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1. Bridgeside Guest House
Bridgeside Guest House



2. Fieldhead Hotel
Fieldhead Hotel



3. The Claremont Hotel - Adult Only
The Claremont Hotel - Adult Only



4. The Penthouse
The Penthouse



5. Tencreek Holiday Park
Tencreek Holiday Park



6. Cabin - Sleeps 6 - Indoor Pool - Parking
Cabin - Sleeps 6 - Indoor Pool - Parking



7. Polean Farm Cottages
Polean Farm Cottages



9. Seaside Apartment
Seaside Apartment



10. Albert House
Albert House



11. Berkeley View
Berkeley View



12. Shells Cottage
Shells Cottage



14. Pixie Cottage
Pixie Cottage



16. Barton House
Barton House



17. Harbour Hideaway
Harbour Hideaway



18. Smugglers Loft
Smugglers Loft



19. Bay Tree Cottage
Bay Tree Cottage



20. Dolls Cottage
Dolls CottageYou can also stay at hotels with a hot tub in Looe




6 Streamside
6 Streamside



11 Water's Edge
11 Water's Edge



2 Miller's Island
2 Miller's Island



4 Stonerush Valley
4 Stonerush Valley



2 Water's Edge
2 Water's Edge



The Old Farmhouse
The Old Farmhouse



6 Valley View
6 Valley View



2 Stonerush Valley
2 Stonerush ValleyGo beyond your typical stay in Looe
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Looe Beach
Talland Bay
Polperro Harbour
Looe Island
St John the Baptist Church
Plaidy Beach
Millendreath Beach
Polpero Beach
Learn more about Looe
Notable for its port, Looe features attractions such as Looe Beach and Hannafore Beach. Visitors speak highly of this city's coffee shops and small-town setting with sights including Looe Island and Polperro Harbour.
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Coombe Farm
"Coombe Farm is very beautiful & quiet with easy parking & picturesque surroundings. The property is off the B3253 which runs below the Widegates so do not use the postcode & I recommend what3words or dropping a pin onto Google maps rather than following a traditional satnav. If you enter the driveway from the east, it is a very tight corner so take it wide & slow & be careful of traffic if you leave in that direction. We stayed 2 nights in Lily Loveday, the middle cottage of the three & the beautiful wooden door opens straight into the room with a bathroom accessed from the back wall. The décor is contemporary & a tea tray is provided along with bottled water. Gemma offers daily housekeeping & top ups, which we didn’t need. The flagstone floor is cool & although it was a warm October weekend, we were grateful for the heater to take the chill off. The ironing board is a mini, tabletop one which is OK for t-shirts but no good for trousers or dresses. I would prefer a full size one slipped down the side of the wardrobe, even if it spoils the room aesthetics slightly. I’ve seen a suggestion of having a microwave provided but I disagree as the food smells would linger & taint the furnishings. Be aware that the front door is classed as a fire exit so, as a requirement by law, it is labelled & illuminated as such. As it is directly opposite the bed, the green glow is particularly noticeable overnight, but it does mean you don’t have to turn the light on to use the bathroom."
Fieldhead Hotel
"Brilliant Holiday thankyou. Staff more than helpful and very polite. They had a wifi upgrade during our stay and went out of their way to keep us informed on progress. Quite a climb up to room but Hotel is on side of a steep hill with amazing views from Balcony Sea View Rooms so you kind of cannot get amazing views without the steps exercise up to the rooms but maybe in the future a lift may be the icing on the cake? Room was spotlessly clean and regularly serviced. Continental breakfast had excellent breadth of products from Crumpets to various cereals to yoghurts to fresh fruit and croissants with a cooked breakfast option if preordered the night before. Rooms have a really useful and unusual self catering option with hot plates, kettle, fridge and microwave all built into a swish sink unit that is great for doing a meal or two or a basic breakfast to eat on the balcony. A rare possibility in any hotel. Thought the FieldHead Hotel was great. Parking was pretty easy once you initially find the steep entrance route in. Best to forget the car once you park up. Cornish Shanty singing in The Old Ship Pub in West Looe on Thurs Night was a traditional Gem and this fab little pub behind the Fire Station has timbers in its construction from The Sunk ships from the Spanish Armada and later additions in its extension from Timbers from ships sunk in the battle of Trafalgar! And the foods amazing there so check it out!"
The Claremont Hotel - Adult Only
"The Claremont is a lovely welcoming hotel, with a wonderful location in the village and parking just opposite. The rooms are comfortable and the breakfasts are generous. NB the stairs for those with dodgy knees but I thought them worth it!"
The Gate Cornwall
