"Really well designed property with spacious downstairs and outside area . Very good to have the small en-suite in main bedroom. Outside area was great , plenty of seating , good sea view , clean and no issue with seagulls ! Very convenient location . Only improvement suggestion would be to provide a hairdryer."
"Really well designed property with spacious downstairs and outside area . Very good to have the small en-suite in main bedroom. Outside area was great , plenty of seating , good sea view , clean and no issue with seagulls ! Very convenient location . Only improvement suggestion would be to provide a hairdryer."
"The Hideaway has the potential to be a 10/10 accommodation because the location is absolutely outstanding. It is perfectly situated for an easy walk into the village of Port Isaac, down to Port Gaverne, and also conveniently close to the Co-op. The interior itself was pleasant, the bed was comfortable, and overall the accommodation had great potential.
However, there were several maintenance and housekeeping issues that unfortunately affected our stay.The living room furniture was quite...
"The Hideaway has the potential to be a 10/10 accommodation because the location is absolutely outstanding. It is perfectly situated for an easy walk into the village of Port Isaac, down to Port Gaverne, and also conveniently close to the Co-op. The interior itself was pleasant, the bed was comfortable, and overall the accommodation had great potential.
However, there were several maintenance and housekeeping issues that unfortunately affected our stay.The living room furniture was quite...
"The small home was a very comfortable base for the coastal path. The town of Port Isaac is just a walk downhill. The market is practically around the corner."
"The small home was a very comfortable base for the coastal path. The town of Port Isaac is just a walk downhill. The market is practically around the corner."
"Superb location, metres from the slipway and harbour. Close to costal footpath and walk to Port Gaverne, restaurant, pubs and cafes.
Very cosy cottage with wood burner.
A few minor things like no fridge light, a few cobwebs but nothing to put anyone off.
Well equipped kitchen and rear shared courtyard.
I would return!
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"Superb location, metres from the slipway and harbour. Close to costal footpath and walk to Port Gaverne, restaurant, pubs and cafes.
Very cosy cottage with wood burner.
A few minor things like no fridge light, a few cobwebs but nothing to put anyone off.
Well equipped kitchen and rear shared courtyard.
I would return!
"
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
"This is a country hotel with rooms above. Our room which were very comfortable and appropriately furnished. The rooms are well equipped with a comfortable bed, plenty of storage, a coffee pod machine and kettle with a full tray offering various beverage options and biscuits / cookies. The staff were just brilliant and couldn’t be more helpful. We stayed during a particularly warm weekend and despite no air conditioning in our room, we were given two fans to cool it down. The food and particularly the breakfast was exceptional with plenty of choice which catered for every dietary need and it was also always served with a smile. The bar also had a great choice of locally brewed ales and spirits. All in all we had a very enjoyable weekend and we would definitely use The Port Gaverne again. Only slightly negative observation was that parking is limited and can be a bit of an issue at busy times due to the location, but this did not spoil our stay in any way."
"Had a wonderful stay for 3 nights in August. The hotel is beautifully located over looking a beautiful large sandy beach. Although there were many kids staying, it didn’t feel over run (other than a few overzealous dads throwing their small kinds over their heads in the indoor pool, which was a little unnerving)! The hotel was built in 1959 and looks a bit dated from the outside. However, inside it has been tastefully refurbished, though in keeping, and the facilities very good were up to spec. The bedroom was sizeable with a comfortable super kind bed and the walk-in wet room had two powerful showers and was lovely. Would have appreciated a shelf for toiletries and cosmetics and had to put those on the floor. We loved the refill stations for milk tea bags, coffee, water etc. which you took back to your room. Breakfast was a feast! Really one of the best I’ve ever had. A wide selection of continental meats. Cheeses, breads, fruits, cereals, compotes, yogurts etc. A full cooked breakfast is extra but not too expensive. We had a. Inclusive package, including car parking and a general spa package. The complimentary daily wellness wake up class at 8am in the studio over looking the sea was wonderful. Without exception the staff were polite, knowledgeable, kind and helpful. The beach walk is quite a climb coming back but well worth it. We were invited to use the facilities at the sister hotel nearby, namely The Scarlet Hotel. It’s newer and is adults only."
"The hotel was pretty good in general.
