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is what you said -The
following are all taken
directly from our visitors
book or from your lovely
emails. Thanks for all the
wonderful comments which help
us to keep Sky Cottage on the
right track. |
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7
Feb 11
Had
an amazing time at the
cottage. My wife cannot
believe I organised it! I
have come back and told
friends and family that they
have to do it. Lovely
cottage with no expenses
spared on crockery, bed
linen etc. We hardly went
out as the fire and the
cottage was so nice. We
didn't want to leave
Thank
you again. We will be
visiting again.
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| 12-19 November 2011
Thank you for the wine and biscuits on
arrival. The cottage is lovely and the decor and finishing touches are
really homely. Golant is a lovely village, it's so peaceful and quiet. We
couldn't leave without putting something about our stay. Saturday - warm
and sunny - Arrived at the cottage in the afternoon. We didn't really do
much but did venture into Tywardreath and had the best fish and chips from
the Thai takeaway/fish and chip shop just as you get into the village on
the right. Problem was that it didn't open until 5pm so we were forced
(yes forced) to go into the local pub for a pint of St Austell Trelawny
beer. Forget Doombar, Trelawny is the one to go for. We also booked for
Sunday lunch in the Fisherman's Arms, it gets busy so you need to book.
Sunday - sunny :) AM took a walk into Fowey on the Saints Way. Most of the
shops were closed but we arrived in time for the Memorial Service. Picked
up a couple of Chelsea buns from Niles bakery (first of many ... yum yum)
PM SUNDAY LUNCH a must from the Fisherman's Arms (especially after a walk)
washed it all down with a pint of Betty Stoggs another good local beer.
Monday - overcast - AM a walk up Church Hill and then on to Castle Dore
across country - well worth it. PM Trip to St Austell for a spot of
shopping and a massive slice of toffee and apple cake from another
Niles Bakery just by the new shopping centre (yum yum again). St Austell
has a large Tesco and massive ASDA super store just on the A390if you need
some bits. Tuesday - cloudy and windy - Trip to Mevagissey. Unfortunately
being off season it was mostly closed. We took the coastal path to
Pentewan to find that closed too. However one of the local pubs opened
early so we could get a coffee. Wednesday - rained out - We were going to
the Eden Project after picking up some bits from Asda. However, being
November, we only discovered that it closes early when it was too late. So
we booked a tour around St Austell Brewery instead, definately worth a
visit (especially for the free samples ...) Thursday - sunny intervals -
Ferry to Bodinnick to do the Hall Walk. However this was a bit short for
us so we headed off through field and hedgerow to pick up the coastal path
back to Polruan, there isn't much in Polruan but the walk is well worth it
(more Chelsea buns from Fowey for the trip back) Friday - sunny/windy - a
day of walking. We parked at the national Trust Coombe Farm carpark and
headed off cross country to Par beach. The scenery was amazing. Once at
Par beach we headed back on the South West Coastal path and had a bite to
eat by the Gribbin Head Lighthouse. From there the route back to the car
took us past a beautiful reservoir at Polridmouth which feeds into the
sea. About 8.5 miles in total but well worth it. Saturday - last day -
Over all fantastic holiday, minus the one day of rain the weather was fab
considering it was November. We loved it, definitely coming back. Dale and
Lauren :) |
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| 22nd October 2011
We have had a lovely four days or so down
here in your perfect cottage - so homely and we lit the fire most nights
which was just perfect for the drizzly nights!! We have stayed along this
coastline many times and have stopped to have lunch, this is the first
time to Golant. Absolutely lovely place and had the weather been more kind
to us our kayaks would have been used!! Despite the very wet weather we
have had a relaxing few days with days out to Eden Project, Truro, Fowey
and Looe on the way home. We have loved the walks and The Fisherman's
Arms. Thank you for the biscuits, a lovely touch! We wll be back, we loved
it!! Yvonne and Ray |
| 15 - 22 October 2011 I've had
an absolutely great week here in this lovely cottage, and shall be sad to
leave. I, and some of my family, have been coming down to Golant for many
years now and it is truly a wonderful place. The dry weather has enabled
me to go out and paint every day. I really appreciated the wine and
shortbread - that was a very nice welcome. Hope to be able to revisit. Rod
(Rod sent us (Cris and Paul) one of his
fantastic paintings of the river as a postcard, what a wonderful gift,
thank you :)
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| 5
Nov 2010 Morning
Cris, I just wanted to drop
you a note to say how
wonderful we thought your
cottage was! The attention to
detail throughout the cottage
is a credit to you, if
anything the photos on your
website do not do it justice!!
