“Fantastic Cottage - 10/10”
We stayed at Millers Lodge between 20th and 27th July 2013. From the moment we arrived to the moment we left, everything was perfect. The cottage has everything you need. On the ground floor is a living room with dining area along with a fantastic and spacious gallery kitchen with about every utensil and pots and pans you would ever want. The kitchen also has an integrated dishwasher, washing machine, toaster, sandwich maker, electric tin opener, integrated fridge, integrated freezer, oven, electric hob, microwave and coffee maker amongst the array kitchen appliances.
Also provided are a clothes horse, ironing board and a Laundry basket. Electronics include a widescreen tv with freeview along with a DVD player. The cottage also includes a small selection of DVDs to watch. There is also a high end CD player and radio.
Upstairs leads to a gallery landing with a bedroom and bathroom. The bathroom is contemporary and includes a wc, whb and a shower. There is also a heated towel rail and lots of fluffy towels included.
Off the lounge is a small courtyard with a washing line and a table and chairs.
We were traveling with our 9 month old daughter and the owners were extremely friendly and very helpful. They provided us with a high chair, play centre, bath and changing mat which was really helpful and thoughtful. Whilst the owners were unobtrusive, it was great chatting to Paul about his musical passion and his new venture in the pipeline.
The cottage is located next to a stream and directly opposite the St Keyne Wishing Well halt railway stop. Trains run about Every hour to Looe or Liskeard and are very handy. It was great to pop into Looe (£2.60) adult return for food and drinks and then get the train back to the cottage. No driving required at all for Looe.
The cottage proved to be a great base for exploring the region. We visited Looe, The Eden Project, Padstow, Port Isaac and Polperro; all of which were great places to visit. There is a Morrisons supermarket about 10 minutes drive away in Liskeard which was very handy for stocking up on provisions.
In conclusion, Millers Lodge was faultless and somewhere we certainly won't hesitate to recommend to others as well as hopefully making a return visit ourselves in the future.
