The Slipway B&B, Newquay

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Loft Suite

Max 2 Adults

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Double on-suite bedroom with king size bed and separate small living area with partial sea-view and a bathroom with a bath and shower above. This quirky accommodation features low beams while entering the bedroom hence could be unsuitable for some quest

Double Room with Balcony and Sea View

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Double on-suite bedroom with lovely sea view and a balcony with chairs and table. Overlooks Port Isaac harbour

Standard Twin Room

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Features two single beds, newly refurbished bathroom and street view. Cosy and comfy accommodation

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About This Property

The Slipway B&B is a Grade II listed building that dates back to 1527 and is located opposite Port Isaac harbour. It features adults-only B&B accommodation with Restaurant & Bar on the ground floor w (Read More)ith an outdoor terrace. All of the bedrooms have small en-suite bathrooms and some have panoramic sea views of Port Isaac harbour. Two rooms feature village views. The loft suite features a king-size bed and a small living area and a bathroom with a bath. The Restaurant specialises in local seafood has also a selection of non-seafood, vegetarian options are available and variety of drinks. It also serves Cornish cream teas and a range of scones, cakes and sandwiches made to order. Please check opening times as these may vary and some days Restaurant & Bar may be closed in season. The Restaurant and Bar will be shut between November and March. Please note there are no parking facilities by the B&B, you are welcome to drop off your luggage if you arrive earlier. The walk from and to the car park might take anything between 5-20minutes depending on physical stamina and might be difficult for older and disabled persons. In summer check-in time is between 4pm and 6pm, in winter between 2pm and 4pm. Breakfast is included in the price and provided between 8.30am and 9.30am. Check-out 10am. During winter only Continental breakfast will be served to the guests in the morning. Only during high season April till October full buffet and cooked breakfast will be available. The closest train station is Bodmin Parkway. You will require to pre-book a taxi to get to Port Isaac. Places of interest include Tintagel Castle is 10.2 miles away, Boscastle is 12.6 miles and Newquay Cornwall Airport is 21 miles away.

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Guest Ratings For This Property

8.8

Based on 823 Reviews

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Comfort

9.16

Cleanliness

9.21

Value For Money

8.06

Facilities

8.67

Guest Reviews

Stephen

young couple

9.0

Superb

Great time. Stephen was a great host.

Location and view

Entrance steps were a bit slippery. Room and shower small

Published on 04 Jan 2024

Michelle

young couple

7.0

Good

Pleasant stay in an outstanding location.

Original, old and quirky.

Carpets!

Published on 15 Nov 2023

Ingrid

group

10.0

Exceptional

Wonderful location, in a quaint seaside village, with a fantastic restaurant!

I loved the location!

Nothing. All was in order.

Published on 13 Nov 2023

Robyn

young couple

9.0

Superb

Fabulous

Great location in an iconic setting. Breakfast was great and staff very helpful. Room was very small but the view from our window was amazing.

Not a problem for us we loved it but future guest need to know the room, bed and bathroom are very small.

Published on 31 Oct 2023

David

young couple

10.0

Exceptional

Port Isaac was an idyllic seaside village that deserved a stay of several days.

Port Isaac was unbelievably beautiful and great to explore its narrow laneways and tiny houses. The pub was a standout, not only for the usual beers and meals but also for coffee. The Slipway was ideally located with staff who were always friendly and helpful,

Staying there in October meant fewer tourists but also meant a few less shops and cafes were open. Nevertheless, it was a good tradeoff. The need for a taxi from the station was expensive but, hey, what can you do?

Published on 31 Oct 2023