Located in Looe, Bridgeside Guest House feature views over Loe harbor and the river and provides a shared lounge and free WiFi throughout the property.
Located in Looe, The Harbour Moon has a garden, terrace and bar. Guests can sample Grill/bbq at the on-site restaurant. Plymouth is 23 km from the inn. Newquay Cornwall Airport is 40 km away.
jane
United Kingdom
Very clean room comfortable excellent view great staff
Offering garden views, Polborder Holidays Looe Country Park is an accommodation situated in Looe, 2.6 km from Millendreath Beach and 2.8 km from Seaton Beach.
Lianne
United Kingdom
Location was perfect for where we wanted to visit. It was very clean and well supplied. Site was nicely laid out.
Featuring a patio with garden views, a garden and barbecue facilities, Admirals Apartment sleeps 4 adults 2 children EV Point can be found in Looe, close to Millendreath Beach and 1.9 km from...
Offering a garden and river view, The Captain's House is located in Looe, 1.8 km from Hannafore and 1.9 km from Millendreath Beach.
Katrina
United Kingdom
Ideal location to explore Looe and the surrounding coast paths. Looe is a lovely cornish village with nice shops and restaurants. The local beach was lovely.
Located between Looe and Polperro, Trenderway Farm offers accommodation with free WiFi. The property has 2 units with kitchenettes and 1 unit with a full equipped kitchen.
Located in Looe, 2.4 km from Polpero Beach and 2.7 km from Lekerock Cove Beach, Seaside View Caravan in Polperro provides a restaurant, sea views and free WiFi.
On average, 3-star hotels in Looe cost £149 per night, and 4-star hotels in Looe are £123 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Looe can on average be found for £167 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Looe this weekend is £540 or, for a 4-star hotel, £693. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Looe for this weekend cost on average around £248 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
I'd been to Looe a few times over the past 50 years, had...
I'd been to Looe a few times over the past 50 years, had never stayed but knew it'd be a place I enjoy. It's full of tiny streets and alleyways, has a small working fishing port, a sandy beach with a little prom, boat trips, good places to eat (JuJu's Tapas, Daisy's Cafe, Chennai Indian Fusion, Sarah's Pasties for takeaway pasties & cream teas), a beautiful branch line railway up to Liskeard, it's close to places like Talland Bay & Polperro and not very far from the Rame Peninsula, Cawsand and Mount Edgecumbe to the east. The SW coast path goes through Looe so plenty of nice coastal walking to be had. Don't forget beautiful little Looe Island nature reserve just offshore, visitable by short boat trip.
Looe is slow to navigate in a car due to its small streets being busy with meandering pedestrians, but that's all part of the fun and as a result it's a nice place to wander round with very little traffic.
The only place I wouldn't go back to is the Pier Cafe where we had breakfast one day. It has a v nice location by the beach but is overpriced and the food is average. Go up the hill to quirky little Daisy's Cafe instead! If you're over in West Looe at Hannafore, be sure to get an al fresco coffee or lunch at Hannafore Kiosk which is excellent.
Overall it's a friendly, interesting, pretty place with a nice atmosphere which exceeded my expectations. Helped that we had sunshine all week in mid-May!
Allison
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Beautiful fishing village.
Beautiful fishing village. Made to feel welcome but, as with many Cornish villages parking is a nightmare especially if you are disabled. Only two disabled parking bays in the whole of Looe and in the week we spent there they were invariably taken up by NON Blue Badge holders.
The Promenade in East Looe was a joy with a wonderful council run kiosk half way down the mile or so long promenade. Those guys deserve a raise! Easy to park there with grand views of the Island. We went there most days and consumed our body weight in ice cream purchased from said kiosk.
Eating in Looe is also a joy, well stocked with eateries at all standards but almost always offering very fresh fish that is worth the trip on its own. The Coddy Shack is well worth the trip just outside Looe though.
Micheal
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Looe is the sort of place you would go to get away from the...
