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Discover the best hotels in Looe, Cornwall, England including Portbyhan Hotel, Polean Farm Cottages, Tencreek Holiday Park, Harbour Moon Inn, The Five Pilchards Inn, The Snooty Fox, The Old Bridge House, Sawyers Bed & Breakfast, Cherrywood Lodge, Trelawne Manor Holiday Park.
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1. Portbyhan Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 807 reviews
The Portbyhan Hotel is situated in an unrivalled position right in the heart of Looe, allowing guests to relish the panoramic views of the vibrant harbour with only a short stroll into Looe town. The Edwards family, who operate an award-winning holiday company in South Wales, purchased the hotel in June 2013 and have since invested over £2.1 Million in a full-refurbishment of the exterior, bedrooms, restaurant, bar and public areas. These renovations, the location and the excellent services that the hotel offers have all contributed to the Portbyhan Hotel recently winning “Best Individual Hotel” at the prestigious National Coach Tourism Awards. Our public areas are also open to non-residents therefore if you are passing and wish to meet the team, sample our locally sourced cuisine or simply relax and enjoy a cold beverage on our roof top garden, please feel free, we would love to see you!
agoraphobic paradise for pea lovers
Reviewed By Sue RVery confined space for a double room and the shower room even worse. I requested a bath but there are only 2 in the whole hotel one in a family room and the other in a luxury suite, There was very little space to put stuff in the shower room (2 tiny glass shelves, one over the toilet). The shower was not fit for purpose, You could not bend down in it without banging your head and it was that tight that the grab rail was put on the wall outside the shower (what use is that?) We asked for a quiet room and had noise on and off all night from either flushing toilets, running water, mechanical noises and something similar to a ship's horn. There was also a light on in the room all night (exit light?). The room was planned so that the dressing table had no light and was in the darkest corner. There was one chair for a double room and no table but there was no room for either, Evening dinner was school meal style with peos as the veg for every meal. I did not expect sausage and mash, cottage pie etc for restaurant hotel food. After 3 days I was offered another room at the back of the hotel next to the kitchen fans which we declined, Our room was also overlooked by several houses where people sat in their gardens and could look straight into our room. Hope they enjoyed the view! The positives were that there was always hot water so when you had to leave the shower door open and sit in the tray with your feet hanging out you did have hot water. The hotel was very clean and in good order. There is no car park. They did deliver on the early moring call.
2. Polean Farm Cottages
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 258 reviews
Pretty landscape, disappointing overall
Reviewed By Dreamer821325I feel bad, but this is an honest review. We arrived to some confusion about which cottage we had booked, and very kindly they ended up offering us the farmhouse instead of twinkles as it wasn’t suitable for us. That part was great. But unfortunately the rest left me very disappointed. The pictures on here are extremely misleading, we paid the price because we expected an interactive experience with lots of play and animals for our toddler, the reality is you arrive to an empty farm with nobody to greet you and we saw nobody the entire time we were there. We came on a weekend and it would seem nobody works there on the weekend, which for a holiday place is extremely odd as surely many people visit over weekends? There was no ‘legendary tractor rides’ no feeding of animals no pony rides, just a pretty landscape a coupe of chickens, two goats, and some jumpy unfriendly Guinea pigs. We make the best of everything and still had a nice time but if you are expecting lots of interaction and animals you will be sorely disappointed. We enjoyed the bbq in our garden and my daughter liked the trampoline. The house was lovely and clean, I think a few tweaks are needed to bring this place up to expectations for many, to make it worth the large price paid.
3. Tencreek Holiday Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1934 reviews
With beautiful views over the sea and surrounding countryside, Tencreek Holiday Park is situated in what is believed to be one of the finest settings in the West Country. Lying close to the South Cornwall coast, in a rural but not isolated position, Tencreek Holiday Park is open all year and ideal for exploring Cornwall and South Devon.Tencreek is the closest holiday park to Looe Beach and Talland Bay and lies in Daphne du Maurier country; beyond are Bodmin Moor, Dartmoor, traditional Cornish towns, pretty beaches and picturesque ports such as Polperro and Fowey. From Tencreek you can explore so many interesting places and discover that there’s so much to see and do, and we're open All Year! We have a range of modern caravans to sleep 6 or 8, or you can bring your own touring caravan, motor home or tent to Tencreek. Whatever you choose, a great holiday awaits!Facilities includeIndoor swimming pool * Multi-Sports Pitch * Adventure Playground * Amusement Arcade * Indoor sports(darts, pool, skittles, table tennis) * Live Entertainment in the clubhouse * Kids Club * Food shop and off-license* Cafe/take-away * Modern Laundry Facilities* Free WiFi* AccommodationIndividually marked pitches for tents, caravans and motorhomesHardstandings with Electric, Water and Drainage Hook-upSeasonal Pitches availableNewly built centrally heated Heated Toilets and Shower facilities 6 and 8 berth fully equipped modern caravans for hire
Just needs a bit of TLC
Reviewed By MrDavidMrsVickyHWe arrived at the campsite at around 2pm, directed straight to our pitch and was very disappointed when we got there. The size was great but due to the site being on the side of a hill there wasnt a level bit of ground on there so we ended up pitching sideways. The layout could be better, the hard standing pitches seem to be at the top of the hill and the camping at the bottom so our tent started to flood. If this was the other way around we would have been fine. Showers were pretty shocking and the mens toilet block was in need of of TLC with a few doors missing and showers just dribbling out. Quite ironic really as the dish washing facility has more pressure in the tap than the local fire engine. The clubhouse was ok, a bit expensive but that's to be expected. We didn't see much of the entertainment however, the magician telling kids that if their parents don't leave them money it's because they don't love them didn't seem appropriate for a kids show. On the plus side, the location is amazing and if you can stay up long enough to look up at the stars on a clear night then you are in for a treat. I don't think it's a bad campsite and I hope the negatives are just early season teething issues.
