Facade/entrance in Lugger Hotel ‘A Bespoke Hotel’

Lugger Hotel ‘A Bespoke Hotel’

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Points forts de l'hôtel

Welcome to the Lugger Hotel 'A Bespoke Hotel'—a five-star gem nestled in the charming coastal town of Porthleven, comprising captivating ocean views and delightful beachfront access. Just a short 20,9mi from the city center, this stunning retreat beckons travelers seeking a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure. Picture yourself waking up to the sound of waves crashing on the shore, while enjoying breakfast made with locally sourced ingredients—all starting from an affordable $104 per night!

Bedroom, Bed in Lugger Hotel ‘A Bespoke Hotel’
Bedroom, Bed in Lugger Hotel ‘A Bespoke Hotel’

Chambres

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1 Lit King Size

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215 pi²

Deluxe, Grand Lit, Vue sur la mer

Télévision à écran plat

Réfrigérateur

Bouilloire

This more spacious room features a king-size bed, a fridge and a direct sea view. A LCD TV is also included.

Deluxe Double Room with Sea View in Lugger Hotel ‘A Bespoke Hotel’

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1 Lit Queen Size

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215 pi²

Deluxe, Lit Queen Size, Vue sur la mer

Vue sur l'océan

Salle de bain privée

Baignoire

Machine à café

Experience the ultimate relaxation in our Deluxe Double Room with breathtaking sea views, featuring a comfortable queen size bed, private bathroom with a bathtub, and a range of amenities including a coffee machine, flat-screen TV, and free toiletries. Enjoy the tranquility and serenity of the ocean from the comfort of your room.

Superior Double Room in Lugger Hotel ‘A Bespoke Hotel’

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1 Lit Queen Size

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270 pi²

Supérieure, Lit Queen Size

Salle de bain privée

Baignoire

Télévision à écran plat

Réfrigérateur

Indulge in comfort and luxury with our spacious Superior Double Room, featuring a queen size bed, private bathroom with bathtub, and a range of amenities including a flat-screen TV, refrigerator, and tea/coffee maker. Unwind and relax in style with complimentary toiletries and enjoy a peaceful, smoke-free atmosphere.

Découvrez plus

At the Lugger Hotel, you'll find everything you need to unwind and soak up the sun. Our featured amenities include a fantastic restaurant, a cozy bar, and a sun deck perfect for soaking up those glorious rays. Feeling like a beach day? Stroll down to the picturesque beach or kick back on your private terrace, sipping a drink and breathing in the salty sea air. With free parking and Wi-Fi, you can plan your day trips with ease and comfort.

Facade/entrance in Lugger Hotel ‘A Bespoke Hotel’
Facade/entrance in Lugger Hotel ‘A Bespoke Hotel’

Vivez le Meilleur

Our guests rave about their experiences, leaving us with an impressive 823 reviews that highlight the exceptional service and unbeatable location. Whether you're here for a romantic getaway, family vacation, or solo retreat, the Lugger Hotel offers a collection of non-smoking rooms, kitchenettes, and patios to make your stay as comfortable as can be. So pack your bags and indulge in the seaside escape you've been dreaming of!

Bed in Lugger Hotel ‘A Bespoke Hotel’
Bed in Lugger Hotel ‘A Bespoke Hotel’

Planifiez votre séjour

Dining at the Lugger Hotel is an experience that tantalizes the taste buds and sets the mood for romance. The on-site Restaurant #1 specializes in British cuisine, promising a culinary adventure with every meal. Imagine a warm ambiance, candlelit tables, and the sound of gentle waves as you savor expertly crafted dishes that celebrate the local flavors. Whether you're indulging in a sumptuous dinner or enjoying brunch after a refreshing morning dip, the sumptuous menu and breathtaking views create the perfect backdrop for unforgettable moments.