"Such a great stay with family. The facilities are great, lots of games and space to get together and relax. Room were beautiful with lovely bathrooms. Staff were really genuine and super helpful. Would definitely recommend staying here if you’re looking for a relaxed and homey place still local to lots of things to do."
Dolphin Guest House
"We had the King room on the 2nd floor. And whilst it didn't have a view, the room was really comfy with a small sofa, window seat and even a dressing table. Breakfast was really tasty - great choice and friendly service."
Tencreek Holiday Park
"Eveything was perfect ,unless they have not provided any toileteries ..."
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Charming Looe: A Hidden Gem Where Hills Embrace the Sea
Welcome to Looe, a picturesque fishing town nestled along the stunning south Cornish coast. With its charming sandy beaches, Looe Bay beckons sun seekers and water sports enthusiasts alike. Wander through the quaint streets of East Looe, where colourful shops and delightful cafés offer local treats. Don’t miss the chance to explore the scenic coastal paths that unveil breathtaking views of the rugged cliffs and sparkling sea. Experience the vibrant local culture at the annual Looe Music Festival or simply indulge in fresh seafood at the harbour. Discover Looe, where coastal charm meets a warm community spirit.
Discover great hotels near Looe
Looe offers a delightful range of accommodation options, from cosy bed and breakfasts to charming hotels by the sea. Whether you prefer a quaint retreat with local character or a more modern stay with stunning coastal views, you'll find various choices that cater to different tastes and budgets. These are some of the hotels preferred by our travelers near Looe:
- The Inn on the ShoreOpens in a new window: This 3.5-star hotel boasts a guest rating of 8.4 and is a stylish lodging choice for leisure travellers seeking a distinctive and comfortable experience. Featuring elegant architectural design, high-end dining options and curated experiences, The Inn on the Shore offers guests a seamless and luxurious stay. The ambience is elevated by standout features such as a rooftop bar, express check-in and an inviting atmosphere that leaves a lasting impression. With a focus on comfort and quality, this property ensures a memorable journey with a friendly and welcoming vibe.
- Great Trethew Manor Hotel & RestaurantOpens in a new window: As a 3.0-star hotel with a guest rating of 8.6, Great Trethew Manor Hotel & Restaurant is geared towards leisure travellers who appreciate a welcoming and relaxed environment. This stylish property provides a range of key amenities, including a high-end restaurant and express check-in, ensuring a smooth experience from arrival. The property exudes charm with its refined architectural details and carefully curated experiences designed to impress. This hotel delivers a memorable stay with an inviting atmosphere and thoughtfully selected features that cater to the sophisticated traveller.
- Sportsmans Valley HotelOpens in a new window: A 3.5-star bed and breakfast with a guest rating of 9.4, Sportsmans Valley Hotel is the perfect choice for leisure travellers who value comfort and curated experiences. With standout features including a high-end restaurant, bar and lounge, and a signature breakfast offering, this property promises a unique and memorable stay. The hotel impresses with its stylish design and attention to detail, ensuring that every moment is filled with luxury and ease. The inviting ambience and thoughtfully selected amenities make this hotel a top pick for those seeking a high-quality journey.
Where to stay near Looe
In Fowey, Par, Saltash, you’ll find a blend of adventure, culture, and relaxation. Fowey charms with its scenic port and river adventures; Par delights with its gardens and natural parks; Saltash offers a tranquil countryside retreat with spas. For first-time Looe visitors, Fowey is ideal for its diverse attractions and welcoming vibe.
- FoweyOpens in a new window: Fowey is a charming coastal town known for its friendly people and stunning riverside scenery. It offers a relaxed vibe, making it perfect for visitors looking to unwind. You can enjoy a range of attractions including must-see places like Fowey Estuary and the vibrant port area. With its mix of culture and natural beauty, Fowey provides a unique escape with a hint of adventure in its coastal walks and aquatic life at the local aquarium.
- ParOpens in a new window: Par is a delightful destination that emphasises a warm, community feel alongside its beautiful gardens and natural parks. It offers an inviting mix of dining and bar experiences, making it a great spot for those who appreciate a relaxed lifestyle. Visitors can explore must-see attractions such as Polkerris Beach and the enchanting Lost Gardens of Heligan, allowing for a blend of nature and leisurely excursions that suit any traveller’s interests.
