The Old Coastguard | Hotel in Cornwall | Alastair Sawday's Special Places to Stay

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The Old Coastguard - Hotel in Cornwall

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The Parade Mousehole, Penzance, TR19 6PR, Cornwall
England, Royaume-Uni

Charles & Edmund Inkin

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+44 (0)1736 731222(landline)

A wall of glass frames the sea view - take drinks on the waterfront lawn in summer, or by the crackling fire in winter

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This seaside hotel stands by the coastal path on the way into Mousehole, one of Cornwall’s nicest villages, where kids play on the harbour’s sandy beach at low tide. It’s a peaceful spot with a clutch of restaurants and galleries, little disturbed since the Spanish raided in 1595. Roguish brothers Edmund and Charles Inkin have form when it comes to creating small hotels of character, and this place bears all their hallmarks, being good value and casual, with relaxed staff and great food.

A diverse crowd of guests - couples, families, and ladies lunching - hang out in the rustic-smart bar and dining room. Conversation may stall as you take in the outlook over hydrangeas and palms to intriguing St Clement’s Isle and beyond, across the sweep of Mount’s Bay to the Lizard.

With Newlyn a couple of miles away, locally landed fish features at breakfast. Supper, with a modern British slant, changes with the seasons. Retreat to a lime-washed bedroom hung with Cornish art – all vary in size, character and aspect, and eight have balconies.


Caractéristiques
Children welcome
Suitable for guests with children aged 3 and over.
No smoking
Smoking not permitted anywhere in the property.
Credit cards
Credit or debit card payment accepted.
English spoken
Host speaks English, whether perfectly or not.
WiFi
Wireless internet access available.
Pets welcome
Please let the owner know if you want to bring pets.
Public transport
Within 10 miles of a bus/train station.
Vegetarian meals
Available on request.
Licensed premises
Alcohol may be served.
Dogs welcome
Dogs welcome in some public rooms.
Handpumped ales
Pub serves four or more handpumped ales.
Wine list
Pub serves eight or more wines by the glass.
Food all day
Food is served all day long.
Babies welcome
Suitable for guests with a baby or toddler under 3.
Garden
Grounds for guests to explore.
Breakfast
Available, but may come at extra cost.

Local points of interest from Charles & Edmund Inkin:

Points d'intérêt locaux proposés par
Charles & Edmund Inkin:

  • If you're ever going to give surfing a go, Sennen Beach just might be the place. Or, to explore Penwith on two wheels, these brilliant people can drop a bike off with us. And if you're happy to test the good humour of Neptune, head off dolphin watching.
  • Some of the world’s most awe-inspiring coastline is right on our doorstep. Wander out of the back of Mousehole and be on top of the cliffs in little more than ten minutes. Stirring stuff, we promise.
  • Before you come, plan foraging walks with Caroline Davey (Fat Hen) or more serious walking of the Coastal Footpath. Or, as most of us do, decide after breakfast what you feel like doing.
  • The Newlyn and St. Ives schools, Barbara Hepworth, Ben Nicholson, Alfred Wallace, Patrick Heron, Roger Hilton. The names from yesteryear roll off the tongue but the inheritance remains in good hands.
  • From the more famous Tate St. Ives and Hepworth galleries, to independents such as Essex Tyler here in Mousehole, Penlee in Penzance and Newlyn Art Gallery and The Exchange there is enough to keep the art lover busy for days on end.
Points d'intérêts

Guest feedback
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"We can't wait to return here - what a wonderful place to relax and unwind. Excellent bedroom, fine dining, staff so welcoming and friendly, overlooking the sea. What more could you want ?"

Susie - London, United Kingdom

septembre 2017
"Warm welcome.Staff were first class.Young and highly efficient, the service was excellent.Wonderful food and wonderful atmosphere.A perfect holiday and lovely surroundings.Cant wait to go back."
juin 2012

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Details

Accommodation:
  • 8 Doubles
  • , 3 Twin/doubles
  • , 1 Family room for 4
  • , 1 Suite for 2
Prix:(i) £197 à£328 par nuit

Extra sofabed available £40 per person per night.

Informations de réservation:

Singles from £172.

Repas:(i)

Lunch, 2-3 courses, £20-£25. Dinner, 2-3 courses, £37-£45. Sunday lunch, 2-3 courses, £32-£38.

Fermeture:

1 week in early Jan.

Paw prints Bringing your dog
Handy to know:

Secure garden with sea views. Pebbled beach a stone’s throw away and plenty of walks nearby.

Dog treats:

Doggie biscuits, blanket, towels, advice on walks, black bags and dog bowls. Very friendly staff too.

Bringing your dog
Adresse:

The Parade Mousehole, Penzance, TR19 6PR, Cornwall


Accommodation:(i)
Hotel 8 Double rooms
Prix: (i) £ 197 à £ 328 par nuit
Hotel 3 Twin/double rooms
Prix: (i) £ 232 à £ 258 par nuit
Hotel 1 Family room, sleeping 4
Prix: (i) £ 247 à £ 247 par nuit
Hotel 1 Suite, sleeping 2
Prix: (i) £ 328 à £ 328 par nuit

Charles & Edmund Inkin

Visit website

+44 (0)1736 731222(landline)