"We were staying as a family of four adults. The location was in a quiet area overlooking the sea in the distance. The accommodation was very specious, clean and well equipped. One bedroom had a small en suite shower and toilet. There was also a bath with overhead shower and toilet in a separate room. We used the apartment as a base, exploring the nearby beaches and villages. The owner had thought of everything to make guests feel comfortable. The only downside was the noise from the two adults...
"We were staying as a family of four adults. The location was in a quiet area overlooking the sea in the distance. The accommodation was very specious, clean and well equipped. One bedroom had a small en suite shower and toilet. There was also a bath with overhead shower and toilet in a separate room. We used the apartment as a base, exploring the nearby beaches and villages. The owner had thought of everything to make guests feel comfortable. The only downside was the noise from the two adults...
"This is an old building, so expect quirky! My room had a sloping floor. Everything was clean and comfortable. Bathroom sparkling and modern. Breakfast hot and cold options."
"This is an old building, so expect quirky! My room had a sloping floor. Everything was clean and comfortable. Bathroom sparkling and modern. Breakfast hot and cold options."
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Such a wonderful property, and the rooms are so very clean and comfortable. We slept so well, and were treated quite nicely. Kate is such a lovely host, and her brekkie is top-notch. We enjoyed chatting with her as we ate, and found her delightful and helpful. The farm setting is so peaceful (for us guest that is, a lot of hard work for owners), and the location is great for visiting the Lizard and other places around south Cornwall. Thank you much for such a great stay!
Such a wonderful property, and the rooms are so very clean and comfortable. We slept so well, and were treated quite nicely. Kate is such a lovely host, and her brekkie is top-notch. We enjoyed chatting with her as we ate, and found her delightful and helpful. The farm setting is so peaceful (for us guest that is, a lot of hard work for owners), and the location is great for visiting the Lizard and other places around south Cornwall. Thank you much for such a great stay!
Scott
Reviewed October 10, 2025Reviewed October 10, 2025
Spotless and well designed with lovely surroundings.. we did not want to leave ! Owners were delightful and fun to talk to. Walk to town center is doable, but not with luggage. There is no ac, but we managed as we were mainly out in the day. Yummy breads and fruit, granola, yogurt and beverages provided. Fantastic!
Spotless and well designed with lovely surroundings.. we did not want to leave ! Owners were delightful and fun to talk to. Walk to town center is doable, but not with luggage. There is no ac, but we managed as we were mainly out in the day. Yummy breads and fruit, granola, yogurt and beverages provided. Fantastic!
Modern, spacious room and bath, new decor. Comfortable bed and very clean. Toilet was noisy (old structure needs complex system) but added to the entertainment.
Tavern was great! Food delicious. Great ales. Bartender (Taylor) was terrific.
Inn location is across from the ferry. Mt. Saint Michael nearby.
Modern, spacious room and bath, new decor. Comfortable bed and very clean. Toilet was noisy (old structure needs complex system) but added to the entertainment.
Tavern was great! Food delicious. Great ales. Bartender (Taylor) was terrific.
Inn location is across from the ferry. Mt. Saint Michael nearby.
Susan
Reviewed September 22, 2015Reviewed September 22, 2015
Located close to the beautiful Southern coastline, this superb small hotel is a perfect central location for a trip. Many scenic paths are at a walkable distance (5 km to 10 km of moderate difficulty will allow you to see many beautiful sights.) Roy and Jayne are the consummate hosts. They help coordinate your arrival in advance, since the location is a bit remote. They cook an excellent breakfast, and take a keen interest in your plans for your stay. They offer sound advice (invaluable if you...
Located close to the beautiful Southern coastline, this superb small hotel is a perfect central location for a trip. Many scenic paths are at a walkable distance (5 km to 10 km of moderate difficulty will allow you to see many beautiful sights.) Roy and Jayne are the consummate hosts. They help coordinate your arrival in advance, since the location is a bit remote. They cook an excellent breakfast, and take a keen interest in your plans for your stay. They offer sound advice (invaluable if you...
For our 4 nights in Cornwall we stayed at a very quaint Bed and Breakfast in Truro. Centrally located, it was a great place to stay and "wagon wheel" our day trips. From there, relatively speaking (by Texas standards) you can easily drive to many towns, fishing villages, beaches and other sites. We visited, Port Isaac, Tintagel, St Ives, Penzance, Land's End, Porthcurno and Minack Theatre. The owner and inn keeper, June, her husband and gardener, Greg and housekeeper Melanie were so friendly,...
For our 4 nights in Cornwall we stayed at a very quaint Bed and Breakfast in Truro. Centrally located, it was a great place to stay and "wagon wheel" our day trips. From there, relatively speaking (by Texas standards) you can easily drive to many towns, fishing villages, beaches and other sites. We visited, Port Isaac, Tintagel, St Ives, Penzance, Land's End, Porthcurno and Minack Theatre. The owner and inn keeper, June, her husband and gardener, Greg and housekeeper Melanie were so friendly,...