- SaltashOpens in a new window: Saltash is ideal for travellers seeking a serene getaway with a touch of countryside charm. With a focus on a quiet, relaxed pace, it offers a mix of dining and sports activities including swimming and golf. The area is perfect for those who value a secluded environment, with additional attractions centred on enjoying the local spa and the picturesque surroundings that invite a more laid-back approach to exploration.
Things to do in Looe
Looe is a charming small-town escape nestled in a hilly, countryside landscape. Enjoy boating along scenic coasts, delight in a spot of fishing, and explore winding trails perfect for a brisk hike. Ideal for travellers seeking a relaxed yet invigorating rural getaway.
- Eden ProjectOpens in a new window – Step into a world of biodiversity at the Eden Project, a stunning botanical garden featuring incredible biomes that house a variety of plants from different climates. Wander through lush landscapes and discover the fascinating connections between nature and humanity.
- Whitsand Bay BeachOpens in a new window – Enjoy a day of sun and surf at Whitsand BayOpens in a new window Beach, where golden sands stretch for miles. Perfect for a relaxing beach day, you can sunbathe, stroll along the shore, or take a dip in the refreshing waters while soaking in the breathtaking coastal views.
- Whitsand Bay – Explore the scenic beauty of Whitsand Bay, a picturesque bay known for its dramatic cliffs and stunning seascapes. This area is ideal for walking and taking in the natural surroundings, making it a great spot for photography enthusiasts.
- Polperro HarbourOpens in a new window – Visit the charming fishing village of Polperro Harbour, where you can admire the colourful boats bobbing in the water. Enjoy a leisurely walk along the harbour, and discover quaint shops and delightful cafes nestled within this idyllic setting.
- Mount Edgcumbe House and Country ParkOpens in a new window – Discover the rich history at Mount Edgcumbe House and Country Park, where you can explore the beautifully landscaped gardens and the historic estate. Take a leisurely stroll through the park and enjoy views of the surrounding countryside and coastline.
4 tips for savvy savings when booking a hotel in Looe
- Book for the cheapest times: The most affordable time to visit Looe is during January, November, and December, when hotel prices may drop to lower prices, making it an ideal destination for those travelling on a budget. A stay of at least 2 to 3 days offers great value for money, allowing visitors to explore key landmarks, historical sites, and cultural attractions. Highlights include the charming port, its boating heritage, small-town charm, and a glimpse into the area's rich history and culture through its quaint coffee shops, countryside views, and hilly landscapes.
- Look for last-minute deals on Hotels.com: For discounted hotel stays in Looe, visit Hotels.com's DealsOpens in a new window section to explore various offers. If you're seeking last-minute options, the Last-Minute Deals category may reveal reduced prices on hotels close to your travel date. Additionally, enable notifications to stay informed about flash sales. The Smart Shopping tool, available via the app, helps you compare hotel prices and amenities, ensuring you're more likely to see the best options if prices drop or availability increases. Happy travels!
- Be flexible with dates: Prices may differ depending on factors such as the hotel's location, star rating, and time of year, so being flexible with your dates might help you save on your stay in a Looe hotel. For those seeking distinctive experiences, boutique hotels can provide a more personalised service and occasionally offer better value. When you book with Hotels.com, we will inform you if the price for your chosen dates is above or below the average, and if it appears higher, we may suggest alternative dates that could help you find a more attractive deal.
- Consider your location: Remaining near major attractions or the city centre can offer convenience, though often at a higher cost. For more affordable rates, consider hotels in neighbourhoods further afield, where prices usually tend to be lower while still offering reasonable access to key sites. You might also explore independently run hotels, as they are more likely to be affordable and can provide a more authentic experience.
Best time to go to Looe
Looe experiences its lowest average temperatures in January to February, at 42.6°F (5.9°C), while July is the hottest month, with an average temperature of 59.9°F (15.5°C). November is usually the wettest month. April, July, and August are the peak travel months in Looe, attracting a higher number of tourists. During this peak period, the weather is mostly cloudy, accompanied by light rainfall. On the other hand, October to December tend to be quieter times to visit, marked by light rainfall and mostly cloudy conditions.
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