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The Wheal Tor Hotel is located on land with open access to the outskirts of Bodmin Moor, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty within the county of Cornwall. The hotel is nestled between the villages of Pensilva and Minions. Minions is surrounded by open moorland peppered with the remains of Cornwall's industrial and historic past. The village is one of Cornwall's most incredible landscapes for inland walking and is the county's highest village. Minions has a long history of copper and tin mining and the recently restored Engine House can be seen nearby.

The Wheal Tor Hotel lies on Caradon Hill, the summit of which is 371 metres above sea level on the south-eastern edge of the moor, which was famous for its copper mines. Many walkers exploring the area visit the Cheesewring which is located on top of Stowe's Hill: this a geological masterpiece created over millions of years of erosion.

The Wheal Tor Hotel is situated approximately 4 miles north-east of the town of Liskeard. The town has a population of approximately 10,000 residents. Many tourists visit Bodmin Moor to explore its open aspect landscape and its many lakes, reservoirs and waterfalls. Some visitors explore the Cornish coastline which is not too far away.

The Wheal Tor Hotel occupies a two storey detached property with a rear extension comprising the letting rooms. The whole property is under a pitched tile roof.