Excellent family run Fresh local ingredients…read more Crab sandwiches are the best And homemade cakes are baked daily can defiantly recommend coming here if you are in the area

This is a lovely place to stay if you are in Boscastle. Beautiful views, lovely rooms, nice clean…read moreand well established and a mouth watering breakfast. Tea and coffee service in each room, nice comfortable beds, lovely bathrooms and the most friendly atmosphere. I would go back here again and again.

I thoroughly recommend this B&B…read more Rosemary (the owner) is very welcoming, and makes you feel as if you've known each other for years. The building is a beautifully converted barn on a dead-end country road, with central breakfast area and a galleried upper floor. Every fitting and piece of furniture is of the best quality, and the beds are very comfortable. In spite of a bereavement in her close family just days before our arrival (of which we were unaware), and having to look after another relative on the night of our stay, Rosemary found time to surprise us with a lovely warm fruit compote to have with our breakfast, having placed it in the Aga the evening before. Anyone reading this, please don't be put off by what you might think is a slightly high price: you really do get what you pay for, and it's worth every penny (as repeated numerous times in her visitors' book!).

Not a hotel more of a bb room very small, bathroom was so small had to come into the bedroom to get…read moredried after shower, breakfast was very basic and nothing special! Best thing was 'Gino' the Great Dane!

We were disappointed by this "hotel." The greeting as we entered the front door and rang was by a…read morehuge dog (Gino) and the apparent owner coming down the stairs - there is no check-in desk. No words were spoken until we asked if we could check into the hotel, not knowing if this was the proprietor or not. Apparently it was and we got a key and shown to the room, which seemed much smaller than the pictures on the web site, but these things happen. We had a room with a balcony overlooking a car park (and thereafter the ocean), but it was very small with a small double bed. The bathroom was OK but distinct signs of mildew on the tiles. Later we experienced a storm in the night and the ceiling leaked dripping water onto the bedside table - the owner said he would take care of this but not sure if this happened or not. Breakfast was good, especially when served by a cheerful young lady, although I believe this was her last week. One morning, when she was not there, we were greeted by the owner saying he was about the ring a bell upstairs because it was late (9:15) and breakfast is only served between 8:30 and 9:30 am. Several others appeared after us, so we presume this was directed at everyone - anyway, not very conducive to a relaxing start to the day. The hotel listed a restaurant but really this was just a breakfast room as there were notices each day saying the "restaurant" was closed. Also, there is no bar, and there is just some 1930's music playing every evening in a deserted lounge with wartime memorabilia scattered around. As a B&B this place worked OK, and others apparently had better experiences. It seems to trade a lot on the name of Doc Martin and the fact that some filming was done in the building or outside. There is a private car park but because we had a large rental car it was very difficult to park there, so we ended up paying 5 pounds a night at the public car park across the street, rather than pay for damage to a rental car. If we returned to this area, which is very beautiful and I have spent many years there in the past, we would stay somewhere else. In addition the hotel was way overpriced for what it was. On another note, we placed this review on trip advisor and we were scathingly libeled by the owner, as he did with other poor reviews. He, apparently, cannot take constructive criticism.

Had a fantastic 4 night stay here at island lodge. Could not recommend it enough. Situated in a…read morebeautiful picturesque area near plymouth hoe. Very friendly owners, could not do enough for you. Parking was fine, especially being on the barbican where parking spaces are scarce. Room was warm, clean and tidy. Highly recommended !!

Super small hotel. Funky furnishings great service. Breakfast to die for. 5 star well deservedread more

From the owner: The Five Star Gold award Somerville in Torquay is Guest House/B&B of the Year for the Whole of…read moreDevon 2013. It offers luxurious boutique hotel style guest accommodation on a bed and breakfast basis in the jewel in the crown of the English Riviera. The town's sophisticated style stems from its rich history as a Victorian seaside getaway and the resort is famed for its white Victorian villas and palm lined promenade. The waterfront is the focus of life in the town which is only a five minute walk away with its vibrant harbour and international marina. The Somerville is ideally situated in a quiet location within minutes of the town centre with its own private car park. The Somerville has been awarded Bed and Breakfast of the year 2012/13 by South west Tourism and is a truely unique place to stay. The property has undergone a massive programme of refurbishment in recent years to create a modern, stylish establishment with a classic twist. Beautiful antiques, original artwork

Our family of 6 filled up the B&B, and our hosts were so gracious and friendly. We had tea upon…read morearrival, and they called for our dinner reservations. The beds were comfortable, everything was spotlessly clean, they furnished quality toiletries, and the breakfast was excellent. If we're ever back in Bodmin, we'd stay here again in a heartbeat!

fantastic bed and Breakfast right in the heart of the village,close to all the services in a…read morebeautiful Victorian house.The present owners Chaz and Joan are very welcoming and nothing is too much trouble for them .The Full Cornish breakfast is my favourite and will leave you satisfied and needing no lunch.The beauty of this place is you don't need to drive to any of the village pubs- you can even do a crawl and do them all !The villages rich mining history is very evident with the presence of a huge old Wheal House overlooking the back garden-this is the place I recommend to all friends and family coming to stay in St. Agnes.The accompanying picture was the room I stayed in.

It's my sister's place so this is biased. I slept really well in a comfortable bed. Nice room,…read moregreat bathroom and shower. Mike does a superb breakfast