Also may I add that the
service you offer throughout
is first class, we tend to do
one short break a year within
the UK and never have we had
someone so pleased to have our
booking! It's a real USP for
you! I'm sure we will be
back in touch to return! Best
wishes, Richard
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| 24-31 July 2010 |
| 17-24 July 2010 Not really
very good at these things but didn't want to be the first to miss a week
out so here goes. Arrived Saturday 6ish, unpacked then strolled down to
the Fisherman's Arms for food and a couple of drinks - very good. Sunday,
drove to supermarket in St Austell for supplies then back to Sky Cottage
(which we loved by the way). Walked into Fowey and spent the day strolling
around the town and a river trip up the Fowey. Ate at the King of Prussia
- very good food - before heading back to Sky on foot - didn't seem as far
coming back! Monday - took the ferry to Mevagissey from Fowey - good trip
but got a bit wet from the waves. Mevagissey was lovely - shopped a lot!!
Tuesday - the heavens opened and it didn't stop all day long so along with
the rest of Cornwall we visited the Eden Project - we have been before but
were just as impressed. Wednesday - visited Heligan - always wanted to go
but for some reason never quite made it on previous visits - loved it!
Left about 3.30 and took in St Mawes - nice, before heading back. Portloe
for tea at the Ship Inn. Thursday - being National Trust members, had to
try at least one. It was Lanhydrock and was good. House very interesting
Victorian and gardens a nice mix of formal and informal. On from there to
Bodmin then on to Jamaica Inn for food before heading back to Sky. So -
here we are at Friday already - Healeys Cider Farm at Penhallow first then
lots of "cornish lanes" to Lostwithiel, Lerryn and Polruan. Now
sitting in the garden at Sky with the sun just coming round to warm me,
and Peter has just gone in to get me a glass of wine. We'll eat in the
cottage tonight then stroll down for a last visit to the Fisherman's Arms
before packing up to be ready to be on our way tomorrow. Thanks for a
lovely holiday. Anne and Peter |
| 10-17 July 2010 We've had
such a lovely, busy week here that we've barely had time to write here yet
so this is just a quick note before we rush off! Thanks so much for the
use of the lovely cottage, the bed is extremely comfy and the shower
amazing too! The wine and biscuits were much appreciated after our long
journey too! We visited The Eden project which we'd really recommend as
well as wandered around Fowey, St Austell, Lostwithiel and Par Sands. The
weather hasn't been perfect but we've been lucky in that when we went to
any little beaches, the sun came out for a little bit. Readymoney Cove
near Fowey was particularly nice with a nice walk up the cliffs to St
Catherine's Castle. We wanted to take the ferry to Mevagissey yesterday
but unfortunately the weather was too bad and boats weren't running so
instead we took the ferry across to Polruan and walked up the footpath to
the stunning views from the cliffs. For anyone looking for the
supermarket, head for St Austell and there is a 24 hour Tesco and Asda on
the way, about 15 minutes drive from Sky Cottage. There's also a little
cinema in St Austell for any rainy days! Thanks again, we had a lovely and
relaxing week! x Kay and Carl x |
| 3-10 July 2010 Day One:- For
anyone that hasn't had the pleasure of taking the train from Paddington, I
would highly recommend this experience. 4 1/2 hours to kick back and enjoy
the beautiful scenery on the way down! When arriving at the village we
were stunned at how beautiful it was. And the cottage was just perfect! We
instantly felt that we escaped the business of London life, and could now
finally begin to unwind. The first evening we had dinner at The
Fisherman;s Arms. We were greeted with warmth from the staff and local
people. The food was tasty as well. I had to have a pasty and was not
disappointed. We were advised to book a table and sat outside as it was
such a beautiful evening and with a wonderful view. Day
Two:- Unfortunately we were not blessed with great weather so we decided
to go and have an explore around Fowey, 15 minutes drive from Sky Cottage.
