Holiday Apartments in South Downs

South Downs Apartments

Cornwall

Port View

Ref: S487584

Reviews 7

Falmouth's natural harbour, winding alleyways, and beaches (it's the world's third-largest) will keep you entertained for a long time. The town's historic harborside bars, first-rate shopping, art gallery, and world-class National Maritime Museum...

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£105

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Cornwall

6 The Dunes, Upton Towans, Hayle

Ref: S285382

The landscaping throughout the Dunes site has been carefully considered to help nurture local wildlife. A stone edged path leads up to the front door and opens into an entrance hall with the property's bedrooms, utility and bathrooms located to...

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£227

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Cornwall

Cove 2

Ref: S43160

Cove 2 is a large, comfortable apartment, it's the perfect choice of holiday accommodation for a large family. Literally a few minutes from the beach, and 10 minutes from the bustling town of Falmouth where you'll find something of interest for...

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£107

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Cornwall

The Dynar

Ref: S591667

Reviews 5

Helston is the western gateway to the Lizard Peninsula, which has a lovely shoreline. Helston is a major market town famed for its Flora Day Festival and "Furry Dance" tales. Poldark Mine, one of the best subterranean experiences in the south...

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£63

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Cornwall

The Snug

Ref: S477031

Reviews 19

West Cornwall's former mining town of Cambourne is one of the most beautiful spots in the country. The town, which has been declared a conservation area, offers visitors a wealth of history and culture. There are many attractions to enjoy in the...

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£58

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Cornwall

Squirrels Leap

Ref: S879369

Reviews 3

Falmouth, with its magnificent natural harbour (the third largest in the world), winding streets and beaches, will keep you occupied for hours. The town's old harbour-side pubs, excellent shopping, art gallery and stunning National Maritime Museum...

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£111

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Cornwall

Offshore

Ref: S181392

Reviews 14

Porthtowan is a small village resting on west Cornwalls beautiful coastline, renowned for its Blue Flag beach, which at low tide exposes almost a mile and a half of fine, golden sands. A renowned surfing beach, patrolled by lifeguards during the...

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£98

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Cornwall

Freesia

Ref: S1035564

Threemilestone is situated in Mid Cornwall and ideal for using as a base to see it’s many attractions. While you're in the area, travel towards the thriving town of Truro with it’s grand Victorian Truro Cathedral, the Royal Cornwall Museum and...

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£94

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Cornwall

Tre Lowen, Perranporth

Ref: S881483

Level access from the drive to the front door which opens up to a light-filled entrance hall with shoe and coat storage Living room Large, spacious and beautifully furnished with three sofas and an armchair Flat-screen TV (with the basic Sky...

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£236

per night

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Cornwall

Offshore

Ref: S312762

From

£113

per night

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Partner deal

Cornwall

St Michaels The Liner

Ref: S532165

From

£239

per night

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Cornwall

Cozy Camborne Studio Retreat with two single beds

Ref: S517016

From

£93

per night

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Partner deal

Cornwall

St Michaels The Liner

Ref: S529021

From

£347

per night

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Partner deal

Cornwall

St Michaels The Liner

Ref: S532164

From

£347

per night

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Partner deal

Cornwall

Chelsea House Holiday Apartments

Ref: S1068762

From

£194

per night

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Partner deal

Cornwall

Polladras Holiday Park

Ref: S934397

From

£98

per night

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Partner deal

Cornwall

85 Strawberry Hill Hayle

Ref: S1060886

From

£135

per night

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Partner deal

Cornwall

St Michaels The Liner

Ref: S532163

From

£488

per night

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Partner deal

Cornwall

Your luxurious and secluded retreat in Cornwall

Ref: S923165

From

£226

per night

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Partner deal

Cornwall

Newly refurbished Falmouth town centre apartment

Ref: S1060223

From

£153

per night

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Cornwall

St Michaels The Liner

Ref: S921265

From

£637

per night

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Partner deal

Cornwall

Wesley House Holidays - Choice of 2 Quirky Cottages in 4 private acres

Ref: S511341

From

£115

per night

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Partner deal

Cornwall

Cosy barn conversion in Cornwall

Ref: S1237240

From

£86

per night

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Partner deal

Cornwall

Bowline - 3 double bed townhouse

Ref: S988367

From

£162

per night

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Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

Duncan - Verified booking

Where does one start?

