Dog Friendly Cottages in Cornwall

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

• Confirmed Guest - Verified booking

  We absolutely loved this property. It was well equipped and comfortable. We booked this property last year and within the year my dogs health has seriously declined, the property is fully carpeted which helped his mobility and the garden was just beautiful, he loved sitting out there and wandering around. The lady that owns the property lives on site and was so helpful without being ‘too present’ she always asked us how the dog was and had some lovely stories about Constantine when we spoke with her! Absolutely beautiful property. The location is a short walk down to the beach and an even shorter walk to the golf club which you can grab an amazing sunset viewing! Very close to the shop and it’s on a really quiet estate. I would be extremely comfortable to visit on my own as a single female, it felt very safe.

  Read more less >

• Alison - Verified booking

  The kitchen was extremely well equipped and the cottage was lovely.

  The bathroom was a good size though there was a small leak coming from the pipework connecting the taps to the sink. There were great views of the sea from the bedroom windows and the bed was amazingly comfortable. Loads of storage too. A really cute cottage and nice to have the welcome pack of milk, scones, jam and cream. Much appreciated. Lots of areas to sit outside at the front and good to have parking. As others reviews have mentioned it's quite difficult pulling out on to the road as you can't see what's coming. The bus stop is just across the road. Pendeen is very small and quiet but has all you need and was exactly what we were looking for. Great location for walking SW coast path. We had a lovely stay and couldn't fault the cottage.

  Read more less >

• Mr David Travers - Verified booking

  The property and its location was excellent and both my wife, myself and our dog were made very welcome by Pat the property owner. Numerous excellent walks for the dog all within easy reach from the property. The only thing I would say is I would not recommend walking to the pub via the road with the dog, instead we used the golf club for a drink where the walk is better and safer with the dog, there is also a nice bonus of a nice patio to sit out on and admire the sea view. When going to the pub took the dog in the car, which seemed the safer option. Car parking was very convenient with plenty of room on the private drive for the car.

  Read more less >

• Keith - Verified booking

  The existing online photo for Flintstone cottage needs updating as the driveway shown is now reduced for parking due to the inclusion of a shed, small fencing etc, and due to this, the off road parking mentioned is restricted.

  Also very difficult to reverse onto the busy man main road without guidance due to blindspots from the wall. The cottage is well equipped although the fridge is VERY small. Unfortunately when we arrived the cottage had a very strong smell of cigarettes which stayed with us both downstairs and in the bedroom throughout our 7 night stay, which wasn't at all pleasant, and we can only assume the smell was left from the previous occupants (we know the smell wasn't from the use of the wood burner as we have one ourselves). Also feel the online description should state the cottage is only suitable for one small size dog only.

  Read more less >

• Rachel - Verified booking

  We’ve just come back from a week at Flintstone cottage.

  The cottage was clean and comfortable. Nice area for walking and close for Penzance and st Ives. Nice 2 mile walk to the sea. Shower is not at all powerful, that was the only down side, although the property has a bee issue. We were hoovering daily and we had dead bees on the floor in the morning. We managed to remove them to outside when we saw them during the day. Very good internet connection. Food waste goes in a food waste bin and the recycled rubbish in a clear bag, and into the dustbin. There were no clear bags at the property for this, so we had to improvise. I would stay there again.

  Read more less >