We enjoyed the view from the hillside over the harbour and yet another
pasty. Day Three:- Yeah, the sun came out for us today! We headed to
Carlyon Bay Beach. Great views out to sea, but unfortunately a building
site behind. Still we soaked up some rays and dared to paddle in the
freezing water. For the evening we met some friends in Fowey and enjoyed a
glass of very delicious wine on the harbour, from the Quayside Inn and a
really enjoyable meal at Sam's. Day Four:- Again the sun was shining today
so we headed to the beach (well 3 beaches) Par, Readymoney and Polkerris
where we enjoyed a lunch at Sam's on the Beach. Day Five:- As I have a
complete obsession with wildlife, we decided to head to an animal
sanctuary today and then to the town of Looe and then Polperro. Polperro
was very pretty, with a really traditional feel. We enjoyed a cream tea at
the Plantation cafe and a walk up the cliff to take in the views of the
bay. Day Six:- We drove back to Fowey and took a trip by ferry across to
Mevagissey. We had an average lunch but really enjoyed a walk up to the
cliff and relaxed whilst enjoying the views. Day seven:- Drove to Truro
and had a great lunch at The Old Grammar School. finished off the week
with a final meal at The Fisherman's Arms. Thank you so much for a lovely
week and beautiful environment at Sky Cottage. We really have completely
relaxed. xx Lee and Helen xx |
| 26 June - 1 July 2010 Dear
Cris and Paul, Thank you so much for letting us stay in your beautiful
cottage. We didn't want to leave - ever! We will definitely be back as
there just wasn't enough time to do everything that we wanted to. We have
had fabulous weather for the majority of the week, with just a little
drizzle on Monday. The highlights of the week were visiting the Minnack
Theatre to see a performance of West Side Story - fabulous. Should you
wish to see a show, make sure you book tickets in plenty of time. Also, we
thoroughly enjoyed our final meal out at Sam's on the Beach. The food was
fabulous and the staff very friendly - what a perfect setting! We also
walked along Saints Way to Fowey, visited The Lost Gardens of Heligan,
Charlestown, Bodmin Moor and there is so much more that we'd like to do.
We'll be back! Shelly and Jooles x |
| 20-26 June 2010 Just come to
the end of a fabulous week at Sky Cottage. It's such a gorgeous cottage
and really has felt like a home from home! The weather has been
beautifully sunny all week for us and we have breakfasted on the patio
each morning. Eden was a big highlight for us being plant lovers - the
Rainforest Biome was amazing - take sun cream! Don't bother with cream tea
here though! While on cream teas, The Dwelling House, Fowey was by far the
best we've had, lovely home-made scones and an impressive selection of
teas - we had some Cornish tea! Good for dinner was the Crown Inn,
Lanlivery, Sam's on the Beach - Polkerris, The Lugger - Fowey (biggest
tastiest portion of mussels ever) Fifteen - Watergate Bay (if you feel
like splashing out, it's worth it!) And of course The Fisherman's Arms in
Golant. The best/most scenic beach for us was at Bedruthan Steps between
Padstow and Newquay - very unspoilt by tourism. The neighbours recommended
the kayaking tour along the river up by Lerryn - unfortunately they were
fully booked. Other highlights for us were The Lost Gardens of Heligan,
The tall ships at Charlestown - we were there late afternoon and saw them
coming in. The Fowey River Cruise. Tintagel Castle. The little aquarium in
Fowey and The Lobster Hatchery in Padstow. Also the Cornish Orchards Cider
near Looe is great - you can taste all the different ciders - we spent a
small fortune there! We've had a wonderful week here and shall recommend
Sky Cottage to friends. I'm sure we'll be back, there is so much to do in
the area, we just couldn't cram it all into one week! Dave and Kathryn. PS
Thank you so much for the welcome gifts and card, a lovely surprise. PPS
Kathryn loves your shower! |
| 12-19 June 2010 This is our
third stay at Sky Cottage! As always it has been a wonderful break. We've
always been fortunate enough to have good weather and this week has been
no exception, with breakfast in the garden each morning with the
