Port Isaac Hotel Guide - South West Coast Path Section 14 Trailhead hotels in Port Isaac, United Kingdom.

"Yes the room was really nice and clean. The staff were all very happy and very helpful. "

"The room was clean and decorated beautifully, the bedding and pillows were so cosy and soft and much needed on a cold evening! Staff were all friendly, polite and helpful. Had dinner which was worth every penny and a generous portion, and the same for breakfast. It’s a steep walk up to Port Isaac but not as bad as it looks, if you turn right at the car park at the top of the hill you can walk along a path with great views that leads to a nice ice cream shop. Lovely touch of dry robes in the bedroom cupboard to be used if needed, we were very lucky with the weather so didn’t need them but would’ve been handy if a bit cold and wet! "

"Lovely apartment. Great area to stay, with a parking spot. Walked to grocery nearby. Loved the village of Port Isaac and walking the coastal path. Helen was very quick to respond to any questions."

"Great location for exploring the area and a short walk to the local pub shops and restaurants. The place was very clean and on-site parking was a real bonus. "

"In the centre of Port Isaac brilliant for all pubs."

"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."

"Lovely cosy cottage, perfect location and size for us (2 adults & 2 teens). Right in the heart if Port Isaac but still felt quiet and peaceful.Communication was good throughout.Could do with a caffetiere, but cottage had everything else you might need. Can't really fault."

"The property is beautifully presented and spotlessly clean in a killer location. It might be noisy and congested in the high season, but on a sunny weekend in April it was perfect. If you are a fan of Doc Martin you will love it. You walk out the front door and straight into the "Crab & Lobster" which is actualy The Golden Lion. Its just yards away from the Michellin Stared Outlaws Fish Kichen. Book well in advance (months) if you want to guarantee a table in the high season, but its worth it. The managing agent was really helpful when we had a small issue with the key safe. The property has a parking space which are at a premium in Port Isaac. A word of warning: the space is on the edge of town about 1/4 mile away, and it is a strenuous walk up a very steep hill. If you are fit and healthy its no problem. If you have mobility issues it might be. "