- Mr Williams, June 2018 - verified booking

"Great location and very well equipped for a family with small children. The listing could be much clearer about what is provided at the house as we took a number of items with us that proved to be unnecessary, such as a second travel cot. The only thing that didn't seem to be provided was an oven glove, not a major issue but a nuisance. The rubbish collection / recycling at the property was not well explained and we were amazed that there seemed to be no recycling for glass, plastics, etc. The directions to the property are poor, you need to state that the postcode may lead your satnav to a cul-de-sac which is actually just below the property but provides no access to it. They should also make it clear that the turn in Marazion to access Rose Hill is into a VERY narrow lane, finally once actually trying to identify the property on Rose Hill the directions / signage are very poor, it was pure luck that one of our party spotted the very small and set back sign for Shelley as we drove past."

Jaine Fleetwood and family, October 2017 - verified booking

"We stayed here in October half term with our 5 and 2 year olds. The cottage is tucked away down a tiny lane, so very little traffic (except the tractor belong to the farm down the lane ...), very peaceful and yet so close to lots of great attractions. In 10 minutes you can be at Penzance, St. Michael''s Mount, Marazion or any number of lovely beaches. The cottages was very warm and cosy and has been fully equipped with families in mind. Due to the age (and behaviour) of our kids we don't eat out with them much in the evenings, but the cottage had every possibly cooking implement/dish/pot to make what we needed. The kids adored the quirks of this ancient cottage and played lots of hide and seek games! Also loved a walk down the path to look at horses and chickens - despite the mud that had been deposited through the night from Storm Brian! A lovely, snug, iniviting cottage which felt like we were in our own home (only with much better views)."

- Mr Williams, June 2018 - verified booking

"The listing could be much clearer about what is provided at the house as we took a number of items with us that proved to be unnecessary, such as a second travel cot. The only thing that didn't seem to be provided was an oven glove, not a major issue but a nuisance. The rubbish collection / recycling at the property was not well explained and we were amazed that there seemed to be no recycling for glass, plastics, etc. The directions to the property are poor, you need to state that the postcode may lead your satnav to a cul-de-sac which is actually just below the property but provides no access to it. They should also make it clear that the turn in Marazion to access Rose Hill is into a VERY narrow lane, finally once actually trying to identify the property on Rose Hill the directions / signage are very poor, it was pure luck that one of our party spotted the very small and set back sign for Shelley as we drove past."

Mr ScorerMrs BrooksMrs HancoxMrs Tromans - verified booking

"! Not suitable for large vehicles to turn. There is No free street parking! Also should state cooking facilities is an old Rayburn oven, not convenient or practical to use. The cottage could do with a good clean! Mouse droppings in a kitchen cupboard! And the lounge has damp showing on the walls. The outside area rusty and does not relate to picture shown. Could be a lot better with a good clean and a spruce up. On the plus side, WiFi excellent and TV fine. The cottage is very handy for the beach and all in all we had a good time.And no wifi. This should be clear. We found cottage to be clean and comfortable and set in a lovely village. Would recommendIn a bijou cottage steps from a dog friendly beach in peak season.We had literally no WiFi at all. Also the standard of cleanliness was very good but the rugs were a bit skelly you could tell the house had dogs in."

Judy, June 2016 - verified booking

"We have just returned from a short holiday in the attractive village of Perranuthnoe. The cottage is light and well equipped with very comfortable beds and wonderful views of the sea which is just a few minutes walk away. My most vivid memory is of waking up at night to see the moonlight shining on the sea! There is something here for everyone of all ages, lovely walks through the woods and over moorland down to the coast path, a rich variety of birds and plants, and l;ovely beaches with lots to explore. A delightful beach cafe with all day meals and snacks and hot drinks to revive the swimmers and surfers. We can't wait to go back!"