Port View is one of three apartments on different floors (number 5), above us was the quiet number 6, but on the top (number 7) was a different kettle of fish. Our first night was ruined by the noisy sounds of a music rave which lasted until the early hours of Saturday. We had an inkling something was wrong when around 4pm on the Friday afternoon, when a number of people entered the complex (our apartment is right by the front door) shouting on the stairs etc, and our concerns grew when loud music began to play. The volume increased during the evening and at that point we were thinking of going home. We went out for a meal hoping on our return everything would have quieted down. No such luck, in fact on our return we saw for ourselves one young man shouting from a top window, the entry code to the complex to his mates below on the road. Consequently more people entered the building and we began to feel nervous of what could happen to us. Next day we informed Sykes and to their credit got things sorted out with a promise we would not be disturbed again. (Port View is the only apartment under Sykesâ control) The rest of the week was quiet, but it did leave us on edge waiting for something else to kick off. Another problem about Port View is where it is. We read the owners instructions on how to find the apartment which were wholly inadequate and poorly written, in fact it needed a phone call to the very helpful manager (Sue) prior to going, to sort out how to approach the building. Another hassle was the parking of the car in the allotted parking space. Our car is a Mini but we still found it tight. One morning we entered the garage to find another car parked right by us which would have prevented us from accessing the car (by luck we hadnât planned using it), if we had it would have required one of us to open the car window and squeeze through head first!! Overall it was a hard holiday, unable to really feel relaxed, with concerns over apartment 7, and issues with the parking. This leads to the question of Port Viewâs suitability as a holiday let, and should it really be included in Sykesâ portfolio? Can I end stating once again that the company did a great job in handling our problems and concerns, we had no complaints about the comfort of Port View either, but needless to say , we will not be coming back.

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Duncan - Verified booking

Where does one start?

Port View is one of three apartments on different floors (number 5), above us was the quiet number 6, but on the top (number 7) was a different kettle of fish. Our first night was ruined by the noisy sounds of a music rave which lasted until the early hours of Saturday. We had an inkling something was wrong when around 4pm on the Friday afternoon, when a number of people entered the complex (our apartment is right by the front door) shouting on the stairs etc, and our concerns grew when loud music began to play. The volume increased during the evening and at that point we were thinking of going home. We went out for a meal hoping on our return everything would have quieted down. No such luck, in fact on our return we saw for ourselves one young man shouting from a top window, the entry code to the complex to his mates below on the road. Consequently more people entered the building and we began to feel nervous of what could happen to us. Next day we informed Sykes and to their credit got things sorted out with a promise we would not be disturbed again. (Port View is the only apartment under Sykesâ control) The rest of the week was quiet, but it did leave us on edge waiting for something else to kick off. Another problem about Port View is where it is. We read the owners instructions on how to find the apartment which were wholly inadequate and poorly written, in fact it needed a phone call to the very helpful manager (Sue) prior to going, to sort out how to approach the building. Another hassle was the parking of the car in the allotted parking space. Our car is a Mini but we still found it tight. One morning we entered the garage to find another car parked right by us which would have prevented us from accessing the car (by luck we hadnât planned using it), if we had it would have required one of us to open the car window and squeeze through head first!! Overall it was a hard holiday, unable to really feel relaxed, with concerns over apartment 7, and issues with the parking. This leads to the question of Port Viewâs suitability as a holiday let, and should it really be included in Sykesâ portfolio? Can I end stating once again that the company did a great job in handling our problems and concerns, we had no complaints about the comfort of Port View either, but needless to say , we will not be coming back.

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Joanna - Verified booking

This wonderful apartment was just perfect for our family holiday to Porthtowan.

We wanted to be close to a beach but also have amenities around us too. The apartment was beautifully clean and the attention to detail was absolutely amazing. The little extras, like dog blankets, toys for the dogs, scones and clotted cream on arrival, souvenir jam jars to take home. The list goes on! The apartment is very modern and well thought out. The drawers and cupboards were full of everything you will need! It was very comfy and had a home from home feel to it. The main oven didnât work which was a shame but we managed with the top oven for the week. We struggled to remove the shower head from the unit which became a bit annoying at times. The water pressure wasnât great but we knew this before we arrived. The only downside to this apartment is the lack of privacy in the garden. There is a few steps leading from the back garden which gives you quick access to the park opposite or the beach road. Unfortunately, our neighbours were using this constantly which did cause issues as we had no privacy whatsoever as they were in and out climbing over the wall every few minutes. This was the only big problem for us. Our children would be outside playing and then run in as they were embarrassed about having people walking over the wall. If it was a few times then this wouldâve been fine, but it was very frequent! However, this wouldnât stop us going back to Offshore, as we thoroughly enjoyed our stay there, it ticked every box for us. You are literally opposite the pub which is a great location if you like to go out for drinks and cocktails in the evening, but you do get a bit fed up with the smell of garlic and seafood entering the apartment every day. We visited the pub which didnât really fit our family as the menu is mainly seafood. We asked for haddock and our kids ended up with platefuls of octopus, prawns and squid! Needless to say we left hungry which was a shame, but if youâre a seafood lover then youâll love it! I have given this apartment 5 stars as we really were so overwhelmed by the amount of thought thatâs gone into making this property perfect for your holiday by the sea! The little touches made it for us! Porthtowan is a beautiful place to stay. We will be back Offshore! Thanks for making this a holiday weâll never forget! â¤ï¸

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Tomas - Verified booking

Myself and partner stayed here for a birthday getaway at the weekend.