Food in Lugger Hotel ‘A Bespoke Hotel’
Food in Lugger Hotel ‘A Bespoke Hotel’

Équipements

Restaurant

Bord de mer

Parking privé gratuit

Wifi gratuit

Plage

Bar

Solarium

Entrée privée

Bathroom in Lugger Hotel ‘A Bespoke Hotel’
Bathroom in Lugger Hotel ‘A Bespoke Hotel’

Restaurant

Restaurant #1

Romantique, Britannique

Food and drinks in Lugger Hotel ‘A Bespoke Hotel’
Restaurant/places to eat in Lugger Hotel ‘A Bespoke Hotel’
Facade/entrance in Lugger Hotel ‘A Bespoke Hotel’
Location was superb, certainly worth paying for a partial sea view. Excellent that the dinner and breakfast menus are changed daily, this was above and beyond and welcomed as we stayed for 2 nights. I must say having been to Northcote and The Black Swan both Michelin starred establishments, who did not change their menus and unfortunately we had to have a ‘fixed’ menu. Evening meals served on warmed plates. We believe our feedback will taken onboard by the owner, who we saw at the hotel, who also seems so passionate about his business, as he clearly has a hands on approach, in fact there was a delivery of logs for the fire, which was dumped by the delivery driver at the entrance to the hotel, within minutes the owner changed his smart business jacket to a jacket and started to move (probably a tonne of fire wood), with a wheelbarrow. Superb! All of the staff were friendly and appeared to enjoy working at The Luggers! This clearly comes from the top.

Geoff

All of the staff were welcoming and friendly. I mentioned that it was my birthday and I had "Happy Birthday" sang to me by the manager, a birthday card, and a plate of assorted chocolates with a "Happy Birthday" message after dinner, all of which were really lovely and unexpected. Our room, which was in a separate building just across the slipway, was quaint and well-furnished. Dinner and breakfast both have good menus and both meals were delicious, although my Eggs Benedict breakfast (see photo) was, sadly, too much for me to finish. We arrived at tea-time and left after breakfast, so I cannot comment much on the location, except to say that it is what you would expect from a traditional Cornish inn that is, literally, next to the sea on the beautiful Cornish coastline. Overall, it was a very pleasant one-night stay, and we plan to return.

Paul

Upgraded to Cobb Cottage. Couldn't fault this accommodation in any way. Breakfast as expected with European and Full English. Very accommodating for changes to menu.. All pastries were fresh. Good mixed fruit, Greek style yoghurt, cereal and so on. What made breakfast though, was the wonderful Head Waitress who constantly smiled, had the most beautiful laugh and took interest... in everything we had planned, with some useful local knowledge. Mornings were a real treat with her presence. We had dinner on the first night. Prices were very high, but the food good. Had dinner out through the week to save money. The pub just up the road, The Old Ship, proved to have good food, good service, lovely atmosphere and a tame Robin which made itself at home amongst the customers waiting for spilled tidbits. Always best to book.

Warren

The staff really made it. Many thanks for a very relaxing time. All the staff were so friendly and helpful and if you wanted a chat they always made time (Charlie). They also gave good advice on places to visit especially Lucy who recommended visiting St Just in Roseland church and the foot ferry from St Mawes to Falmouth and her son for the coastal walk and all the other staff in the restaurant. The rooms are very clean, tidy and relaxing.

Paul

The staff are wonderful, very helpful and friendly. The room was fabulous with a great en suite and the best shower ever. Breakfast was superb with a large menu (the eggs royale are superb). There’s also a choice of cereals, pastries and yoghurts. The location is also superb being right on the cove with a small fishing harbour. It’s ideal for cliff walks along the south west coast path.

David

Location was superb, certainly worth paying for a partial sea view. Excellent that the dinner and breakfast menus are changed daily, this was above and beyond and welcomed as we stayed for 2 nights. I must say having been to Northcote and The Black Swan both Michelin starred establishments, who did not change their menus and unfortunately we had to have a ‘fixed’ menu. Evening meals served on warmed plates. We believe our feedback will taken onboard by the owner, who we saw at the hotel, who also seems so passionate about his business, as he clearly has a hands on approach, in fact there was a delivery of logs for the fire, which was dumped by the delivery driver at the entrance to the hotel, within minutes the owner changed his smart business jacket to a jacket and started to move (probably a tonne of fire wood), with a wheelbarrow. Superb! All of the staff were friendly and appeared to enjoy working at The Luggers! This clearly comes from the top.

Geoff

All of the staff were welcoming and friendly. I mentioned that it was my birthday and I had "Happy Birthday" sang to me by the manager, a birthday card, and a plate of assorted chocolates with a "Happy Birthday" message after dinner, all of which were really lovely and unexpected. Our room, which was in a separate building just across the slipway, was quaint and well-furnished. Dinner and breakfast both have good menus and both meals were delicious, although my Eggs Benedict breakfast (see photo) was, sadly, too much for me to finish. We arrived at tea-time and left after breakfast, so I cannot comment much on the location, except to say that it is what you would expect from a traditional Cornish inn that is, literally, next to the sea on the beautiful Cornish coastline. Overall, it was a very pleasant one-night stay, and we plan to return.