Room was fine: very clean. Slightly old-school grandparent vibe instead of funky Newquay surfer vibe, and some of the fittings were slightly run down if you looked closely, but that's being really critical.
Breakfast was excellent with unusually good veggie choices.
Staff were helpful.
The beach location was dramatic.
It was quite pricey but I suppose that's the cost when staying in Newquay last minute during school holidays."
"Staff were great and most helpful. Chose to dine in the bar area and not the restaurant and the food was fantastic and value for money, drinks are a little more expensive than the norm. Room was clean, nice bathroom, would recommend for a stop off in the area, Dont expect 4/5 star luxury the building is 18th century and for that you have to take the fact its not modern but it is a fantastic place with lots to read and see everywhere in the building"
"A well presented resort and a well equipped self catering apartment. Located centrally in Cornwall for most days out. The Lookout bar is vibrant and busy most evenings. There is plenty for the younger people to do on site.
The few things that require resolving:
1. The balcony seating was soaking wet on arrival.
2. The freezer box in the fridge was full of ice and could not be used.
3. Only one poor quality small loo roll was provided, it certainly allowed you to get in touch with your inner self.
Would we return, yes now that we are aware of the pitfalls."
"Overall lovely hotel with beautiful decor and facilities. Everywhere was very clean.
The overflow car park still undergoing building works and £27 a day for parking is very overpriced.
No toilet roll in our room.
Very slow service at breakfast and ran out of milk at and could only offer oat milk. Seemed to be more waiting staff just stood around rather than serving"
You can expect to pay between 14.331.427 ₫ and 34.712.299 ₫ per night for cottages in Port Isaac. No matter your budget, a terrific stay is a click away on Expedia. These prices were available on Expedia within the past 7 days, for a hotel booking with a check-in date within the next year. Prices reflect current offers and availability is subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
What are the best cottages in Port Isaac?
Port Isaac offers multiple cottages with a total average guest review rating of 8.8. Fuchsia Cottage is a good option if you're a fan of nature and an unhurried pace. Guests of this 3.5-star stay can enjoy conveniences such as a barbecue grill and a terrace. Chalet 76 is another recommended choice. This 3.5-star cottage has individually decorated rooms and a garden.
How many cottages are there in Port Isaac?
You can choose from 1511 cottages in Port Isaac. Whether you're travelling with the family or planning a weekend retreat with your buddies, Expedia can help you find the right place to reacquaint yourself with nature.
What are the best cheap cottages in Port Isaac?
With cottages starting from only 14.331.427 ₫ per night, you may be tempted to stay a little longer in Port Isaac! One option that's easy on your wallet is Tiggy Winkle. It comes with handy amenities like a garden and individually decorated rooms. Another money-saving choice where you can relax and slow the pace down is Tremorla. A garden and individually decorated rooms are some of the conveniences here. Exploring free attractions in Port Isaac will stretch your holiday budget even further. Harlyn Bay Beach and Trevone Bay Beach are visitor favourites. With the money you save, you can keep on exploring! This price was available on Expedia within the past 7 days, for a hotel booking with a check-in date within the next year. Prices reflect current offers and availability is subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Are there any family-friendly cottages in Port Isaac?
Many travellers needing a family-friendly cottage in Port Isaac choose Fuchsia Cottage. With a 3.5-star rating and amenities like a picnic area and a barbecue grill, you'll feel right at home here. Another top option for families who crave time out close to nature is Chalet 76. WiFi and a games room help make this 3.5-star cottage a comfy base for your Port Isaac getaway. After checking in and chilling together in your comfy digs, it's time to head out and explore some of the local sights. Tintagel Castle and Polzeath Beach are among the best family-friendly attractions in Port Isaac.
Are there any 5-star cottages in Port Isaac?
Port Isaac doesn't have any 5-star cottages — but you and your besties can still stay here in style! Why not book Hilly View? Located about 14 kms from the downtown area, this 4-star favourite features a private entrance and a garden. Itchingstone Cottage is another terrific 4-star choice just 10 kms from central Port Isaac. It offers a laid-back vibe close to nature in addition to conveniences like a private entrance and a garden.
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After you've unpacked your suitcases, set out and explore the wonderful things Port Isaac has on offer. Port Gaverne Beach is a great attraction to add to your travel itinerary.