Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
We spent 3 days touring in Cornwall and The Plume of Feathers was a great base. A lovely freshly made breakfast set us up for the day, and it was lovely to come back to our comfortable and cosy room in the evening. We ate in the hotel every night too - the food was delicious and there was plenty to choose from. Fabulous!
We spent 3 days touring in Cornwall and The Plume of Feathers was a great base. A lovely freshly made breakfast set us up for the day, and it was lovely to come back to our comfortable and cosy room in the evening. We ate in the hotel every night too - the food was delicious and there was plenty to choose from. Fabulous!
Jan
Reviewed November 14, 2017Reviewed November 14, 2017
This was my first time in.a b&b and I couldn’t have wished for a better introduction.
The owners were really friendly and welcoming. The breakfasts were plentiful and delicious with a wide variety. My room was clean, comfortable, quiet and had a fantastic view.
When I arrived I was told to treat it as my home and that was just how it felt. It was a real pleasure to stay there.
This was my first time in.a b&b and I couldn’t have wished for a better introduction.
The owners were really friendly and welcoming. The breakfasts were plentiful and delicious with a wide variety. My room was clean, comfortable, quiet and had a fantastic view.
When I arrived I was told to treat it as my home and that was just how it felt. It was a real pleasure to stay there.
The staff are very welcoming and accommodating. I felt as thought they cared deeply about the needs of their visitors.
The hotel is situated in a rural area, a 10 minute walk from the nearest village. The site is peaceful, and the hotel grounds are delightful.
There is ample parking and a convenient drop-off spot for those unable to amble up the short slope from the parking area.
I had a very pleasant breakfast. Food was made to order, good quality and delivered promptly.
The room was very...
The staff are very welcoming and accommodating. I felt as thought they cared deeply about the needs of their visitors.
The hotel is situated in a rural area, a 10 minute walk from the nearest village. The site is peaceful, and the hotel grounds are delightful.
There is ample parking and a convenient drop-off spot for those unable to amble up the short slope from the parking area.
I had a very pleasant breakfast. Food was made to order, good quality and delivered promptly.
The room was very...
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed October 29, 2015Reviewed October 29, 2015
Lovely historic hotel in an absolutely stunning coastal setting. Close to walks and the village of Port Isaac. You must like hills. The views are breathtaking. The hotel is part of an excellent local restaurant and a well-loved and cozy pub. We found the staff very friendly and helpful from start to finish. Breakfasts were opulent, and the quality of the food at night equally high. The building's historic character means that tall people should watch their heads on occasion, and the rooms are...
Lovely historic hotel in an absolutely stunning coastal setting. Close to walks and the village of Port Isaac. You must like hills. The views are breathtaking. The hotel is part of an excellent local restaurant and a well-loved and cozy pub. We found the staff very friendly and helpful from start to finish. Breakfasts were opulent, and the quality of the food at night equally high. The building's historic character means that tall people should watch their heads on occasion, and the rooms are...
We booked our 3-night non-refundable reservation through Expedia and the listing said that parking was included. When we received our welcome email from the property manager we learned that the free parking was only for stays of a week or longer. The parking lot is a 10-minute walk uphill from the flat, costs £11/day. The flat is cute although small, but very quiet with a comfortable bed and well equipped galley kitchen. The shower is a ridiculous contraption with lights and sound and various...
We booked our 3-night non-refundable reservation through Expedia and the listing said that parking was included. When we received our welcome email from the property manager we learned that the free parking was only for stays of a week or longer. The parking lot is a 10-minute walk uphill from the flat, costs £11/day. The flat is cute although small, but very quiet with a comfortable bed and well equipped galley kitchen. The shower is a ridiculous contraption with lights and sound and various...
Christine
Reviewed October 28, 2025Reviewed October 28, 2025
We were on the top floor which has low ceilings. Warnings are well marked so it wasn't a problem. We loved the room and the views. Breakfast was very good.
We were on the top floor which has low ceilings. Warnings are well marked so it wasn't a problem. We loved the room and the views. Breakfast was very good.