Paul

Upgraded to Cobb Cottage. Couldn't fault this accommodation in any way. Breakfast as expected with European and Full English. Very accommodating for changes to menu.. All pastries were fresh. Good mixed fruit, Greek style yoghurt, cereal and so on. What made breakfast though, was the wonderful Head Waitress who constantly smiled, had the most beautiful laugh and took interest... in everything we had planned, with some useful local knowledge. Mornings were a real treat with her presence. We had dinner on the first night. Prices were very high, but the food good. Had dinner out through the week to save money. The pub just up the road, The Old Ship, proved to have good food, good service, lovely atmosphere and a tame Robin which made itself at home amongst the customers waiting for spilled tidbits. Always best to book.

Warren

The staff really made it. Many thanks for a very relaxing time. All the staff were so friendly and helpful and if you wanted a chat they always made time (Charlie). They also gave good advice on places to visit especially Lucy who recommended visiting St Just in Roseland church and the foot ferry from St Mawes to Falmouth and her son for the coastal walk and all the other staff in the restaurant. The rooms are very clean, tidy and relaxing.

Paul

The staff are wonderful, very helpful and friendly. The room was fabulous with a great en suite and the best shower ever. Breakfast was superb with a large menu (the eggs royale are superb). There’s also a choice of cereals, pastries and yoghurts. The location is also superb being right on the cove with a small fishing harbour. It’s ideal for cliff walks along the south west coast path.

David

Location was superb, certainly worth paying for a partial sea view. Excellent that the dinner and breakfast menus are changed daily, this was above and beyond and welcomed as we stayed for 2 nights. I must say having been to Northcote and The Black Swan both Michelin starred establishments, who did not change their menus and unfortunately we had to have a ‘fixed’ menu. Evening meals served on warmed plates. We believe our feedback will taken onboard by the owner, who we saw at the hotel, who also seems so passionate about his business, as he clearly has a hands on approach, in fact there was a delivery of logs for the fire, which was dumped by the delivery driver at the entrance to the hotel, within minutes the owner changed his smart business jacket to a jacket and started to move (probably a tonne of fire wood), with a wheelbarrow. Superb! All of the staff were friendly and appeared to enjoy working at The Luggers! This clearly comes from the top.

Geoff

All of the staff were welcoming and friendly. I mentioned that it was my birthday and I had "Happy Birthday" sang to me by the manager, a birthday card, and a plate of assorted chocolates with a "Happy Birthday" message after dinner, all of which were really lovely and unexpected. Our room, which was in a separate building just across the slipway, was quaint and well-furnished. Dinner and breakfast both have good menus and both meals were delicious, although my Eggs Benedict breakfast (see photo) was, sadly, too much for me to finish. We arrived at tea-time and left after breakfast, so I cannot comment much on the location, except to say that it is what you would expect from a traditional Cornish inn that is, literally, next to the sea on the beautiful Cornish coastline. Overall, it was a very pleasant one-night stay, and we plan to return.

Paul

Upgraded to Cobb Cottage. Couldn't fault this accommodation in any way. Breakfast as expected with European and Full English. Very accommodating for changes to menu.. All pastries were fresh. Good mixed fruit, Greek style yoghurt, cereal and so on. What made breakfast though, was the wonderful Head Waitress who constantly smiled, had the most beautiful laugh and took interest... in everything we had planned, with some useful local knowledge. Mornings were a real treat with her presence. We had dinner on the first night. Prices were very high, but the food good. Had dinner out through the week to save money. The pub just up the road, The Old Ship, proved to have good food, good service, lovely atmosphere and a tame Robin which made itself at home amongst the customers waiting for spilled tidbits. Always best to book.

Warren

The staff really made it. Many thanks for a very relaxing time. All the staff were so friendly and helpful and if you wanted a chat they always made time (Charlie). They also gave good advice on places to visit especially Lucy who recommended visiting St Just in Roseland church and the foot ferry from St Mawes to Falmouth and her son for the coastal walk and all the other staff in the restaurant. The rooms are very clean, tidy and relaxing.

Paul

The staff are wonderful, very helpful and friendly. The room was fabulous with a great en suite and the best shower ever. Breakfast was superb with a large menu (the eggs royale are superb). There’s also a choice of cereals, pastries and yoghurts. The location is also superb being right on the cove with a small fishing harbour. It’s ideal for cliff walks along the south west coast path.

David

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