4. Harbour Moon Inn
Overall Ratings
3 based on 128 reviews
Best place in Looe
Reviewed By Robin IDo not pay attention to the negative reviews. I genuinely think they have reviewed the wrong restaurant. The food here is some of the best food my partner and myself have ever eaten from a pub. Recommend the curry and the steak pie. We were so well looked after and they couldn’t do enough for us. They were so quick to get our drinks / advise on the menu. Will deffo be back again. 5 stars. And a fantastic view of the harbour.
5. The Five Pilchards Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 127 reviews
Our early 18th Century Inn sits on the beach which marks the midway point of the 630 mile world renowned South West Coast Path Walk. 5 newly refurbished en-suite rooms offer comfort and a base to explore the hidden areas of South West Cornwall and The Lizard Peninsula. All five ensuite bedrooms were fully refurbished in early 2020, with brand-new bedroom furniture and bathroom fittings. The spacious rooms - four of which have a sea view - have been styled for maximum relaxation and comfort, in cool coastal green and grey. All are furnished with either a super-king or king-sized bed, which can be reconfigured to offer twin rooms. The Five Pilchards is a favourite place with locals and visitors alike and our dining experience boasts a varied changing menu with many local homemade specials. Rooms feature cooling coastal colours along with flat screen smart tvs, tea and coffee making facilities and bottled water. Our knowledgeable staff are on hand to advise on local and traditional ales, ciders and menus, as well as the best places to visit in this beautiful corner of Cornwall. The traditional open fireplace warms and glows from the heart of the bar and walls adorned with historical images, many provided by the local villagers, stretching back over 200 years, provide an insight into our coastal village. The Five Pilchards Inn stands in a unique position at the mid point of the South West Coast Path National Trail. This inspiring coastal walk stretches for 630 miles between Minehead in Somerset, along the coast of Devon and Cornwall, to Poole in Dorset. As England’s longest waymarked footpath, the trails captures heritage, wildlife, geology and extraordinary scenery along the way, and is one of the best walks in the world. Local attractions include Poldark Mine, the Cornish Seal Sanctuary, Flambards Theme Park, and the National Trust’s Godolphin Estate with its medieval garden and historic house. The Museum of Cornish Life displays thousands of objects over three floors within Helston’s historic market buildings, providing a fascinating insight into local traditions. Dogs are welcome, both in the bar and restaurant areas, and Children up to 12 are also welcome to share in three of our five king and super king rooms.
what a find this place was
Reviewed By U4665QEjandthe wiggly approach road, the village, parking right on the beach, and then this place. day caught fish, great service and a unique location. There is nothing not to like about Porthallow and the Five Pilchards.
6. The Snooty Fox
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 298 reviews
Small family run Bed and Breakfast
Lovely little place
Reviewed By sarahwA2018KZI booked a surprise overnight stay here. Absolutely smashing place. The room was spotless with two comfy chairs in and a lush bed - we slept like babies! There was a large bathroom and wardrobe space. The proprietors have obviously put thought into the room layout. It was the perfect place to base yourself and go off.
7. The Old Bridge House
Overall Ratings
5 based on 418 reviews
See why so many travelers make The Old Bridge House their guest house of choice when visiting Looe. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a quaint setting with an array of amenities designed for travelers like you. Close to Sclerder Abbey (2.2 mi), a popular Looe landmark, The Old Bridge House is a great destination for tourists. Rooms at The Old Bridge House offer a flat screen TV, a refrigerator, and a desk providing exceptional comfort and convenience, and guests can go online with free wifi. A sun terrace, express check-in and check-out, and baggage storage are some of the conveniences offered at this guest house. A lounge will also help to make your stay even more special. If you are driving to The Old Bridge House, parking is available. While you’re here, be sure to check out some of the Asian restaurants, including Chennai Indian Fusion, Ocean Dragon, and New Peking Gardens, all of which are a short distance from The Old Bridge House. Plus, during your trip, don't forget to check out a history museum, such as The Old Sardine Factory Heritage Centre. At The Old Bridge House, your comfort and satisfaction come first, and they look forward to welcoming you to Looe.