The bones of the Inn go back to the 12th Century. Breakfast and the staff were first class. The Fish and Chips are the best you will find anywhere in 2026. As good as you found forty years ago. A walk to the beach is a must. The room was small but clean.
The bones of the Inn go back to the 12th Century. Breakfast and the staff were first class. The Fish and Chips are the best you will find anywhere in 2026. As good as you found forty years ago. A walk to the beach is a must. The room was small but clean.
David
Reviewed November 8, 2026Reviewed November 8, 2026
Wonderful 6-day stay in the self-service apartment. Staff is so kind and helpful. Parking lot for hotel guests is large and easy to get in and out of. Hotel is steps away from the area bus stop and the walk down to the St. Michael's Mount causeway. Restaurants and shops nearby all definitely worth visiting (especially the hotel restaurant Cutty Sark and the hotel bar). Would absolutely stay again!
Wonderful 6-day stay in the self-service apartment. Staff is so kind and helpful. Parking lot for hotel guests is large and easy to get in and out of. Hotel is steps away from the area bus stop and the walk down to the St. Michael's Mount causeway. Restaurants and shops nearby all definitely worth visiting (especially the hotel restaurant Cutty Sark and the hotel bar). Would absolutely stay again!
Terrific service and very accommodating with dogs! It is in a beautiful setting and the food is also wonderful I highly recommend it and would go back!
Terrific service and very accommodating with dogs! It is in a beautiful setting and the food is also wonderful I highly recommend it and would go back!
This may have been the cleanest hotel I have ever been in. Immaculate. The staff were genuinely helpful (getting our bags upstairs, for example.) The excellent breakfast was cooked to order. The buffet had fresh cut fruit, which was a lovely touch.
The location was a little out of the way, but the views and the grounds made up for it.
We did not stay in the shepherds huts, but they looked really interesting (and super high quality)
Excellent for couples.
This may have been the cleanest hotel I have ever been in. Immaculate. The staff were genuinely helpful (getting our bags upstairs, for example.) The excellent breakfast was cooked to order. The buffet had fresh cut fruit, which was a lovely touch.
The location was a little out of the way, but the views and the grounds made up for it.
We did not stay in the shepherds huts, but they looked really interesting (and super high quality)
Excellent for couples.
Lorena and Dan were so friendly and helpful. The property is set up on a hill with gorgeous views of Saint Ives. I received a free upgrade and the room was spectacular. Highly recommend. Short walk into town for good restaurants and shopping.
Lorena and Dan were so friendly and helpful. The property is set up on a hill with gorgeous views of Saint Ives. I received a free upgrade and the room was spectacular. Highly recommend. Short walk into town for good restaurants and shopping.
Melissa
Reviewed September 15, 2025Reviewed September 15, 2025
Best vacation I ever had and I owe it all to Lynda at the Braemar. Fantastic place to stay. Near everything you need to see. Lynda treats you like a family member. She’s the best and so is the Braemar. The only place to stay in Falmouth.
Best vacation I ever had and I owe it all to Lynda at the Braemar. Fantastic place to stay. Near everything you need to see. Lynda treats you like a family member. She’s the best and so is the Braemar. The only place to stay in Falmouth.
The best area to stay in Breage is directly within the village of Breage itself, particularly for those seeking a central and convenient base for exploring West Cornwall.
Breage village offers a quiet, traditional Cornish experience, centered around the historic St. Breaca Church. It's a small, spread-out village with a few local amenities, providing a peaceful retreat away from more bustling coastal towns. For travelers who appreciate a relaxed pace and easy access to both the Lizard Peninsula and the South West Coast Path, Breage is an excellent choice.
For couples looking for a romantic escape with scenic views, staying in the immediate vicinity of Breage, perhaps in one of the charming cottages located in the surrounding countryside, is ideal.
When is the best time to go to Breage?
The best time to go to Breage is during the spring (late April to early June) and early autumn (September to early October) for pleasant weather and fewer crowds.
During spring, the Cornish countryside comes alive with blooming flowers, and the weather is generally mild and sunny, superb for coastal walks and exploring the local villages. You'll find the popular beaches and attractions less busy than in the peak summer months.
Early autumn also offers agreeable temperatures, making it ideal for outdoor activities without the summer rush.
Can I cancel my hotel reservation on Expedia?
You can cancel your hotel reservation on Expedia, though it depends on the cancellation policy of your booking. Most bookings are refundable if canceled within 24-48 hours of the scheduled arrival. Be sure to check your booking confirmation for the exact cancellation policy. If free cancellation is available, you can cancel directly through your Expedia account by logging in, going to "My Trips", and selecting your reservation. To find flexible deals, filter your search by "Fully refundable property" for hotels in Breage.
How much is the nightly rate at a Breage hotel?
Prices for hotels in Breage often vary, but you can find a great deal from $78 on Expedia. All sorts of factors affect price, such as the time of year or the days of the week you choose for your stay. Find the best deals by being flexible with your dates, and sort search results by "Price: low to high" for the cheapest rate.