Port Isaac Hotels

4 Hotels Found in Port Isaac, Showing 1-4

• The Slipway 2.98Km > Port Isaac
  from £ 143.00

  Exceptional 8.5

  456 reviews

  The Harbour Front, Port Isaac, Port Isaac PL29 3RH   map

  The Slipway 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 cafe on the ground floor with an outdoor te... more info on the slipway

  We went to Port Wenn and left Port Isaac. For us it was the quintessential Cornish Port town - so much more than what is portrayed on the show. The location of the Slipway is, oddly enough, across the lane from the slipway which means you get to wake up to the sound of the sea and its gulls which is what you would expect from a seaside holiday. As... what people say » for the staff - friendly, gracious and helpful. The rooms were clean and we were warm enough during a particularly cold snap. We enjoyed the locals c - The hotel lies in the harbor in Port Isaac (as shown on the tv show Doc Martin) . The village is very quaint and picturesque The hotel was small and comfortable. The view of the harbor from the balcony in our room was wonderful, The breakfast was outstanding and the hotel main menu was very good. The owners and staff were very friendly and professional.
• The Cornish Arms 0.32Km > Port Isaac
  from £ 95.00

  Exceptional 8.2

  250 reviews

  Pendoggett, Port Isaac PL30 3HH   map

  Set within a 16th-century coaching inn, The Cornish Arms is located in the traditional village of Pendoggett, on the North Cornwall coast, 2.5 miles to the traditional fishing village of Port Isaac. T... more info on the cornish arms

  Food was excellent, good location - Very quaint and friendly
• The Longcross Hotel And Gardens 3.36Km > Port Isaac
  from £ 110.00

  Superb 8.7

  535 reviews

  Trelights, Port Isaac PL29 3TF   map

  The secluded Longcross is set high above Port Quin, between Port Isaac and Polzeath, and overlooks the North Cornwall coast. Enjoy the new restaurant with terrace and panoramic views. Surrounded b... more info on the longcross hotel and gardens

  Outstanding location for visiting the Cornwall area and Port Issac. The best restaurant within miles and extremely courteous service. The number one choice to stay if visiting Port Issac. It is about a 5 minutes drive to the Port Isaac parking areas which you will have to park in even if you stay in one of the 3 downtown hotels. Port Issac's is no... what people say » w a crowded tourist town and it is refreshing to get away from all the noise and enjoy a great evening dinner and nights rest at the Longcross hotel. - Travelled specifically to Port Isaac to visit the 'Doc'! Big Australian Doc Martin fans. Village was quaint and to make it even more special, they were in the middle of filming the new series!!! The proximity from The Longcross Hotel to the harbour was perfect. The short drive gave you a real feel for the beautiful Cornwall countryside. As for hotel itself, we found it to be excellent, if not a little 'quirky'! Had a very homely feel, meals were excellent and staff very friendly. Can't speak fo
• Port Gaverne Hotel 2.42Km > Port Isaac
  from £ 150.00

  Superb 8.7

  529 reviews

  Port Gaverne, Port Isaac PL29 3SQ   map

  In the idyllic secluded cove of Port Gaverne, this charming 17th-century inn has light, airy rooms with free WiFi throughout. The hotel restaurant uses seasonal produce including fresh fish caught loc... more info on port gaverne hotel

  A wonderful location almost on the beach. Very friendly staff and good food. A marvellous old building with a lively pub bar that was warmed by an open fire. It was frequented by locals and guests though the noise could not be heard from our room. It was an atmosphere that encouraged people to talk. We could have eaten in the restaurant area bu... what people say » t chose to eat in the pub. We could choose from either restaurant or pub menu, and we much preferred the atmosphere. Our room was very comfortable a - This is a quintessential 'little' Cornish Hotel, few have survived the ravages of recession and poor summers, but this is well run. It has a fabulous location close to Port Isaac, but away from the 'trippers' that you tend to get there. The staff are lovely and the management could not be more helpful. Walks from here are endless and varied, if you like the rugged Cornish coast this is a 'must'.