Looe is the sort of place you would go to get away from the everyday of city life I moved from Devon to Bristol a few years ago and wanted somewhere quiet and this was absolutely it, it felt like another world! Despite the rain we went on loads of walks perfect for the dog there is a lot of hidden gems and loads of history to be found. Personally it was perfect for two of us plus a Labrador, maybe less so for children unless you’re willing to travel further afield for day trips! Definitely recommend Kelly’s fish and chips.
A
Anonymous
10
Scored 10
Beautiful Looe!
Beautiful Looe! Weather was wild and a challenge with big gusts of wind and heavy rain. Restaurants closed relatively early especially when travelled from far and arriving later than 8pm. Locals very friendly. Bit disappointed with the quality of fish food in 2 restaurants.
Sarah
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Parking be ready to unload and park up so wheelie suitcase a...
Parking be ready to unload and park up so wheelie suitcase a really good idea, or a sack truck. We were on a mission so are in or at family members place, note that the sardine factory is shut Mon and Tues, otherwise excellent place to eat, lots of other pubs etc to try
Melanie
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
It has lovely shops and many places to eat, a lovely place...
It has lovely shops and many places to eat, a lovely place to visit.
But can be very busy so plan ahead for food and parking, like booking up if want to go to a particular restaurant! Please make sure you book even before arriving if going in a busy time of year, parking just go straight to main large car park as will waste time trying to get into small ones by harbour unless mid winter as very busy.
Lovely hotel on the quayside with views across the harbour. The staff were very friendly and incredibly attentive, nothing is too much trouble. Breakfast is insane - definitely 5 ⭐️. Our room was clean and very comfortable. Parking isn’t on site but close by and reasonably priced. Perfect position for exploring Looe. We would definitely return and totally recommend. Thank you to everyone at the Portbyhan for making our stay so enjoyable.
We loved the apartment. It was spacious, comfortable and clean. The owners Roger and Catherine left us a good welcome pack. It was lovely to come back to after long days out. The neighbourhood is quiet and it's not too far to walk to the town of Looe and the beaches (that's if you're prepared for an uphill walk back).
The views of the sea and coastline were spectular!
Whileaway cottage was a luxurious base for a stay exploring cornwall. The house is decorated with the utmost attention to detail, the sofa is extremely comfy and the perfect spot to watch the sunset! (Amazing views across the hillsides). The owners are lovely and made sure everything was perfect for our stay. 10/10 would recommend!
It has been a long time since I enjoyed such a delicious breakfast. The care and attention shown by the host and hostess towards making my stay a truly memorable experience, was exceptional. Nothing was too much trouble. It was a home from home for 4 nights and if I go back to Looe I will definitely stay there again. Thank you 😊
The Caravan was compact but it had everything we needed. We were advised before hand of what was included and what we needed to bring, so everything worked out good. We were only in the caravan at night as we were driving around most of the day, and it was a great base to visit Cornwall.
The sea views were lovely and the spa pool area was very nice. Free parking opposite the hotel was appreciated. Staff in the dining room were nice and friendly. The Hannafore headland is beautiful, with great walking for dogs and humans. It's an easy walk into Looe harbour.
Shellseekers is in an elevated position on the road running alongside Looe Harbour. As a result the view of the Harbour and boats is fantastic. It's also just a short walk to get into the heart of Looe. The room was well decorated in a fresh "seaside" style.
Perfect location and views. Near trains and buses. Very friendly couple giving a homely feel rather than huge hotel. The best breakfast eggs and cooking I've ever had! Looe itself the best combo of safe Cornish beach and exciting fast tidal harbour.
Classically decorated elegant guest house. Fridge in room. Breakfast lots choices. Hosts very friendly. Location for town great. Great as a base to explore Cornwall. Bus stop outside hotel. to limited places.
It was close the beach and not fare to the shops and restaurants. Clair the housekeeper and Charlie the maintenance man were both very helpful, hardworking and knowledgeable about the area of Looe.
Atmosphere of pub was fun. Staff were all helpful and friendly. Location was great and the scenery around Looe and surrounding area is Cornwall at its best. Breakfast is plentiful . .
The property was clean, spacious and comfortable. Really well equipped, it was the perfect base for our adventures around Cornwall.
Good communication from the hosts too
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