Hotels with Parking in Penzance

Linda and Steve were very hospitable, and we felt warmly welcomed throughout our stay. The breakfast was excellent, and the room was clean and well-maintained. However, the soundproofing could be improved, so I would recommend bringing earplugs if you’re a light sleeper. Our room also had a noticeable chemical odour, possibly from the wallpaper. Although we were told it had been there for years, the smell was quite strong, so this may be a concern for guests with asthma or sensitivity to scents. The location is very convenient, around a 10-minute walk to the city centre and also close to the seaside. Overall, it was a good stay, and I would still recommend it.

Outstanding hotel. From start to finish. Staff were friendly and welcoming which after a long journey is the most important. The room was cleaned and well equipped to support your stay. They also supported us when our clothes were wet from the previous day. Food was a highlight here too. Everything was delicious. I’d recommend a visit here. It’s a must as it’s close to Penzance but quiet at the same time. You’ll need a car to drive here.

The entire hotel has only a ”new start” and a newly built hut ”Penwith” with only ”4 rooms” can live in, all the rooms in the main hotel are very shabby and more hotel than a hotel. The 16-square-meter ”Penwith 4” room type I stayed in is already the second highest-level room type in this hotel, and I have to try my luck... I can't choose 1, 2, 3 or 4 when booking. To summarize: room types 1 and 2 are on the first floor, room types 3 and 4 need to go up through a very narrow corridor, which is very inconvenient to carry large luggage; the bed is very soft and there are a lot of hair on the floor. Cobwebs, the bathroom area is about 6 square meters, ”compared to” the feeling of the guest room... it's quite spacious. Breakfast is the most common English breakfast...no surprises, and nothing special. Because it is a guest... so parking is free. Because it is near the sea, the wind is particularly strong. There is nothing worth spending time around. Unless you are visiting the small town of Penzance 10 miles away, the recommended stay for two nights is the limit. Living in this place does not have the term ”enjoy”, it is just for ”staying down”, and the price is low!

What a great place to stay. Warm welcome, great rooms and enhanced by listening to the fantastic Mousehole Mens Choir who practice in Paul Church every Monday and then continue in the pub. Slept like babies and then were greeted by the most cheerful and welcoming Mia who brightened our day and served us a wonderful breakfast. Would definitely recommend a visit.

We love our little cabin at the Pirates Inn, we got everything we need, plenty of coffee/tea/hot chocolate, even a mini fridge.  The wifi signal is weak in the cabin but was very strong inside the pub though.  Good food, very clean accommodation ,great location, highly recommended when you are visiting West Cornwall.

It will be great to mention there is no power in the bell tent so travelers can be better prepared

The hotel reception was clearly more golf club than hotel. The room was small, and there was a lack of attention to detail. There was a stain on the carpet, a blind that didn't fit the window so didn't keep the light out - curtains would make it feel a lot more cosy. The bathroom and shower were a bit tired. The cooked breakfast was good, but the rest of the selection was limited. Probably wouldn't stay again. The staff were friendly and helpful.