"Lovely room. Nice pub. Food good. EV charger was a definite benefit as well as coffee machine. Make sure you ask how to work the bedside lamps if not told!!"
"Lovely room. Nice pub. Food good. EV charger was a definite benefit as well as coffee machine. Make sure you ask how to work the bedside lamps if not told!!"
"Excellent service by the host. Very clean room and smells nice. Breakfast is excellent and very tasty. Parking is good and safe. Highly reccomended. 10 stars.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️"
"Excellent service by the host. Very clean room and smells nice. Breakfast is excellent and very tasty. Parking is good and safe. Highly reccomended. 10 stars.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️"
"Really quaint b&b with historical background; very helpful staff; enormous bed; fantastic breakfast; dog-friendly; decor just needed refreshing! But a lovely overnight stay."
"Really quaint b&b with historical background; very helpful staff; enormous bed; fantastic breakfast; dog-friendly; decor just needed refreshing! But a lovely overnight stay."
"Highly recommended. Location was perfect and the room was just lovely. So clean and neat. We loved our stay. Breakfast was also good. Staff friendly and helpful. Thank you to everyone"
"Highly recommended. Location was perfect and the room was just lovely. So clean and neat. We loved our stay. Breakfast was also good. Staff friendly and helpful. Thank you to everyone"
"This was an outstanding B&B Richard and Tracey were perfect hosts an easy check in room was really nice clean tidy and well furnished breakfast was excellent and plenty of choice would recommend at least a couple of nights very good experience thanks"
"This was an outstanding B&B Richard and Tracey were perfect hosts an easy check in room was really nice clean tidy and well furnished breakfast was excellent and plenty of choice would recommend at least a couple of nights very good experience thanks"
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"Such a unique and fascinating hotel to stay in. From the start you're already curious about what you would encounter during your stay and as soon as you walk in, the "jail" vibe just hits, but with it an air of pure luxury is felt throughout and every detail has been considered. The walls in your room are a mix of modern plaster but where they can, they've left the original exposed brickwork that the prisoners would have seen and felt when they were in there 200+ years ago. I believe most rooms are 3 original cells knocked through, creating a luxurious bedroom space with dressing table and then provides a beautiful en-suite which looks stunning. Underfloor heating makes the room feel welcoming and there is air conditioning in each room which again makes it feel homely rather than the cold cell it once was.
The rooms all have a plaque which gives details of a prisoner who was homed in your room (cell). I did expect a little more exciting than a woman who spent 2 months in there for stealing milk, but they have to keep it low-key I suppose.
The breakfast was delicious and for a Sunday, it was very busy but they handled it efficiently. I would recommend the restaurant although it is quite pricey. Sadly, no encounters during the night of anything other-worldly, but we absolutely loved our stay there and it has been a huge talking point with friends since we stayed. Would return for sure!"
"Just returned from a short but sweet stay at the Great Western Newquay at the beginning of September. Having stayed previously, i generally knew what to expect, although this time it was apparent that the wear and tear of many busy summers had really caught up with the place and it is all in need of a serious refurbishment. The public areas such as the stairwells, corridors and reception areas in particular are like a throwback to decades past.
The location is great and has to to be the hotels biggest selling points. There are many rooms that will have sea views, as well as the bar and restaurant areas all having great views too. The hotel is just far enough away from some of the more "lively" parts of Newquay, that if you end up with a road side room at the front of the hotel, theres less chance you'll be disturbed than some other hotels a little further down. It's also close enough to plenty of other eating areas and a short walk to the town centre to not be considered ti be "out of the way" in any shape or form and ofcourse minutes from both Great Western and Tolcarn beaches. Furthermore there is a bus stop directly outside the front of the property with services towards Padstow, Newquay Airport, St Austell and Truro. Additionally, Newquay railway station is just a 2 minute walk over the road as well!
We stayed in a sea view room overlooking the Great Western beach. The views are of course delightful. The room itself was very clean and although very dated well kept."
"Stayed in a small double room as it was the only room available at the time of booking.
Clean and had all you need just the bed was small for two adults.
Wonderful place with fantastic views overlooking the ocean and Tintagel Castle.
We had afternoon tea and it was amazing seating by the window overlooking the Castle.
I recommend this hotel for a unique experience just book in advance as it’s popular place to stay.
There are nice pubs and cafes in the village itself with really good food if you don’t prebook dinner and breakfast.
Don’t miss out when in Tintagel"
"Interesting historic pub hotel situated close to the sea. Small room but comfortable bed and clean, en suite with shower over bath, partial sea view, kettle and Nespresso machine. Steep and narrow stairs to room. Excellent breakfast and reasonable evening dining (Pie and Drink £15 Monday!) Good beer. Pub gets very busy so book. Noisy until around 23.00 when the bar closes. Quiet during the night. Sash window only ventilation so room was quite hot during our stay. Staff very helpful and friendly. Very limited parking (8 places). Port Gaverne is a tiny fishing cove dissected by the Delabole - Port Isaac road (not a lot of traffic) with almost no parking. The hotel is on the SW Coastal path and about 30 metres from the sea across the road. Good for swimming, fishing and walking. Steep hill leads to Port Isaac (10 minutes). It's an old property with bags of character but difficult access and noisy in the evening."
"Perfect location right on the harbour. Don't be deterred driving down to drop off luggage as you can exit the other end back up to main road. Good breakfast and atmosphere for drinks."
Whether you're travelling with your family and want a friendly place to stay, or you're a solo traveller hoping to make some connections, a B&B can be a good choice for many different types of travellers. If you'd like to spend some time by the water during your time in Port Isaac, Port Isaac Beach and Port Gaverne Beach are worth a stop.
Why choose B&Bs instead of traditional hotels?
With attentive service, opportunities to meet guests from other places and of course a full breakfast to start the day, B&Bs all have a truly one-of-a-kind setting.
What are the top B&Bs in Port Isaac?
Below are some well-liked B&Bs in the surrounding area: The Slipway: 7 rooms. 0.2 mi (0.2 km) from the heart of Port Isaac. Enjoy the free full breakfast and on-site dining. Barrowfield Hotel: 16.1 mi (25.9 km) from the city centre. Enjoy the snack bar/deli and patio area. The Countryman Hotel: 10 rooms. Situated 7.1 mi (11.4 km) from the heart of Port Isaac. Pier House: 23 rooms. 18.4 mi (29.6 km) from the city centre. Enjoy the patio area and bar/lounge. Well Parc Hotel: 10 rooms. Located 7.3 mi (11.8 km) from the core of Port Isaac.
When is the best time to book my B&B in Port Isaac?
When you're dreaming of a escape to Port Isaac, make sure that you take the year-round temperatures into account. The hottest months are usually July and August, with an average temperature of 16°C, while the coldest months are February and January, with an average of 8°C. Average annual precipitation for Port Isaac is 968 mm.
What is there to do in Port Isaac?
Spend some time exploring Port Isaac Beach and South West Coast Path Section 13 Trailhead if you're hoping to see some of the area's natural features. You should put Port Gaverne Beach and Cornwall National Landscape on your list if you want to see more of the area.
How can I get to and around Port Isaac?
You can plan your excursions in and around Port Isaac ahead of time with these transportation options. Fly into Newquay (NQY-Newquay Cornwall), which is located 13.1 mi (21 km) away from the city centre. If you'd like to explore around the area, consider renting a car to explore more sights.