Penzance Hotel Guide - Portheras Cove hotels in Penzance, United Kingdom.

"We had the most amazing time... Beautiful setting on the moors with a sea view. A peaceful idyl - the only sound we could hear was the beautiful swallows nesting, otherwise amazing silence. Incredibly atmospheric."

"A bed for the night for attendance at Penzance Lit Fest on two consec. days. The only thing I would say: an earlier check-in time - say 15:00 rather than 16:00 hrs - would have been helpful. eg Prem Inns are 15:00 but then again Queens had a better rate."

"We are travelling across England staying in B & Bs. This is THE BEST one we have come across! The property is beautiful and the hospitality and food was outstanding! "

"It was an ideal locational for the festival, very clean room and pleasant staff, we would definitely stay again"

"This old style inn might not be everyone's cup of tea, but I enjoyed it and had no problem with the 19th century look."

"It was an amazing experience, a really satisfying stay and the affordable price makes it even better."

"This is a small miner's cottage (probably) suitable for a couple and 2 kids -- decent double bedroom with adequate storage and smallish bedroom with two small singles at right angles. There's a sitting room downstairs with a couple of recliners, a sofa, TV, and a wood-stove (didn't need/use it); a small dining room, plus a kitchen with electric hob, electric kettle, sink (frig and microwave in side ante-room); and a bathroom with bath with electric-shower over, basin and toilet, and washing machine (didn't need/use). The plumbing is a bit primitive but everything works and the shower quite adequate, 3 electric radiators with thermostats keep the place warm and cosy, and the TV provides entertainment on rainy days. There's a small garden at the West-facing rear, with a chair or two and a washing line. I was given direct phone contact with the housekeeper (didn't need/use but very reassuring) and with the owner who was very helpful, and was keen to receive my feedback on a few minor quibbles that will probably be fixed on a next visit. Parking is outside front in terrace on a first-come, first-served basis, with overflow in the small Lafrowda car park at end of street (I always managed to find a spot). All in all a very functional, convenient, comfortable enough base for Coast Path walking and quick access to St Just shops/pubs and excellent cafes -- don't miss the DOG &RABBIT***** !"