The Liscawn

Name: The Liscawn
Address: Crafthole, Sheviock, England, PL11 3BD, United Kingdom

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Fast facts

Check in from	14:30
Check out by	10:00
Breakfast	Breakfast available.
Pets	Pets are allowed.
Children	Children are welcome at this hotel.

Amenities

Wi-Fi

Parking

Restaurant

Non-smoking

Pets allowed

Bar

Exclusive facilities

Pets allowed

Accessibility

Disabled facilities

Accessible parking

Wheelchair access

Business facilities

Meeting facilities

Food and drink

Bar

Banqueting service

Restaurant

For the family

Children's facilities

Playground

Healthcare

First aid room

Hotel and outdoor facilities

Smoking areas

Wedding facilities

Non-smoking

Garden

In the rooms

Hairdryer

Desk

Leisure and entertainment

Bicycle hire

Services

Multilingual staff

Express check-in

Luggage storage

Room service

Express check-out

Sport and fitness

Snorkelling

Diving

Transport and parking

Parking

WiFi and internet

Internet access

Wi-Fi

WiFi in common areas

More about The Liscawn

The Liscawn

Set in Torpoint, 1.4 km from Finnygook Beach, The Liscawn offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant. 1.6 km from Tregantle Beach and 7.

Ratings and reviews

Cleanliness

5.0

Location

4.0

Service

4.5

Value

5.0

Sleep quality

5.0

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Comment: 18 Aug 2024

Stayed in: Aug 2024

Bedroom 7 was very clean, well decorated and comfortable but the shower cubicle is not suitable for anyone on the large side (over 12 stone) as the entrance is restricted. The stair carpet is worn and decor rather tired in the entrance. Sadly they ran out of eggs and brown bread at breakfast and sausages were tasteless but rest of cooked breakfast was fine. Friendly hosts and a quiet location with great view from the restaurant. Good amount of parking in front of hotel

Comment: 27 May 2024

Stayed in: May 2024

Lovely location and friendly mum & son team running this b&b. However this is not a place for light sleepers! Curtains are not blackout - so room is very light from sunrise onwards (to include headlights of cars dropping off passengers or parking at night shining into your room). Plus the floors are very thin so you can hear every footstep of people in room above. Showers not great (I couldn’t get ours to work on last day). Definitely order the cooked breakfast as that was good and they always had a spare sausage for our dog (nice touch). However for the price we’d hoped they’d have someone to clear the dirty tables at breakfast, have better coffee and fresh pastries (or best not offer the stale ones). We’ve stayed here before so had hoped they’d sorted the ‘staff shortage’ (it was attributed to) by our 2nd visit but sadly not. Which is a shame as it’s a really gorgeous location.

Family traveller

Comment: 24 Sep 2023

Stayed in: Sep 2023

Pleasant stay, amazing views and incredibly friendly hosts

Amazing stay. Only knocked off a star because of the shower. The place wasn’t that hard to get to. Greeted by very friendly staff/hosts. Stayed a couple of nights. Room was nice but the power on the shower was not as strong as I would like or as spacious but adequate. Asked for iron and board which was promptly left by the door during breakfast for us to use. Breakfast was nice. Spoilt for choice with the option of continental and full breakfast. Also had dinner which was also of very good standard. Amazing view from the dining room. If I were to come back to Cornwall, I would consider to stay here again.

Comment: 8 Oct 2024

Stayed in: Sep 2024

Wonderful location and great breakfast

Couple

Comment: 7 Nov 2023

Stayed in: Aug 2023

An expensive B&B

I have travelled a great deal , the Liscawn is not a hotel it is a bed and breakfast . We arrived on Friday to be shown to our room by a very polite member of the Adams family .
We settled in to our room then headed for the bar. It was empty but they did serve us to bottled drinks. My request for a sandwich won a startled gaze but they did raid their refrigerator.
Breakfast was OK , had to find son of lurch to request more tea toast etc. We did tell them we would be eating in.
Went to the restaurant at night , menu looked very unappetising chicken goujon and chips , sausage and mash .I went for the fish and chips expecting fresh cod , but got something hard and crispy like a burnt captain bird's-eye leftover.
After that we eat at lunchtime and got our evening meal from Sainsburys.
Two days we were the only guests but one day it did rise to 8.
A beautiful hotel but wouldn't go back