A proper old-school English B&B in the best possible sense and a great start to our holiday. They had really thought of everything. Welcomed us warmly, gave us all the information we needed, then made themselves scarce until breakfast. Unique house and general set-up which clearly caters to all types of people on all sorts of trips. Everything spotlessly clearn and a fantastic view from our bedroom window. Close to the Eden Project, which we were visiting the next day - even closer via the short cut (thanks). We recommend The Globe pub 5 minutes walk away where we had a really good meal.

The breakfast was very good, but the coffee could have been punchier. The sensor light in our little lobby was very bright in the middle of the night.

This was a proper old fashioned bed and breakfast of the highest standard. The owners met us at the door on arrival and assisted with our parking, luggage and any questions about the house and area. The room was lovely and spotlessly clean. We had a choice of breakfast options that we booked in advance and these were delivered to the dining room when we arrived in the morning.

We are vegans and the options were limited but I would imagine for meat eaters, the breakfast was fabulous. I don't expect the same treatment as a vegan and what we got was well cooked and very tasy.

We couldn’t fault our three night stay at Penrose B&B. It is located on the edge of Lostwithiel on a short hill but within easy walking distance of the town centre, pubs and restaurants. The owners Chris and Heidi were very welcoming and would go the extra mile with any help you needed. The breakfast was cooked to order so always hot and fresh. Our bedrooms and bathroom were clean and spacious with plenty of storage. The car park is small but big enough to accommodate the guests.

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On arrival (over 1 hour early), with enough parking for 4 cars, we were greeted by Chris and Heidi, who were lovely, very friendly, and said it's fine, our room was ready, Chris helped with suitcases, took us in and both explained everything we needed, gave us a map of the village and where we could get evening meals, shops etc, which i think is a lovely touch, our room was a good size and clean, with everything we needed a kettle many different drinks and complimentary biscuits, hairdryer, corkscrew, glasses, TV free WIFI. The shower room was lovely and big. There was plenty of choice for breakfast, fruit, yoghurt, nuts, cereals, jam & marmalade (home made by Heidi), which were lovely, toast, and a choice of cooked food too. The B&B is in a good location for travelling to many different places around Cornwall, by car or train. In our room there was also a comprehensive guide to many attractions that you could visit. Chris and Heidi seemed to have thought of everything.

The B&B was on a very steep hill. If anyone had had mobility difficulties, they would not have found it easy to get there, as was our room, at the very top of the house with stairs access only, (but saying that it was just a slight inconvenience for us) maybe this should be pointed out in the description.

Welcomed on arrival with interest, warmth and understanding. Map provided and local recommendations made. They sold Lostwithiel very well. Room was comfortable, with wi-fi good enough for me to run a Zoom meeting for an hour. Lots of lovely artwork and home produce to savour, or even buy. And breakfast was superb, as promised!!

Car parking was a bit tight but it was the best it could have been given the space available. It didn't really present a problem to us but we were there first.

This is the best B&B we’ve ever stayed at. The decor was tasteful, the room was a good size with a very nice en-suite bathroom with a big shower. Our room had a great view over the valley. Lots of extra details made us feel very welcome. The property is in easy walking distance of the town centre and all its facilities. We had dinner at Asquith’s following Chris’ recommendation and it exceeded our expectations - we didn’t expect such high quality food in a little town, especially at such good value for money. The breakfast was excellent with lots of choice. Chris and Heidi are very friendly and easy-going. We will definitely stay with them again on our next trip to Cornwall.

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We had a wonderful stay at Penrose Bed and Breakfast. The location was convenient, close to the Eden Project. The place was spotless, and the facilities were exceptional, including books, bubble bath, lotion, an iron, and a spacious room with a very comfortable bed. Breakfast was delicious, and the hosts were incredibly welcoming. Highly recommend it for longer stays!

There was nothing we didn't like about the property.

Room has all the refineries; selection of books, wine bottle opener, wine glasses, sewing kit, bathe robes, 2 east chairs, cushions and pillows. bathroom has 4 different lotions, shampoo, body wash, hand wash; facecloth (often not supplied). The beverage supply includes and ample number of Milk cartoons. It has a visitor lounge with games, books, TV and comfy settees. Exceptional cleanliness

Faultless.

Fantastic night at the Penrose B&B! Thoroughly charming place run by the lovely Heidi and Chris who were super accommodating, attentive and caring. Our room was spacious and comfortable but still cosy and full of character. All facilities used were excellent and the breakfast was delicious. Great location for the Eden Project, and was easy to find. Would have loved to stay for longer!

Breakfast was great, plenty to choose from and delicious. The room we stayed In was well presented and looked after and had a good view out of the window. The bathroom was airy and spacious. The B&B itself is in a great location as a base to local attractions (only a 10min drive away from the Eden Project for example) and is a short walk away from the local pubs and take aways. It's a very historic area so if old buildings are your thing it's worth a visit! It's also dog friendly which is great - we had our lurcher and lakeland terrior with us and there was plenty of space for us all.

The temperature was stifling and that's my only complaint. We couldn't open the bedroom window and it took us until the second day to realise we could open the bathroom window! We turned the heater off at the wall but I swear it came back on by itself at one point!?