accompanying birdsong. We've done our usual things, a couple of visits to
the beach at Caarhays, a visit to Trerice House on the North Coast, but
mainly just lots of relaxation and enjoying the peace and quiet offered by
this district. We can't add much to the ideas for places to eat. We love
Trethewans in Lostwithiel and the Cormorant Hotel, the pub on the beach at
Polkerris and of course the fish and chips from Tywardreath in front of
the telly to watch England! The cottage is perfect and the wine and
biscuits much appreciated! Wendy and Peter |
| 5-12
June 10 What a beautiful cottage - the pictures on the website don't do it
justice. We loved the little gardena dn have had barbeques and breakfast
on the patio listening to the birds. There are blue tits nesting in the
roof above the front door and we've watched the parents tirelessly feeding
the chicks - just a shame we won't see them fledge. Watch out for the
cheeky robin who hopped into the lounge and makes regular visits to the
garden. The weather has been mixed but on two of the damp/wetter days we
went walking - one day to Fowey and back where we had great crab ciabattas
in the King of Prussia, and another where we took the ferry to Polruan,
did the Hill Walk and had amazing steak and stilton pies at the Old Ferry
Inn at Bodinnick. We went to Eden but were a little disappointed. However,
a late lunch at the Pine Lodge Gardens (turkey and bacon pie) was a
delight - (Cuddra near the junction A390 and A39). Having spent holidays
in this part of the world many years ago, we were very pleased that
Polperro and Fowey remain largely unchanged. We stocked up on our food
supplies in Fowey and would highly recommend Kinnows especially for bacon
and sausages. We've been to Cotehele today, and although the house was
closed we spent a whole day wandering around the quay, the gardens and the
mill. Unfortunately they weren't actually milling but none the less we've
bought some flour to make bread once we get home. And so our week is
ending and our journey back to Liverpool beckons. But not before tonight's
meal in the Fisherman's Arms and no doubt a mug or two of ale. (By the
way, we have tested all the local brews and our favourite is Doombar). We
are in no rush to leave and the next guests may find us stowed away under
the bed! Thank you for allowing us to stay. Si and Dee
PS. The wine and biscuits were a lovely
touch and much appreciated.
Just a short
note to thank you for the use
of Sky Cottage for our holiday
last week. We found the
cottage to be an absolute
delight and far outweighed our
expectations, so much so we
didn't want to come home. We
had a fabulous holiday
re-exploring all the old
haunts that Si remembered from
his youth. And of course
sampling all the local foods
and ales!
Thanks also for the wine &
biscuits which were much
appreciated. Best Regards
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29
May - 5 June 2010
We've had a lovely week in Sky
Cottage, thank you for the
warm welcome of wine and
biscuits. We've eaten well but
hope we've walked most of it
off throughout the week!
We did some lovely walks, some
from the Blue ' country walks
in and around Fowey' booklet
on the window sill in Sky
Cottage.
Walk 11 is Lerryn - St Winnow,
although we did a slight
variation stopping for a very
tasty burger at St Winnow's
farm, served from a caravan.
All the meat is reared on the
farm, also tasty homemade
cakes, cold/hot drinks and
ice-creams.
Walk 3 - starting at Polkerris
- v good chocolate brownies at
the Polkadot cafe. Walked to
the red and white day - mark
at Gribbin Head and on to
Polridmouth, then a detour
back round to the car at
Polkerris. We then walked the
last part of the walk in
reverse from Fowey to
Polridmouth Beach and back the
following day via St
Catherine's Castle and
Readymoney Beach. We also
enjoyed the very pretty walk
through woods and fields from
Golant to Fowey and back.
We visited both the Eden
Project and The Lost Gardens
of Heligan. We thoroughly
recommend Heligan which we
preferred over the Eden
Project, but perhaps that was
due to the half terms crowds.
Food:
Tasty light lunch at Pinky's
cafe with a retro/chilled
atmosphere.
