Gone Fishing Cottage Mousehole Reviews

Holiday cottages and self-catering stays close to fabulous sandy beaches. Penzance, St Ives, Lands End Tourist Attraction and St Michaels Mount are all inside easy reach. Falmouth with the National Maritime Museum is a short drive away, and there are many remaining gardens in the locality and more afield, as well as Trengwainton, Trebah and Trelissick. And no visit to Cornwall is complete without a trip to the Eden Project and the Lost Gardens of Heligan. A money of art galleries, as well as Tate St Ives, and an amazing choice of restaurants may be found in Penzance, Newlyn and St Ives. (cornwall-online.co.uk)

Gone Fishing Cottage offers delightful, totally self contained, ground floor, Bed and Breakfast accommodation with it is own stable door entrance in the pretty fishing village of Mousehole. Suited for single or double occupancy. Though it has no sea view it’s only yards from the harbour on a level part of the village DSC00600. JPG The excitement and pleasure of coming to Mousehole is improved when staying at Gone Fishing Cottage, it was worked on from what we could like when we go away, a creatively worked, comfy and cosy space finished off with decorative interior touches that give you the feeling of tranquility and homeliness. (penzance.cylex-uk.co.uk)

Nestled in village, Little Dorrit benefits from its place right reverse the harbour front. Our eye for detail and passion for collecting has re-instated all the aesthetic charm of ‘bygone days’ in this Grade II listed Cobblers Cottage. The decor is in period style with antiques and curios. A Sitting room with comfy leather chesterfield and agreeing chairs. Pine chests and free standing dressers display choice pieces of china and copper. Wi-fi is available at the cottage$. (holidaylettings.co.uk)

We enjoyed our stay in Cornwall much. The cottage was cozy & welcoming to arrive back to each day. We visited The Golden Lion pub at Stithians Lake & found the staff friendly & useful. Our highlights were, Perranporth beach, Sennen Cove, the lighthouse tour at Lizard Point & watching a play at The Minack Theatre at full moon. A shower head in the second bathroom could be useful. The kitchen was well equipped and the greenery bordering the cottage gave it a greta atmosphere, looking out of the windows. Shame the satellite internet wasn’t generally dependable. The scones and jam were much appreciated Thanks much. (holidaycornishcottages.co.uk)

To the front of Boscovean Cottage is a big paved patio area with nice iron dining table and chairs.   This perfect suntrap assures alfresco dining be it lazy breakfast or afternoon tea.   An established garden is well tended with grassed area and nice plantings which bloom with colour in the warmer months.   The cottage is hidden away in Heamoor, close to the local amenities pub, general store, bakery and pharmacy and is just a short drive to the beach at Marazion and the iconic St Michaels Mount, well worth a visit.   Penzance and Newlyn are a mecca for art lovers attracting artists from all over the world and the famous Minack Theatre is just a short drive away. (cornishgems.com)

This stunningly situated Cornish holiday cottage enjoys breathtaking views over the Atlantic and the Isles of Scilly. In a hamlet on the edge of the pretty Cot Valley, Furzeburrow offers a peaceful holiday hideaway, still inside easy walking distance of St Just with its many amenities. Well located for visiting Penzance, Lands End, Sennen Cove, quaint fishing harbours of Mousehole and Newlyn. Daily trips from Penzance to the beautiful Isles of Scilly by helicopter or passenger ferry or Sky Bus from Lands End airport. This is an excellent base for walking the Cornish Coastal Path which offers spectacular scenery and views in an area renowned for its birds and wildlife. (cottages.com)

Kate Greenaway 1846-1901 was one of the most well-liked British book illustrators of the Victorian era. A modern of Randolph Caldecott and Walter Crane, she attracted a large audience in the United States and England, and many of her books were translated into German and French. One of Greenaway\’s early successes was Mother Goose, or the Old Nursery Rhymes, 1st published in 1881, featuring such favorite poems as "Little Jack Horner, " "Little Bo Peep, " and "Jack and Jill" paired with whimsical illustrations of kids playing in an idyllic countryside. Her enchanting watercolors evoked the urban Victorian reader\’s nostalgia for the rural life of earlier times and echoed Greenaway\’s own longing to retreat to a more tranquil setting than her native London. (goodreads.com)

Adventurous travelers can experience eco-luxury at its finest with a stay at this unbelievable private residence in Malaga, Spain. Situated a stone’s throw away from the beautiful Mediterranean Sea, The Olive Grove is a luxury rental property set on the edge of a nature reserve with views of the mountains and the sea. Best of all, the holders are dedicated to offsetting the home´s carbon footprint and have incorporated a large range of green features during the breathtaking property. (uniquehomestays.com)

And as I snaked along the narrow coastal road, I wondered how someplace this pretty may be quite that poor. It was a wildly romantic, storm-lashed evening as I drove into Mousehole it is pronounced Mowze-ol, its miniature medieval bay and stone cottages cast in the form of a perfect horseshoe. You half expect Daphne du Maurier’s Rebecca or, if we were in Dorset, the French lieutenant’s woman sweeping past in her cloak. There’s an end-of-the-world feeling about Mousehole. Venture a little farther west and you’re at Land’s End. We loved it. (telegraph.co.uk)

We stayed in Chy Lowenna for a week in October and we loved it. We just wished that we may have stayed longer. Peter and Sally made us to feel welcome from the time of booking, answered all our questions and everything was perfectly organise for our arrival. When we entered he cottage we found a welcome note with cream tea and flowers. Chy Lowenna cottage in perfect place only 2 minutes to the beach and the causeway to the St Michael’s mount. Everything was as portrayed, completely equipped as well as a welcome pack with local info where to eat, shop and places to visit. The cottage is clean. (Additional resources)