500 Hundred year old, Authentic Cornish Hotel, very quite with excellent friendly staff. Breakfast…read moreincluded ( Vegan option's). 10 minute Walking distance from Port Isaac, great cliff walks nearby. Very affordable and clean. Really nice Bar with Nespresso Coffee machine's in all of the guest's rooms and a large industrial machine in the Bar. In addition, the rooms have complementary Water, Chocolate and Nespresso Coffee Pods! A really enjoyable stay!

If you are in this part of the world The Port Gaverne Hotel has the best Crab Sandwiches.Don't miss…read moreSunday lunch a very good dog loving Pub/Hotel

We stayed there two nights. Very nice room. We did not stay in the main building, it was full. We…read morestayed in the building across the parking lot. very nice large room. be careful of the large open shower, why they would put polished tiles in a shower i do not know, its a skating rink. other then that we liked the room. Food was good. i'm a spoiled American. i got tired of eating the same food all over the U.K.

The manor is surrounded by exquisitely beautiful landscape. Our top floor bedroom overlooked the…read moreocean. We had a lovely stay and a delicious dinner in their restaurant.

The Slipaway is perfectly located near the port, restaurants, cafes, shops, and Doc. Martin points…read moreof interest! Our room was clean and bright with a beautiful view and included in-room coffee/tea service and a daily breakfast that offered lighter options as well as classic Cornish favorites. Reservations were easy to make, service was fast and friendly, and the atmosphere was quaint and cozy. The view from our room was perfect for watching the tide go in and out and viewing the amazing sunrise and sunset! We truly enjoyed every part of our stay here! NOTE: If you are traveling here from the United States, know that there is no parking available at the hotel. You need to park your car at one of the two car parks a fair distance away. There is also no elevator, and all rooms are located up a few flights of stairs.

The building is nice and interesting, and there's plenty to do in Port Isaac. However, this hotel…read morehas a few little small problems that add up to one one big one. On top of that, we were staying in the family room, which could sleep 6 but you had to pay extra for two or more people. So we were paying £300 a night.

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.

Overnight I've become a huge fan of this chain of budget hotels which I only discovered by accident…read morewhen surfing the internet. Vastly superior to Travelodges though sometimes almost as cheap, or even cheaper when they offer special deals (three nights for the price of two, etc). The rooms are clean, spacious and comfortable, with plenty of storage and a superior standard of furniture and fittings. Our room had a telephone, large flat-screen TV, tea and coffee making facilities with lots of teabags, hot chocolate and fresh biscuits each day. In addition to the large bed was a plush two-seater settee. The en-suite had a large power shower and, again, the tiling and fittings were of a high standard for a budget hotel. There's a modern lift to rooms (very good disabled access), beautiful carpets and curtains, and a foyer with local information and a sweets and chocolate machine. Breakfast came free with the room rate and was served across a short walkway in the Jack Rabbit pub. It consisted of a continental-style buffet with an excellent choice of cereals, fruit juices, fresh fruit, yoghurt, breads, toast, preserves and croissants. A machine provided good quality teas or coffees. You can eat as much as you wish and there are helpful staff on hand to assist if need be. A free newspaper (Daily Mail) was also available each day. All in all, a superb value package at only £89 for 3 nights (the special offer this month)! Certainly a chain to watch - there are 200 branches around the country and more planned.

Visited during winter hence not too crowded which made it wonderful…read more Relaxed and comfortable with good food.

We rented one of the self catering 'villas', but could of course use the Cow Shed spa, pools (one…read moreindoor, one out), and the restaurant. Lovely location overlooking the Camel estuary and the sea. Well maintained gardens. Two good restaurants, the main one in the hotel, and a poolside cafe. Service was good. Rock is nearby, and there is the foot ferry over to Padstow. Hotel is close to the coast path, for walks to the surf beach at Polzeath, or to the huge sands of Daymer bay in the other direction. Recommended.

My sister and I stayed here last summer on a week long tour of Cornwall. Gorgeous town and lovely…read morehotel room. We spent our day down by the cliffs and in the witchcraft museum and had dinner in the restaurant. Great recommendations and beer selections from our waiter.

Excellent in every respect. Staff vey attentive and food wonderful. Rooms clean and bright.read more

We loved our stay at this quaint hotel. I believe we were taken care of by the owners who were…read morevery, very nice and helpful. Note* If you have difficulty navigating stairs, this may not be the place for you as there are no lifts. The bedroom was nice, but boy, the beds were firm!! My back didn't like that. Also, the only thing separating the toilet from the bedroom was a louvered bi-fold door. That made for an interesting experience! We were on the very top floor, so due to the ceiling angle there was no shower, but a tub with a spray was available. No air conditioning, but luckily the weather had cooled enough for that day so we didn't melt. :) The breakfast was very, very nice even though it only lasts for 45 minutes from 8:30-9:15! Better set your alarm. ;) There is a small pool table in the 2nd parlor to help keep yourself entertained. The pool was drained and closed when we visited last week which seemed odd. Shouldn't a pool be open in July? About 15-20 minutes drive to Port Isaac (where Doc Martin is filmed) and about the same in the opposite direction for Tintagel Castle. All in all, a brief yet relaxed stay. :)

My family and I stayed at headlands, all 9 of us, recently and I have to say it was absolutely…read morefantastic. Exactly the kind of place we love. Got loads of character, great food, excellent service, views to die for, and is great value. We've already booked to go again!