I was a little sceptical after reading a few of the reviews but we decided to go ahead. After making the 6 hour journey we arrived to a lovely little snug which is pretty small but compact and a nice outdoor area with the tub. Despite the set up, (and Iâm not usually one to criticise) but I can confirm that the previous reviews are pretty valid. Itâs very small (probably big enough for one person). the bed is horrendous to sleep on, like sleeping on a plank, and the pillows are so flat, so be sure to pack a duvet/pillows if youâre going! The downstairs area is pretty small and the sofa is tiny - which is only big enough for one person. Perhaps it would be better to put two chairs instead of the sofa, as we ended up having to eat either outside in the cold or up on the bedâ¦which isnât ideal! We used the hot tub (or should I say cold tub) twice and it was freezing..it seems like its stuck on option 1â¦so weâre unable to turn up the heat! (I know we have an energy crisis on but itâs slightly ridiculous that we sat in a cold tub - which was the main reason we booked the accommodation). You can also hear the neighbours really loudly next door and several times through the night there was banging and loud music going on. I know their on holidays too but itâs like living on top of one anotherâ¦ Had we not had such a long drive weâd have left a night earlier but decided to stick it out as we were both exhausted from the lack of sleep. Itâs such a shame as it has quite a lot of potential but the negatives really out way the positives and really put a dampener on the holiday!

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Andrew - Verified booking

Private hot tub is a joke with 9 windows overlooking it in a terraced back yard.

Parasol to make it private was broken and has been since Oct 22 according to other reviews. The hot tub was one of the main reasons we booked the Snug, we were very disappointed to find it so overlooked, we felt very much on show. The pictures make it look as though it is not overlooked at all. Also you cannot use the hot tub after 10pm due to noise restrictions, this was not mentioned when we reviewed the Snug to book. There is nowhere to hang wet swimming costumes when you come out of the hot tub, or coats. This could be easily sorted with a coat rack next to the bathroom door. Advertised as a self catering apartment, very difficult when the so called fridge is a drinks chiller which struggled to keep drinks cool let alone milk, butter or any other food. We had to eat out everyday which adds significantly to the cost of a holiday. This could easily be rectified by putting a small fridge under the stairs. Fire alarm went off due to people in another flat burning food, tried to ring emergency contact number to have the fire alarm turned off, only to find the phone number was incorrect, which was quite stressful and inconvenient. We rang the daytime office number twice to complain about these problems, and twice we were promised a phone call back which never happened. We came home a day early as we couldn't stay there any longer. This was our honeymoon and our only time away this year totally ruined by the Snug being misrepresented and the photo's being misleading. I would like our money back or at least part of it as we feel robbed of a holiday. I would not book through Sykes Cottages again.

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Things to do near South Downs

Trevaunance Cove

Trevaunance Cove is a small bay on the north Cornish coast and a residential area of St Agnes, Cornwall, United Kingdom. In the 18th and 19th centuries it was a busy harbour despite storms often destroying the quay.

South Downs National Park

The South Downs National Park is England’s newest national park (designated on 31 March 2010) but first settlements in the South Downs date back over 5000 years. It spans 87 miles from Winchester to Eastbourne in the east and has a total area of 628 square miles. It is steeped in history and has beautiful woodlands, forests, waterways, fields and chalk hills which inhabit all types of wildlife. It is a great place to walk, hike, bike, swim, fish and more. The South Downs Way is a bridleway that runs entirely through the South Downs park, from Winchester to Eastbourne (100 miles), and is entirely off road, making it a peaceful trail. The Park has many access points, car parks, accessible routes & facilities, cafes, organised experiences and play areas. The best place to plan your trip is by visiting the South Downs Centre, North Street, Midhurst, West Sussex, GU29 9DH

South Downs Way

The South Downs Way is a trail that follows the old routes and droveways along the chalk escarpment and ridges of the South Downs. It runs 100 miles - from Winchester to Eastbourne. It is a beautiful and peaceful trail due to it running entirely off road and within the South Downs National Park. There are plenty of wildlife and nature spotting opportunities. There are many different entry points onto the trail which makes it easy to do a smaller section at a time. The National Trail website has detailed information about the trail. The official starting point it at Winchester City Mill Bridge Street, Winchester, Hampshire, SO23 9BH

Royal Cornwall Museum

Royal Cornwall Museum, founded by the Royal Institution of Cornwall to encourage excellence in science and art and to celebrate Cornish innovation, heritage and culture.

