We are a very friendly B&B, set in an old Victorian barn, on an ancient site. We have a 14th century tunnel, used by 17th century smugglers and much more. Our breakfasts are a special feature, we always serve a full Cornish Breakfast, but also offer a smaller savoury, such as scrambled eggs with smoked salmon or maybe pigs in blankets. For those who are not ready for a big breakfast we also offer a sweeter alternative, which might be American style pancakes with maple syrup, or chocolate chip muffins, all home made of course. Breakfast is served with all the trimmings including choices of tea and coffee, including cappuchino or espresso, and a basket of bread rolls baked fresh that morning.
On our 10 acres, we have a picnic meadow with stunning views across the county, a herd of tame alpacas, and some pet sheep. We also have a small shop selling alpaca products.
We are within walking distance of the South West coast path and the world famous Monkey Santuary. Just three miles away is the picturesque fishing town of Looe. We are also just a short drive from historic Plymouth and the Eden Centre.
Highlights
Our fantastic, daily breakfast menu.
Our hand fed, tame alpacas and pet sheep
Pictures
Our Family Room
One of our double ensuite rooms
Bono
Banjo and Friends
Facilities
Rooms:
Family Rooms:
1
Single Rooms:
0
Double Rooms:
3
Twin Rooms:
0
Disabled Facilities: There are no disabled facilities.
Pet Facilities: Pets are not allowed.
Special Diets Provision: Special diets are catered for. Special diets, such as veggi, celiac, gluten free etc can be catered for if we know in advance.
Smoking Facilities: Smoking is not allowed.
Directions
Bypass Plymouth on the A38, crossing the Tamar bridge into Cornwall. Another 10 miles brings you to a low bridge and then Trerulefoot roundabout. Turn left, signposted Looe. After 1 mile, turn right, signposted Looe. Through Hessenford village, and at No Mans Land, turn left, signed towards Penvith and the Monkey Santuary (and a weight and width restriction). Follow the signs for the Monkeys, and you will drive right past our Barns.
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