Delicious evening meal At
Tiffin's, beautiful asparagus
starter and mussels in garlic.
Tasty lasagne and steak and
chips At the Fisherman's arms
(v good aerial photo on the
wall near front entrance)
V good Thai takeaway from Sala
Thai in Tywardreath.
V good cream tea at Coombe
farm £4.50 on walk back from
Polridmouth to Readymoney
Beach .
All in all we've had a really
wonderful and relaxing holiday
and are definitely sad to be
heading back to London so
soon. We hope to return
sometime but until then,
thanks to Cris and Paul for
letting us stay in Sky
Cottage. Alex and Matt |
15 - 29 May 2010
We drove ... What? 700 miles?
Arriving at Sky Cottage was
worth every mile driven on the
wrong side of the road (for
us). As it was early evening
we decided to have supper at
the local inn. Very friendly
reception and good food too!
Our first days here were spent
locally visiting Fowey, Looe,
St Austell, etc. It's all so
picturesque but driving on the
small roads demands some
concentration (smiley face)
Sky Cottage is a little dream
come true. I like what you did
in combining the old with the
new - most obvious is the
bathroom. And the bed sleeps
like something fantastic -
always important when one is
away from home. During our
second week we made day trips
to St Ives, Newquay, Padstow
(the Rick Stein experience!)
For the most part of our stay
we enjoyed fantastic weather
too!
Finest cream tea at Tiffin's
in Fowey. Great Sunday roast
in the hotel at Charlestown harbour. In fact we never had
a bad meal anywhere. So thanks
Cris, a big thank you for this
great little cottage. We
should come back some time .
Yves and Chantal from Belgium
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10-14
May 2010
What a fabulous cottage -
you've obviously given the
contents a lot of thought.
Unfortunately, the weather
hasn't always co-operated, but
you can't have everything. We
arrived on Monday, via Castle
Drogo, and had a lovely meal
out at The Fisherman's Arms.
Very friendly people. Tuesday,
we spent at the Eden Project,
well worth the visit, followed
by Lanhydrock House. Well, you
have to get your moneys worth
out of the NT! We went to the
King of Prussia for our
evening meal. The fish and
chips was great, but Alan has
promoted the chicken stew to
one of his most memorable
meals!
Wednesday we walked to Fowey
along the Saints way, which
was lovely. We can recommend
Kiddows Cornish Pasties, which
we had to protect from
marauding seagulls! After a
quick trip to Polruan, we got
the bus back to Castledore -
being in possession of a bus
pass has it's advantages! And
walked down the hill in a
hailstorm (yes), followed by
torrential rain. We went to
Charlestown - you must go to
the Shipwreck and Heritage
Museum! It's the weirdest
place and seems to have no
rhyme or reason to many
exhibits. We ate at Tiffin's -
yum! Thursday we went to
Mevagissey on the ferry
(lovely weather) hen had a fab
cream tea in The Dwelling
House. Afraid we have to leave
today but we'll be back! It's
a great place and there's so
much more to do. Thanks Cris
and Paul. We appreciate your
hospitality. Alan and Margaret |
1-8
May 10
Cris - thanks very much for
the lovely welcome at Sky
Cottage (wine and cookies) .
We've had a great week. We
started off by doing a Seafood
School course in Padstow
(booked for John's 40th) -
great fun and has inspired us
to cool more fish. It's been a
veritable feast of fine food
and sights. Sam's in Fowey
highly recommend, The
Cormorant - delightful fine
dining and scenic views. Today
we finally walked into Fowey
along the beautiful pathway
lined with bluebells and wild
garlic - yum. Visited the
superb Eden Project (a must
do) and Minack Theatre (the
story of how it was built is
quite an inspiration). Still
have loads we'd love to do but
must go home tomorrow - sigh.
This is such a lovely spot in
Cornwall - will hope to
return. Thanks again - cottage
great. Diane and John Watford, Herts.
Recommend : for Breakfast -
Toll inn, Fowey, Beach Hut,
Watergate Bay (below 'Is')
Coffee to die for - barista
entered the world coffee
making championships! For
Cream Tea - Charlestown
overlooking harbour - or
anywhere, you can't go wrong!
