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.

Hands down the best fish and chips of anywhere we have been across Europe. Cozy and just a great…read morespot for a quick bite.

This place was amazing! We really felt more like we were staying in someone's charming British…read moremansion than a B&B. From the moment you walk in and are greeted by a suit of armor and a grandfather clock until you get to your room named after one of King Arthur's knights of the round table, you just feel like you've been transported to a different time and place. In your beautifully decorated room you'll find more of the little touches that make this place so special, like home-made snacks and a bottle of local specialty liquer. The next morning you will be greeted by a full English breakfast presented by a wonderful staff as you enjoy the view of horses in the yard. This place really is wonderful and is the kind of place you could really stay and just hang out in for days. The owners really know what they're doing and understand the hospitality business. If you're in Cornwall or visiting Tintangel than this place shouldn't be missed.

This is my single favorite place to stay on holiday in the entire world…read more The view from the cottage itself is across Padstow Harbor, and from the top tier of the tiered garden the view is across the estuary to Rock. (I particularly like Christmastime and New Year's, when the harbor is strung with lights and floating illuminations.) This place books up years in advance, and understandably so.

Visited Devon from New Jersey and stayed for a week at one of the two very comfortable cottages…read more The skies are very dark and fortunately clear for star viewing through the two telescopes. Tony took us on a tour of the messier objects and on the second night mounted my camera on the 7" which tracked to one pixel. I got a great shot of the Andromeda galaxy and m101. It is very quiet and of course the roads are the narrow Devon lanes with vehicle passing places. All in all a good vacation for those looking for dark skies. Many thanks!

The Harrington guest house is one of the best guest houses in Newquay. Situated just over the road…read morefrom the railway station, there are seven rooms altogether and they are all great. All the rooms have tea and coffee making facilities, on-suit bathroom with power shower (much better then mine) and flat screen TV with freeview. The icing on the cake is the mattresses' they are so comfy you could lay on them forever (not literally). All rooms have radiators and there is free WI-FI available. There is also a lounge with a large TV and Billiards/Pool table. Jackie the owner is a very nice lady, very knowledgeable, nothing is too much trouble. Breakfast (which is excellent) is served from 9-9.30am, there is a choice of cereals, full English to boiled eggs, all diets are cared for. The seafront is only five minutes up the road with Newquay zoo, and gardens only 15 mins down the road. It's so peaceful I will definitely be staying here again as I always look forward to visiting Newquay, it's the highlight of my year. The Harrington is a rare gem, and great value too.

From the owner: The Harrington Guest House is a large town house, centrally located, newly furnished and decorated…read more It offers excellent value accommodation with 6 high standard en-suite rooms and a new studio apartment. This is a lovely guest house, its very clean, has nice fitted furniture, LCD tv, free WI-FI, tea/coffee making facilities in all rooms, has a large lounge with pool/tennis table, a big LCD tv and is fully central heated. We are a family run guest house with freindly staff who will make you feel at home, perfect for a family holiday or for couples to enjoy a break. It has 2 beaches within 300ft and 1 other beach with extreme activities, a zoo, boating lake, sports and swimming complex, all within a mile. Train Station is less than 100ft away, airport within 10 minutes drive. Cereals, fresh orange juice and a full English breakfast is served, all diets catered for. Good price reductions for children of all ages, singles welcome. Open all year. Prices from £20pppn including breakfast.

Milber Guesthouse is a small, friendly B&B located about a 10 minute walk from the centre of…read moreNewquay, and about 5 minutes from Great Western Beach. It is ideally located for people who arrive from/go to Newqay Cornwall Airport, as bus stops are only 2 or 3 minutes away, respectively. I made the booking through booking.com, but as the landlady told me later they have to pay a 20% commission to the portal, so you might want to book on their own website (Google for milberguesthouse). It is a family-owned small business. The rooms are adequately decorated, double and single rooms are available. I booked a single room which was very tiny indeed (about 5m2), but clean. Shared bathroom facilities were no problem at all, I never ran into other patrons who wanted to use them at the same time. On the upper floor, there are a small WC and a larger bathroom with a shower, both clean and neat. Operating the shower "automat" did take a little to get used to. On the bottom floor you'll find a larger "living room" and a dining room with separate tables. Unlike other small B&B's they even have a breakfast menu that you can choose from. Unfortunately I was on a diet at the time and only had breakfast once (full English, of course); it was decent. Tea, and what passes for coffee in the UK are available, also orange juice. No complaints there. Milber Guest House offers free, password-protected WLAN in all the rooms. During my stay I talked to the landlord (husband) on several occasions, and found both him and his wife to be friendly and helpful. I paid €40 per day for my single room, including breakfast. Newquay is a popular beach town, especially with surfers, so expect prices to be elevated compared to less scenic countryside villages. Since I was out and about all day every day during my stay the amenities of Milber Guest House were all perfectly adequate to my needs. I recommend it.

We stayed at four B&Bs during a recent trip to England, and The Old Parsonage was the best by a…read moremile. The drive took longer than expected, and we got lost trying to locate it, but when we arrived at The Old Parsonage, Marg greeted us warmly and offered us tea and cake to help us unwind after our journey. Our room was on the second floor and featured the largest bathroom in the house. With a shower and tub, and a big window that let in plenty of light, the bathroom was pure luxury. The room was also quite spacious and pleasantly decorated. The breakfasts at The Old Parsonage were superb and used local ingredients. The porridge was delicious, and the eggs were incredibly fresh. I was delighted to see so many vegetarian options on the menu as well. Both Marg and Morag were extremely accommodating and helpful. We took several walks while in the area and Morag was happy to suggest routes and places to stop. A basket full of guide books and walks was available in the breakfast room and guests could borrow them as needed. The B&B is within walking distance of The Napoleon Inn, a very pleasant pub, or a short drive from the heart of Boscastle.

We spent two nights (pity; we would have enjoyed more) at the Old Parsonage, and it was one of the…read morebest B&B experiences I've ever had. Our room was enormous and beautifully appointed with a serene modern elegance; the bathroom was very up-to-date; everything was impeccably clean. I've been in some B&Bs where everything is rule-bound; at the Old Parsonage, the tone is relaxed and flexible. The breakfast selection was extensive (they offer a daily menu for you to choose from) and delicious! The hostesses provide lots of information about what to do and where to eat in the area. I wish I'd had time to get to know them better.