it was a bit confusing to turn on the heat but we eventually managed.

the location was excellent, the property was spacious and we had everything we needed.

Stayed in June 2022

The downstairs of the property smelled of damp. The clothes of the couple who stayed in the downstairs bedroom smelled of damp. the chairs in the sitting room felt damp to sit on. We understand it is an old property but it’s not practical downstairs which is such a shame as the upstairs is beautiful.

The upstairs of the property was lovely very nice kitchen and upstairs bedroom and bathroom.

Stayed in May 2022

Nothing.

The location, only a few metres from the town centre, is excellent and the private parking a real benefit in a place like Penryn. The facilities were first class and the house has been modernised to a very high standard, whilst retaining all the character you would expect from a 500 year old house, with some unique features. The house is well equipped throughout.

Stayed in April 2022

The damp sitting room smelt unpleasant. The sofa’s and kitchen seating had either seen better days / were not designed for comfort. The rough car parking and building site feel to the entrance give a negative first impression.

We liked the quirkiness and history of the house. Well laid out with plenty of space. Comfortable and quiet, slept very well.

Stayed in April 2022

The kitchen was quite bare. Didn’t have the necessary to make a tea. We missed the complementary welcoming treat! Also, downstairs floor is a bit humid

Great size, warm, clean and well located place. Confortable and cosy.

Stayed in October 2021

The very loud pub music from a few doors down on one night and the pub outdoor seating area out the back full of students. How the pub are allowed to play rave music so incredibly loudly I have no idea! The tv signal kept going that night too! Hopefully a one off.

The history of the house with the plaster ceilings, the lovely light and airy kitchen/diner, the ease of access to so many places in Cornwall

Stayed in September 2021

The area for parking could be more level and a visitors book/ comments book would be a good idea.

Beautifully restored character cottage in a good location- Penryn is a lovely town. The plaster ceilings are amazing. The property is well equipped and comfortable.

Stayed in September 2021

The downstairs rooms were a little cold and dark but such is the nature of an old property like this. The view wasn't quite how we imagined but at least there was a small balcony to provide some outdoor space.

Property had great character and it was a bonus that each bedroom had it's own bathroom. Upstairs was lovely and bright and airy. Well equipped.

Stayed in July 2021

Parking and pedestrian access would have been awkward for anyone with mobility issues. Parking is up a steep track, requiring a longish reverse-gear in or out, then involving a walk up a rough slope. However, we are both in our seventies and managed fine.

An excellent historic house from the seventeenth century but perfectly modernised. Right in the centre of Penryn, handy for local shops, pubs, chip-shops etc. Special moulded plaster ceilings in the old part of the house. Kitchen and bathrooms in the modern extension.

Stayed in June 2021