For supermarkets - Tesco St
Austell on A390
For thoughts and contemplation
- Minack Theatre and
exhibition, Views from
Fisherman's Arms, Beer Garden.
For special occasion dinner -
the Cormorant, Golant
Wish we had time for - deep
sea fishing from Looe; boat
trip to Polruan; more walking
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18-24
April
We
loved Sky Cottage, a
last-minute booking when we
couldn't catch our flight to
Malta thanks to the volcano in
Iceland. We've been incredibly
lucky with the weather and are
almost glad we didn't make our
flight! Sky Cottage is perfect
for two - the patio is a
sun-trap during the day and
the cottage is very cosy in
the evening - we especially
enjoyed the wood-burner. Also
the bed is very comfortable -
we slept very well. We
recommend Tiffin's Brasserie
in Fowey in the evening, great
food and friendly service.
There's a great deal to do
nearby: if fine, Lanhydrock
and Restormel wont disappoint,
and we'd recommend hiring a
boat at Fowey and taking it up
river for a look at Golant
from the water. The Dwelling
House at Fowey is a delight,
their High Tea in particular
is fantastic. The Old Quay
House, however, was a
disappointment. There are some
great alternatives in the
village, not least the
aforementioned Tiffin's. We
can also vouch for the fish
and chip shop next to the
Co-op in Lostwithiel.
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10-17
April
This
is our first holiday together
in Cornwall and we feel so
lucky to have found such a
beautiful cottage, it's so
homely and cosy. The weather
has been brilliant all week,
so we could enjoy the
beautiful walk along the All
Saint Way to Fowey. We
recommend cycling along the
camel trail from Wadebridge
into Padstow and also
recommend Polkerris beach. We
will recommend the village of
Golant to our friends and
family to come and visit and
we plan on returning to Sky
Cottage as soon as possible.
Thank you, Emma and Mike.
|
5-10
April This
was our second very enjoyable
stay at Sky Cottage. Thank you
very much for the welcome
gifts, lovely. We visited
Padstow, Port Isaac,
Mevagissey and had a very
'posh' cream tea at the
Tresant Hotel, St Mawes -
delish! Sunbathed on beach at
St Ives on last day - the
weather has been fantastic.
Did the walk from cottage into
Fowey - muddy but well
worthwhile, thank you very
much. Ann and John . PS lovely telly.
|
2-5
April 10 We
are so happy to have found Sky
Cottage, home from home. Very
comfortable. Don't rely on
your SATNAV ...Ha Ha. Anna and
Doug
|
24-31
March 10 We
had an absolutely fantastic
time - despite the weather's
plans - thank you
very much. The cottage is
beautiful, as is the setting.
We will definitely be
back! Thanks again,
|
13-20
March 10 We
have really enjoyed our week
at Sky Cottage. It is very
well equipped and comfortable.
We were pretty lucky with the
weather as no rain until
Thursday lunchtime and lots of
sun earlier in the week. We
have done various sections of
coastal path - highlight was 3
hour walk Polkerris - Gribbin
Head and round to Fowey then
back to complete the circuit
on the Saints Way. Explored
Mevagissey, Fowey, Polperro
and Looe. Cotehele National
Trust Property is one of the
jewels in the NT crown - very
little changed since Tudor
times; we did this on our wet
day. It was a thoroughly
enjoyable holiday, Thank you,
Chris and Norah
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1
March 10 All
packed and ready to leave the
sun is out again! We have had
rain at night and sunny days,
let's hope that pattern
continues for the rest of the
year, Lynn and Andy.
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13-20
Feb 10 We
had such an enjoyable week in
this beautiful cottage which
is just perfect for relaxing
and enjoying the surrounding
countryside. The place has
been done so well and the
details were all very much
appreciated so thank you.
Highlights were Golant itself
- beautiful meals in great
settings at Fifteen and in
Padstow, a great day of
driving down to St Mawes,
Lizard, Porthleven and
Mousehole as well as more
locally Fowey and Polruan, all
must do's. We were also
blessed with mainly beautiful
sunny if a little cold, days,
perfect for walks and lots of
afternoon teas and scones. We
will return to London heavier
but happier having discovered
this fantastic place, Thanks
again Chris and Susie.