National Maritime Museum Cornwall

Preserving Cornwall's maritime heritage is the National Maritime Museum located at Falmouth's Discovery Quay Harbour. The museum is an extensive attraction that provides an array of excellent exhibits bound to spark your interest.

Porthminster Beach Café

Porthminster beach is a short walk from St. Ives Harbour and at this prime location is the award-winning Porthminster Café. Great for snacks, lunch or dinner, the café is renowned for its fresh and sustainable fish dishes and is a go-to place for those in the know.

Copper Trail

Copper Trail, located in Cornwall, is a scenic coastal walk that takes you along the stunning cliffs and beaches of the St. Agnes Heritage Coast. With breathtaking sea views, historic mining sites, and hidden coves, it's a must-visit for hikers and nature lovers. The trail is well signposted and has plenty of options for food and drink along the way. Address: South West Coast Path, St. Agnes, Cornwall, TR5 0XS

Anima-Mundi (Formerly Millennium)

Art gallery in St. Ives displaying the works of a variety of artists, with purchase available. Family friendly; open seven days a week.

St Mawes Castle

St Mawes Castle is an artillery fort constructed by Henry VIII near Falmouth, Cornwall, between 1540 and 1542. The castle was built under the direction of Thomas Treffry to a clover leaf design, with a four-storey central tower and three protruding, round bastions that formed gun platforms.

Bignor Roman Villa

Step back in time with a visit to Bignor Roman Villa, nestled in the rolling South Downs. Discover one of the largest and most complete Roman villas in the country, dating back to the 3rd century AD. Admire the exquisite mosaic floors and marvel at the advanced underfloor heating system. Don't miss the stunning views from the garden. Bignor, Pulborough, West Sussex, RH20 1PH

St Peter’s Church, Flushing

St Peter's, Flushing is a historic church located in the picturesque village of Flushing, Cornwall. Dating back to the 12th century, the church boasts stunning architecture, beautiful stained glass windows, and a peaceful atmosphere. Take a moment to admire the medieval carvings and learn about the church's fascinating history. Address: Trefusis Rd, Flushing, Falmouth TR11 5UQ

Pendennis Castle

Pendennis Castle, situated on a headland overlooking Falmouth Bay, is a fascinating attraction for history lovers. Explore the castle's impressive defences, take a guided tour of the historic tunnels, and enjoy breathtaking views from the ramparts. Don't miss the chance to learn about the castle's role in defending Cornwall from invasion. Address: Castle Close, Falmouth TR11 4LP

Enys Gardens

Enys Gardens, located in Penryn, Cornwall, is a tranquil haven that offers a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Explore the beautiful gardens and admire the stunning collection of spring flowers, including bluebells and camellias. With a café and gift shop on site, it's a great day out for all ages. Address: Enys Gardens, Penryn TR10 9LB

Cowdray Castle

Cowdray Castle, in West Sussex, is a must-visit for history enthusiasts. The ruins of this magnificent Tudor mansion offer a glimpse into the lavish lifestyle of England's wealthy elite in the 16th century. Admire the grandeur of the Gatehouse, the intricate carvings of the windows, and explore the grounds that host an array of events. GU29 0AH

Holiday Apartments in South Downs

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South Downs Apartments

Cornwall

Port View

Ref: S487584

Reviews 7

Cornwall

6 The Dunes, Upton Towans, Hayle

Ref: S285382

Cornwall

Cove 2

Ref: S43160

Cornwall

The Dynar

Ref: S591667

Reviews 5

Cornwall

The Snug

Ref: S477031

Reviews 19

Cornwall

Squirrels Leap

Ref: S879369

Reviews 3

Cornwall

Offshore

Ref: S181392

Reviews 14

Cornwall

Freesia

Ref: S1035564

Cornwall

Tre Lowen, Perranporth

Ref: S881483

Cornwall

Offshore

Ref: S312762

Cornwall

St Michaels The Liner

Ref: S532165

Cornwall

Cozy Camborne Studio Retreat with two single beds

Ref: S517016

Cornwall

St Michaels The Liner

Ref: S529021

Cornwall

St Michaels The Liner

Ref: S532164

Cornwall

Chelsea House Holiday Apartments

Ref: S1068762

Cornwall

Polladras Holiday Park

Ref: S934397

Cornwall

85 Strawberry Hill Hayle

Ref: S1060886

Cornwall

St Michaels The Liner

Ref: S532163

Cornwall

Your luxurious and secluded retreat in Cornwall

Ref: S923165

Cornwall

Newly refurbished Falmouth town centre apartment

Ref: S1060223

Cornwall

St Michaels The Liner

Ref: S921265

Cornwall

Wesley House Holidays - Choice of 2 Quirky Cottages in 4 private acres

Ref: S511341

Cornwall

Cosy barn conversion in Cornwall

Ref: S1237240

Cornwall

Bowline - 3 double bed townhouse

Ref: S988367

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