What a stunning location. I cannot believe we have not visited Cadgwith before. We were glad to have parking available during our stay, Nathan was particularly brilliant with our welcome and was very kind and friendly. Helen was great looking after us during our evening meal - letting us know about the local fish and her homemade desserts. A great family run business that felt very homely. We had great views of the sea and the boats, I’m not sure who arranged the weather but it was perfect for an evening sat outside with great wine and beer selections. Breakfast was great and set us up for the day ahead visiting The Lizard. A beautiful stop for those walking the coastal path.

Cannot be helped - but be aware of the Cornish roads and steep hills! If you are not confident I would definitely ask for advice before visiting.

Beautiful location and unspoilt pub situated in a pretty working fishing village. Very warm and enthusiastic welcome from the owner. A passionate owned family business. Hugely atmospheric and here for the Friday night sea shanties. Featured in the Good Pub Guide, Good Beer Guide and an article in the Daily Telegraph. Plenty of seafood options on the menus including breakfast. Friendly crew and doggy friendly. Harbour views. Three-roomed inn with four real ales on pump. Lively and friendly pub.

Budget rooms not budget prices.

This is a lovely, characterful inn, with friendly staff - and excellent beer. It was great to be right in the heart of the village, on the coastal path route. Our room suited our needs for a one-night stopover, and had a nice view of the cove. Dinner in the restaurant was delicious. Their signature chowder deserves it high reputation! Being there on Friday evening, for the Cadgwith Singers, was a wonderful bonus.

Breakfast was disappointing, with a limited choice, and my haddock and poached egg was rather watery.

Cadgwith is beautiful, and the Cadgwith Cove Inn is right at the heart of it. The staff were extremely helpful and we had a beautiful walk down from the carpark. The view from the bedroom was lovely and we slept with the window open to hear the sea lap the shore. Food was spectacular, dinner and breakfast. The pub was full of life and clearly had memories all over the walls. We will definitely be recommending to friends and family, and hope to catch the shanties next time.

Lovely location by the two beaches. Great if you want to swim. Enjoyed the short walk to sit and enjoy the sea view. Room and bed was very comfy and clean. Quiet night above a pub. We were grateful the pub served a meal as there were no alternative options. Breakfast selection was ample and very tasty.

Beware the steep hill to the awkward car parking. The lovely staff went above and beyond to help park our car which was greatly appreciated.

We went to get and experience a traditional Cornish village by the sea in a little out of the way Cove and we certainly got it. We watched the fishermen bringing their catch in and the boats being dragged on to the shingle. Then in the morning we were lucky enough to watch them go out again by help of a tractor. Garry and Helen are excellent hosts and have thought of everything. A great breakfast in the morning as well to set us up for the day. Use the car park as you come down the hill on the left or you may regret it.

The hotel was in a lovely remote coastal location and felt very tranquil and relaxing. The food at meal times was delicious especially the Sea Food Chowder and the Full English Breakfast. The room was very pleasant with great views of the local area and the coast.

The only issue was very minot which was the speed of the WI-FI but that not the fault of the hotel it is just the nature of the geographic location they are in.

Cosy and such a lovely location. A very special place. Staff were amazing. The food was faultless and of high quality.

Wifi was terrible. If I’d needed to work while I was there I wouldn’t have been able to. The room was a little tired in places, bathroom wall paint coming off, rust on mirror and marks on the bedroom walls etc.

Cadgwith Cove Inn is super cozy with newly renovated rooms. The beds are comfy and everything is spotlessly clean. The family who run it are friendly and helpful and the seafood at the restaurant is next level! The fact that they have their own car park is a bonus in this little town. Try and stay on a Friday night to see the local fishermen singing sea shanties at the bar.

The Hotel was very comfortable and the staff very accommodating and friendly. We ate there both nights and the food was very good. Cadgwith is a very pretty village with a beautiful community spirit. Our bed was a King Size and very comfy.

Some sort of shelf or something to sit your phone/cuppa on next to be bed was really the only thing lacking.