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31
Jan 10 We
have just returned from a long
weekend ourselves, installing
a new TV with DVD and integral
freeview - hope you like it.
There are always a few jobs
for us, but never chores! We
had a fantastic Saturday
evening in the Fisherman's
Arms where there was a 'murder
mystery' night - hilarious!
Fish pie and Doombar went down
well too! Paul says he's
topped up again for a month or
two! We had the most wonderful
sunshine, gardening obviously,
and the moon on the ripple
free river in the frosty
evening was breathtaking.
Plotting our next visit
already, and hope you are too!
Love Cris and Paul
|
2009
December
09
Dear
Cris & Paul,
Thank you so much for your
Christmas wishes, we both had
a wonderful break in your
delightful cottage. The
log fire and supply of
logs was much appreciated,
together with all the lovely
homely touches you have put in
the cottage.
We enjoyed seeing Cornwall out
of season and only had one
very wet day!! We certainly
got around, Truro, Falmouth,
East Looe and of course The
Eden project and The Lost
Gardens of Heligan where we
had a huge Sunday roast one to
be recommended.
We will be back and would love
to see Cornwall in the late
spring to see the Azaleas and
Rhododendrons particularly at
Heligan. So we will be in
touch. Have a great Christmas
and a Happy New Year. Kind
Regards
5th
- 12th Dec 2009
Alan and Suzanne
We arrived in the pouring rain
to discover this wonderful
quiet haven. The cottage more
than surpassed our
expectations and we have
enjoyed the peace and
tranquility of Golant in the
winter.
Found many Xmas bargains in
the shops at Fowey and Truro,
and thoroughly enjoyed our
visit to the Lost Gardens of
Heligan.
Thank you for the wine and
cookies and of course the logs
for our evenings by the fire.
Nov
20-23rd
Colin and Mary Only here
for the weekend, but have
enjoyed the peace and quiet,
and log fire!! Lovely cottage,
will be back.
17-21
Oct
Had a great time, lovely
little village, sweet cottage
very nicely done, love the
boat theme. Thanks for the
wine and cookies. Visits -
Eden project (of course).
Loved Fowey and the Ship Inn.
Nice meal at the Crown -
Lanlivery. Must try
Fisherman's Arms for good food
and very friendly. At the
bottom of hill, in village.
Weather has been fairly good
(smiley). Ps local shop needed
in village. Nearest shop - up
the hill to main road, cross
over the cross roads and keep
going to next village,
Tywardreath, Londis shop on
right about 2 miles total.
10
- 17 Oct
We have had a wonderful week
at Sky Cottage. The weather
has been great - warm, blue
sky and no rain! We visited
the Eden Project, Fowey,
Mevagissey, Boscastle,
Tintagel and Charlestown.
(Charlie's tea room in
Charlestown is worth a visit -
fantastic cake!)
We will recommend Sky Cottage.
Thanks, Claire and Simon
3rd - 10th Oct 2009
The weather has not been quite
so kind to us this year,
however we've still had a
great week! We're still
finding new walks and places
to visit. Many thanks for
another lovely stay, don't
want to go home. Julie and
Garry
27
Sept - 3 Oct 2009
Sad to leave, we have had a
great 6 days. No rain but no
blue sky. First time we have
not sat outside for breakfast
in the sun and we couldn't try
the new chairs. Walked every
day, from Bodmin Point to
Gorran Haven, was stunning but
the sea was like a silvery
mirror, hardly a ripple and
not a hint of blue. Lansallos
to Polperro is great but a bit
more strenuous, but the chips
sitting in the harbour before
you walk back taste good.
We had the perfect meal at
Margot's in Padstow, we paid
£13 for 2 hot chocs and tea
cakes at the Blue Tomato which
seemed a bit high, we had fun
meals at Sam's Polkerris and
an average one at Tiffin's.
Sad to leave, Mike and Cilla
Late
September
I have lost track of the date
- we have had a wonderful time
again. We had a day out in
Padstow/Rock - just off the
A389 turn off @ St Issey,
drive to the car park - FREE
and walk 2.5 miles along the
old railway track, the track
is gone - it's a path and flat
walk. We got the ferry to Rock
for lunch in Blue Tomato cafe.
