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Very comfortable and good food

Right on the harbor in charming Mousehole, we had a front row seat on Cornish life--people swimming, kids jumping off the harbor wall, and walking on the SW Coastal Path. Cooked breakfast was excellent and hearty, and there were a variety of god restaurants in Mousehole and nearby Newlyn. Our room was quiet and well appointed with a spacious bathroom. The room could get warm so the fan was appreciated. One night we parked in the car park closest (about 200 meters, 5BP for 24 hours) and one night...

Great place

We had a delightful stay at Torwood House. The hosts were flexible and friendly.

The bones of the Inn go back to the 12th Century. Breakfast and the staff were first class. The Fish and Chips are the best you will find anywhere in 2026. As good as you found forty years ago. A walk to the beach is a must. The room was small but clean.

Modern, spacious room and bath, new decor. Comfortable bed and very clean. Toilet was noisy (old structure needs complex system) but added to the entertainment. Tavern was great! Food delicious. Great ales. Bartender (Taylor) was terrific. Inn location is across from the ferry. Mt. Saint Michael nearby.

Spotless and well designed with lovely surroundings.. we did not want to leave ! Owners were delightful and fun to talk to. Walk to town center is doable, but not with luggage. There is no ac, but we managed as we were mainly out in the day. Yummy breads and fruit, granola, yogurt and beverages provided. Fantastic!

Excellent food, very clean, responsive and anticipatory staff, great views

Wonderful 6-day stay in the self-service apartment. Staff is so kind and helpful. Parking lot for hotel guests is large and easy to get in and out of. Hotel is steps away from the area bus stop and the walk down to the St. Michael's Mount causeway. Restaurants and shops nearby all definitely worth visiting (especially the hotel restaurant Cutty Sark and the hotel bar). Would absolutely stay again!

I wish we had booked more than one night! The staff were all very nice, friendly and super accommodating. The room was clean and the bed was extremely comfortable. The views can't be beat, especially from the roof bar. The food was also very good. The only piece of advice I have is if you are using GPS set your destination to the train station. If you you try to use the hotel name or address it will lead you down some very tiny, twisty streets.

The staff were beyond helpful and kind. One of the guys who worked there (sadly I didn't catch his name! But he was youngish with light hair) was extremely welcoming and we enjoyed chatting with him. The cleanliness was okay. They did not change the towels and it was a tad dusty. The window only opened slightly but it brought in air and cleared out the musky smell. I mean, it's an old hotel. We didn't expect gold. All in all I would definitely stay there again and recommend it. We...

Hotel is well set back on a private one track driveway, and somewhat tricky to reach. But once there --wow, great place, tastefully refurbished, significant paintings by former owners (Stanhope Forbes & wife Elizabeth). The current owner (Doug) is helpful and engaging. We had a second floor suite, overlooking gardens. Modest continental breakfast in room (all provided, and self-serve).

Excellent customer service by helping us with luggage to our room and waiting on payment until we were settled in. We were able to order food from their restaurant and they delivered it to our room. The bed is super comfy and the room has all the amenities we need. The only issue is parking but we lucked out and someone left while we were looking for a space.

Property was spotless, private parking, lots of space in the apartment. All the basics were there and ready for use (dishes, cutlery, oven, microwave, fridge, etc). The host also gave us tips on the easiest way to get to town - including a handy shortcut!

Such a wonderful property, and the rooms are so very clean and comfortable. We slept so well, and were treated quite nicely. Kate is such a lovely host, and her brekkie is top-notch. We enjoyed chatting with her as we ate, and found her delightful and helpful. The farm setting is so peaceful (for us guest that is, a lot of hard work for owners), and the location is great for visiting the Lizard and other places around south Cornwall. Thank you much for such a great stay!

I loved our stay at the Pirate Inn,the people were so welcoming and helpful. The accommodation had everything we needed for our stay and was lovely and clean and very organised. We would definitely be happy to stay again when we are in the area. Great location meant that it was just a ten minute walk to the town centre and the harbour.

Excellent service