I had the pleasure of staying here for a couple of nights last June and thought it was a wonderful…read moreB&B. The patrons ran it like a friendly home and went out of their way to help with anything you needed. The rooms were clean, airy and nicely decorated and the ensuite was faultless (how many bathrooms have you seen that had somewhat questionnable cleanliness...., well this was not one of them!). If you are lucky, you'll even get the room with the stunning sea view. The breakfast was delicious and you could choose from local smoked haddock, full English or continental all served in their garden-facing breakfast room. The owners even went the further mile to catering for my partner with Coeliac-friendly items. The rooms had a TV/DVD combo and you could "rent" DVDs from their selection for 50p a night, which was a nice touch. The location is fantastic (walking distance to the seafront) but just at the edge of town, meaning you don't have to navigate the windy roads further into St Ives, which can be tricky sometimes. There is also parking available for guests (which can be a rarity in St Ives). Would definitely recommend. Thanks for a lovely stay!

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Wandered in from the rain to this cozy pub at the wharf. Started with pints of ale and cider and…read morerelaxed after a long day of exploring. The pub was packed of course, since it was Saturday night but we were able to quickly get a seat on the bar side, always our preference. I'm we shared the seafood chowder, chock full of salmon, prawns, clams, and more. Chunky granary bread on the side ensured we didn't have to leave any broth behind! Next we had the fish pie, one of my favorites. Again, lots of seafood inside and hot and tasty. Service at the bar was simple and quick. Thanks for a great meal!

The Sloop Inn is very well known in St Ives, as a locals boozer pub, with its prime position right…read morein the heart of everything and opposite the beach. People love it as it offers seating right at the front, to people watch whilst you sample a local ale or a pint of cider. It is ALWAYs packed - damned hard to ever get a seat outside, but if you can find one do stop for a while, to experience the local Cornish flavour.

While on a road trip of Cornwall, we arrived in St. Ives around 6pm looking for a place to stay…read more Went past Seaforth and called the number on the sign. Within minutes Debbie had us in our room and settled. It is a 3 room boutique style B&B in a lovely house right in the midst of St. Ives down on the harbour. It is a short 5 minute walk from the train station. Our room had a spectacular view of the harbour, and the sunrise the following morning. It was truly a million dollar view. The bed was beyond comfortable with fantastic pillows and bedding. The room was well equipped with a mini fridge, tea and coffee, and a modern en-suite bathroom. The breakfast room was bright and spacious, with a fantastic view of St. Ives harbour to inspire you to get out and enjoy the fresh sea air. Breakfast had a good variety of choice with fresh fruit, cereal, yoghurt and a choice of fry up. The bread used for the toast has to be mentioned so yummy and such nice thick slices. Debbie and Carl our hosts were lovely, very welcoming and professional.

From the owner: Seaforth offers our guests fantastic Seaviews from all of the bedrooms…read more We are located right in the centre of of St Ives close to all of the shops, bars and restaurants with just 1 mins walk to the seafront.

Nice view of the beach from this location & you have a telescope in the room to gets a better look…read moreat the activities on the beach. But the rooms are on the small side & furnishings odd and not terribly comfortable.

From the owner: 4 Star AA Rated Bed and Breakfast in Hayle, St Ives Bay, Cornwall with spectacular sea views. At…read moreour St Ives Bed and Breakfast we believe that if you are coming to the seaside then you want to see the sea from your guest accommodation. All of our bedrooms have sea views overlooking St Ives Bay and St Ives town. Our rooms also feature front facing balconies and juliet balconies to further enhance sea views. Located just a short drive from St Ives in Hayle.

This is a stunning place to stay and the hosts are wonderful. We stayed in the Blue Room which has…read moreviews across Carbis Bay, it is very spacious. light and very clean. Lovely handmade soaps (local) in the bathroom. The place is names after one of the hosts, who is is lovely man with real character. Apparently there is a guest book entry, 'Jamie's once seen never forgottenJamie once seen never forgotten..!

I just can't fault this place, relaxed, stylish, extremely comfortable, thoughtfully and funkily…read moredecorated, owners made us feel completely at home and very welcome, the breakfasts were to die for and the DVD library was excellent in case the weather wasn't that good - though while we were there it was gorgeous! We felt very spoilt and equally independent! Owners gave us great tips on where to go and we're definitely going back - I think most people who visit pebble do come back! Book early in the summer this amazing location as well as fabulous hotel which is reasonably priced is very very popular! Sadly now closed!! :(

A rare designer B&B in St Ives, conveniently located 5 minutes from the train station and town, the…read moreTrevose Harbour House is a wonderful place for couples. The rooms have amazing views over the bay and feature fabulous design, comfortable furnishings and luxury touches everywhere - you may not want to go out! Room 6 is highly recommended if it's available! The breakfasts are also a highlight, with a wonderful selection of sustainable fruit and cereal, and hot breakfasts prepared by the talented Oli (one of the owners). The owners and staff are also amazing, friendly and full of great suggestions and tips for the local area.

Although it's not located near beaches, be assured you won't miss anything. It's situated in the…read moretown centre, 5 mins to the train station and harbour, surrounded by shops, pubs and restaurants, only few blocks away from Co-op (open till 11pm). The price is seasonal, starts from £10.95 to £16.95 per night which is a bargain considering by service and atmosphere you will get in return. It suits group stay with a low budget concept as all rooms are filled with bunk beds, 6 beds per room minimum. During high season you might have to share the room with other people if your group is less than 6. The beds look a little awful to me at the beginning but they are surprisingly warm and comfy enough, the most important thing - the whole place is clean. It has 2 sections for toilet/shower units. The one downstairs is huge, separated for male and female and it's free. The one upstairs is much smaller, shared between male/female and the shower unit is 20p for 8 minutes of running water. The communal area is spacious, equipped with sofas, pool table, dart board, tables & chairs and a small bar. The kitchen is a surprise; huge, clean and it has everything you need for cooking. Feel free to grab free coffee/tea and some stuff left by previous lodgers. The courtyard is also a diamond; basically it's the only smoking area in the building, located next to the kitchen so you can have your drink or meal outdoor with fresh air. It also has some space to keep your surfboards and to dry your wetsuits, BBQ equipments are also available.....oh and the hammock is my favourite seat too. Management team is a group of young people so they understand the nature of backpackers/student groups and they are very friendly. The place could be very noisy at most of the time but all guests are asked to behave and keep the noise down after 11pm.