Looe Hotel Guide - St John the Baptist Church hotels in Looe, United Kingdom.

"Everything was great. Lovely people, spotless room and fabulous breakfast. My second stay here but won't be my last. Location is perfect and excellent parking. "

"The room was spotless very well equipped. The staff were very friendly and helpful."

"This cottage has loads of character whilst having all the modern necessities, like lovely showers, washing machine, coffee machine etc. The views from all the rooms are spectacular, looking out over the harbour and out to sea.Communications with Amanda (the owner) were easy and she left nothing to chance with very clear emails and texts before the stay and answering any questions very promptly. Staying in this cottage is a delightful experience and Polperro has a calming charm. I would highly recommend it to anyone wanting to experience Cornwall. The coastal path is literally on the doorstep so very easy for walking the coast.We feel privileged to have been given the opportunity to rent this amazing property!"

"What an amazing stay, thanks so much Johnny for your amazing hospitality, we really appreciated the free room upgrade! Great time, will definitely recommend and come again!"

"Staff were lovely. Very scenic views and very very clean. Will be going for two weeks next year in September. The caravans are great value. Swimming pool was really warm. Excellent "

"Friendly staff. Good standard caravan for bronze. Good pool. Entertainment was too loud...no need to shout when you have a microphone. Kids gather at the front for games and dance, the entertainment staff talk to them through a microphone, but you can hear it 20 miles away, just turn it down a bit, so you can sit at the back of the room without having your eardrums explode!"

"Lovely stay in a peaceful idyll"

"Nice cottage with all the things you need. Fantastic location away from the madding crowd. "

"Caravan was spotless clean , turn on every night in the clubhouse plus bingo and disco Close to Looe about a 30 walk 5 min drive "