Helston Hotel Guide - Lizard Lighthouse and Heritage Centre hotels in Helston, United Kingdom.

"The host provided very good communication and decorated the cottage with a Christmas tree and festive lights. There was a nice welcome tray of scones, cream and jam and little xmas goodies"

"Clean room, our favourite location "

"Paula was very welcoming, the location was idyllic and the vintage carriage was so unique and perfect. It was spotless and was equipped with everything I needed for my weekend stay. The cream tea was a very thoughtful touch and it was a delight to watch the pygmy goats and runner ducks from my window. I had such a relaxing and enjoyable stay - I didn't want to leave!"

"Our host was very welcoming the afternoon tea selection was very thoughtful. The accommodation was very quaint and lovely"

"I have never stayed in such a small cottage. I referred to it as my HMO. All basic necessary things. Bed, shower room, kitchenette. I hope I helped your cleaners by stripping the bed ready for fresh bedding. "

"Another wonderful stay at Housel Bay. Stunning views, sublime food and amazing staff."

"Awesome place"

"Located close to the beautiful Southern coastline, this superb small hotel is a perfect central location for a trip. Many scenic paths are at a walkable distance (5 km to 10 km of moderate difficulty will allow you to see many beautiful sights.) Roy and Jayne are the consummate hosts. They help coordinate your arrival in advance, since the location is a bit remote. They cook an excellent breakfast, and take a keen interest in your plans for your stay. They offer sound advice (invaluable if you haven’t researched carefully), and Roy provides a packet of information with hints, hiking or driving itineraries, and a weather report, all presented each morning based on your previous day’s discussions and experiences. They really do provide you with more than adequate assistance to ensure that your visit is rewarding. I would definitely stay with them again, and recommend them wholeheartedly to other travelers."