What a treat
Reviewed By gilld221What a lovely find this was. A welcome tray of tea & cake when we arrived. Colin & Liz are great hosts & they run the place so smoothly. Room was extremely clean, with a view of the harbour. I'll be honest, the bathroom was quite tiny but the shower was great. Breakfast is outstanding. Fruit, cereals & yoghurt to help yourself to plus your pre ordered choice all freshly cooked. Very generous portions & good quality. Make sure you're hungry when you get up. Little honesty bar is a nice touch & it was very pleasant to sit out on the balcony of an evening overlooking the harbour. Parking permit is provided for the nearby car park.
8. Sawyers Bed & Breakfast
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 184 reviews
If you’re looking for a charming bed and breakfast in Looe, look no further than Sawyers Bed & Breakfast. Given the close proximity to Sclerder Abbey (2.4 mi), guests of Sawyers Bed & Breakfast can easily experience one of Looe's most popular landmarks. Guest rooms offer a flat screen TV and air conditioning, and Sawyers Bed & Breakfast makes getting online easy as free wifi is available. In addition, guests can enjoy free breakfast during their visit. As an added convenience, there is free parking available to guests. While visiting Looe, you may want to try some tapas at one of the nearby restaurants, such as Black Rock Cafe, The Lookout on the Quay, or Fleur Cafe. Best of all, Sawyers Bed & Breakfast makes it easy to experience some great Looe attractions like Old Guildhall Museum & Gaol, which is a popular historic site. The staff at Sawyers Bed & Breakfast looks forward to serving you during your upcoming visit.
Excellent
Reviewed By scottishpintstealKen and Tracey are brilliant hosts nothing was to much trouble from when we arrived to when we left. Lovely clean room excellent breakfast and fantastic company a real find and we shall diffo return Thank you
9. Cherrywood Lodge
Overall Ratings
5 based on 582 reviews
Cherrywood Lodge is a refurbished B & B property situated just a 5 minute walk from the town harbour in Looe, Cornwall. Annie the hostess provides a warm welcome to all visiting guests in a friendly Cornish environment.
Fabulous - Didn't want to go home!
Reviewed By jefniaWe stayed for 7 nights last week and can't thank Annie and Ralph enough for their hospitality. Comfy bed, spotlessly clean and modern, fab breakfast with loads of special options if you want them. Fridge in the room a bonus and the little touches that you can only get in a B&B - bottles of water, a tray of sweets and great local advice about the weather and where to go. Quick 5 minute walk down into Looe and a great base for us to explore around this side of Cornwall. We wouldn't go anywhere else in Looe now we've been, now planning the next trip!
10. Trelawne Manor Holiday Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1239 reviews
Built in the grounds of an elegant 15th-century manor house, Trelawne Manor Holiday Park has loads of wide open space and excellent facilities. You can wander around the park and take in the fresh air, or spend your time in our indoor and outdoor heated swimming pools (with flume), our games area, playing football or fishing in our fishing lake (EA rod license required). In the evenings you can take advantage of the nightly entertainment that’s put on in the park’s club, relax in the lounge with its WiFi, or enjoy a game of snooker or pool, all whilst enjoying a drink from the club’s well stocked bars. As you can see, this Looe Holiday Park has something for everyone, and your whole family will enjoy their stay.
Perfect last min family holiday
Reviewed By Kirsty BBooked a last min deal. Arrived on the friday at 3pm easy check in, can arrive early on site and use all the facilites and if the caravan is ready you can go in before 4pm. First time we have stayed with john fowler and we were very pleased. Had a silver caravan which was excellent and extreamly clean, its a small park so not too far from the pool and entertainment venue. We had an amazing time. The pool was the highlight of our holiday and we spent the majority of our time here as we had the best weather. The lifeguards were very friendly and welcoming, joking around with the children. Able to book extra pool slots with them as you can only book 1 session via the app. The slide was a hit with my eldest daughter. The water temperature was the warmest weve been to. The pool was never busy either. The entertainment was ok, not as good as other places weve stayed, but the kids were happy with bingo and having a dance and a few games, the arcade is not great but saved me a lot of money! We were only a few mins drive from looe, where there is a lovely beach and quay lots of little shops and places to eat. Avoid the arcade here as it is a huge scam! Lovely park for the kids. When we go back we would like to do the glass bottom boat trip. We look forward to returning to trelawne manor in the summer holidays and hope in the future we see an improvement with the entertainment and the arcade... Perhaps Kids bingo should be changed to bingo beats with disney hits instead of the traditional bingo for kids which seemed boring.
