“Rustic, Peaceful retreat”
The setting was beautiful and incredibly peaceful, and there was nothing negative to mention.
GrahamA month ago
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or just type it: “around the 20th, three nights”
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The Elderflower Hut in Port Isaac offers a luxurious tent experience amidst a serene garden and a hot tub, perfect for relaxation. This secluded retreat features a private bathroom, barbecue, and outdoor furniture, along with free on-site parking. Explore nearby Tintagel Castle (13 km) and the Eden Project (33 km), with Newquay Cornwall Airport and Train Station within 27 km and 36 km respectively.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The setting was beautiful and incredibly peaceful, and there was nothing negative to mention.
Graham·A month ago
The place had a quirky vibe and the whole stay felt cozy and private. Everything we needed was there, and the pizza on site was tasty; everyone on staff was super friendly. The host was fantastic and answered all our questions before we arrived. I’d definitely return. The only gripe was the toilet smell, but we got over it—it’s a compost toilet after all ☺️
Kendal·A month ago
The private hut, garden and hot tub were lovely, and the site had plenty to explore, but the hut was a 150‑yard walk from the car park and the shower and toilet were another 15 yards away.
John·2 months ago
The place was very idyllic and peaceful; the only interruption was a local cat that visited us 😊. Nothing else was wrong – everything was perfect.
Poole·3 months ago
The location was stunning, the shepherd’s hut was cosy and clean, the facilities were excellent, and communication was fantastic; Peacock stayed with us for a few days and a cat visited. I had booked assuming it was a private property, not realizing it was part of a campsite, so people walked past us; on the second night the property further down was empty, so I felt more comfortable in the hot tub. I just wish I’d known this before booking, and I would have preferred the hot tub to be filled properly – I lit a fire and started to warm it up only to find it nearly empty; I could have damaged it but didn’t check because I was sure it would have been full on arrival.
Gazur·5 months ago