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About the Hotel
Jamaica Inn is a historic coaching inn located on Bodmin Moor in Cornwall, dating back to 1750. Once a vital stop for travellers crossing the moor, it gained notoriety as a smuggling haunt and later inspired Daphne du Maurier’s 1936 novel Jamaica Inn. The property includes a museum dedicated to smuggling history and du Maurier’s connection to the site. Today, it operates as an inn with accommodation, a traditional restaurant, and a bar featuring local ales. Set amid rugged moorland scenery, Jamaica Inn remains one of Cornwall’s most recognisable landmarks and a popular destination for visitors exploring the area’s heritage.
