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Our top choices for Looe guest houses

A bedroom with a large bed, bedside tables, a desk, and a window with curtains.

1. Mariners Guest House

West Hoe

Alan

P8,644 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 27 - Oct 28

A building with a green door labeled "THE FIRST" and multiple flower baskets hanging from the windows.

2. The Firs Bed and Breakfast

West Hoe

James

P7,847 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 21 - Oct 22

A pool with blue stripes, a deck area, and a view of the water.

3. Imperial Plymouth

Barbican

Rodney

P6,210 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 22 - Oct 23

4. Citadel House Hotel

Barbican

Rachel

P5,035 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 23 - Oct 24

A neatly made bed with white bedding and striped pillows, a wooden headboard with built-in lighting, and a bedside table with a book.

5. Edgcumbe Guest House

West Hoe

Jane

P6,546 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 2 - Nov 3

A quaint, well-lit cottage with a sloped roof, surrounded by potted plants and a small garden.

6. Tinhay Mill Guest House

Lifton

brian

P9,987 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 21 - Oct 22

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Top Looe Hotel Reviews

Coombe Farm

10/10 Excellent

"Coombe Farm is very beautiful & quiet with easy parking & picturesque surroundings. The property is off the B3253 which runs below the Widegates so do not use the postcode & I recommend what3words or dropping a pin onto Google maps rather than following a traditional satnav. If you enter the driveway from the east, it is a very tight corner so take it wide & slow & be careful of traffic if you leave in that direction. We stayed 2 nights in Lily Loveday, the middle cottage of the three & the beautiful wooden door opens straight into the room with a bathroom accessed from the back wall. The décor is contemporary & a tea tray is provided along with bottled water. Gemma offers daily housekeeping & top ups, which we didn’t need. The flagstone floor is cool & although it was a warm October weekend, we were grateful for the heater to take the chill off. The ironing board is a mini, tabletop one which is OK for t-shirts but no good for trousers or dresses. I would prefer a full size one slipped down the side of the wardrobe, even if it spoils the room aesthetics slightly. I’ve seen a suggestion of having a microwave provided but I disagree as the food smells would linger & taint the furnishings. Be aware that the front door is classed as a fire exit so, as a requirement by law, it is labelled & illuminated as such. As it is directly opposite the bed, the green glow is particularly noticeable overnight, but it does mean you don’t have to turn the light on to use the bathroom."

Fieldhead Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Brilliant Holiday thankyou. Staff more than helpful and very polite. They had a wifi upgrade during our stay and went out of their way to keep us informed on progress. Quite a climb up to room but Hotel is on side of a steep hill with amazing views from Balcony Sea View Rooms so you kind of cannot get amazing views without the steps exercise up to the rooms but maybe in the future a lift may be the icing on the cake? Room was spotlessly clean and regularly serviced. Continental breakfast had excellent breadth of products from Crumpets to various cereals to yoghurts to fresh fruit and croissants with a cooked breakfast option if preordered the night before. Rooms have a really useful and unusual self catering option with hot plates, kettle, fridge and microwave all built into a swish sink unit that is great for doing a meal or two or a basic breakfast to eat on the balcony. A rare possibility in any hotel. Thought the FieldHead Hotel was great. Parking was pretty easy once you initially find the steep entrance route in. Best to forget the car once you park up. Cornish Shanty singing in The Old Ship Pub in West Looe on Thurs Night was a traditional Gem and this fab little pub behind the Fire Station has timbers in its construction from The Sunk ships from the Spanish Armada and later additions in its extension from Timbers from ships sunk in the battle of Trafalgar! And the foods amazing there so check it out!"

Killigarth Manor Holiday Park

10/10 Excellent

"I think that this may have been the first time that the caravan was used this year, both TVs were playing up. The maintenance guy was there within two minutes and solved the problem. The caravan was very clean and ready for occupation. All the staff, without exception were friendly and helpful. We were unfortunate with the weather, very cold winds from the north, but the heating system coped well. The only adverse comment I could make is about the current trend of the use of QR codes. All park info was accessed by QR codes. I'm in my 80's and don't do QR codes. The problem is that you have to know about something in order to ask. For example, I knew the restaurant would have a menu, I asked for a paper copy and was given one. The only thing I didn't like was you had to pay for wifi in your caravan and at £5 per day I thought that was something I could do without."

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