Wonderful food. If Cris and
Paul ever want to sell Sky -
just call me, love this place!
Lynn and Andy xx
12-19 Sept 09
After having tried a saving
holiday in July based in
Weymouth a holiday that saw
rain, rain and more rain! We
decided to take a late booking
this time on land. Couldn't
believe our luck! A cottage
just to our liking, a village
that welcomed us and weather
quite superb.
Lovely walk, relaxing and
thoroughly enjoyable. Thanks
for the welcoming drink. Will
recommend. Brian and Christine
5-12 Sept 09
What can I say? What a
beautiful place Golant is. The
cottage was excellent and I
really don't want to go home
tomorrow! Thank you so much
for the welcome gift, it was a
really unexpected and lovely
touch!
We visited the Eden Project,
Polperro, Padstow, Fowey and
loved them all. Also visited
Newquay - Hmm! Not for us, far
to 'busy' for want of a better
term! We have had fabulous
weather apart from a couple of
grey days but outstanding for
the time of year! We did the
walk to Fowey and back! Tiring
but worth it.
While we were here, TV went
digital so we have lost a lot
of channels. Also TV upstairs
seems to only play videos
since the changeover. But who
need TV here? Far too much to
do ... A fantastic week! Julie
and Rod, from Brentford
Cris has since retuned both
TV's and installed new digibox
upstairs so perfect TV has
been resumed!
Sept 09
Just
had to let you know what a
fabulous time we had last week
in Sky cottage! We were so
lucky with the weather. Where
did that come from? After the
Summer we've all had! It was
fantastic! Just had two 'grey'
days but didn't spoil a thing.
It was great for us to relive
our childhood by visiting
places we'd been to as
children. I'd go as far as to
say, its one of the best
holidays we've had! Our last
holiday in this country was in
1982 on our honeymoon, and
that was Cornwall too, though
Helston way, so this was a
different area.
Once
again, thank you so much for
providing a lovely cottage for
our holiday. We couldn't fault
a thing.
27Aug-3
Sept 09
Thank you very much for the
delicatessen awaiting us on
arrival! Very comfortable and
pretty cottage : we
unfortunately have not been
able to enjoy the garden
(barbeque and breakfast) as we
would have wished to,
regarding the weather and its
generous heavy showers
throughout our stay. This is
our 3rd time in this very part
of Cornwall and not our last
(we hope!) Busy doing our
researches on family history
(family left St Winnow/Lerryn
to Canada and Chile) Sky
Cottage was a very nice haven
and Cris so warm and welcoming
on the phone! Loved the
Dwelling House Tea Room in
Fowey. Patricia x and Victor x
(France).
10-20
Aug 09
We had looked forward to this
break for months and it did
not disappoint. We loved Sky
Cottage - so tranquil and
romantic. Thanks so much for
the welcoming gifts - so
thoughtful. We enjoyed visits
to Fowey, Polkerris Beach,
Port Isaac, Camel Trail (rode
27 miles on bikes!), Padstow,
Boscastle, Bude, Looe, Jamaica
Inn, Carlyon Beach and
Mevagissey. Bought three
lovely pictures for our own
house, as we are about to
move. Going home now to
recreate Sky's bathroom in our
new place! We hope we will be
back. Ann and John x
1-10 Aug 09
We've had a great holiday in a
lovely cottage and enjoyed the
treats waiting for us on our
arrival - thank you.
Highlights for us were :
Nathan Outlaw restaurant.
Polkerris beach and Sam's on
the beach. Camel Valley
Vineyard. Afternoon tea in the
gardens at the Front of the
Fowey Hotel. Port Isaac. The
Dwelling House in Fowey.
Cormorant Hotel in Golant for
dinner. Lerryn
We have found the cottage a
relaxing little haven. Vanessa
and Ian (Manchester).
27
June - 11 July 09
We have been lucky enough to
spend two weeks in this very
relaxing village. The cottage
is so well equipped and very
comfortable. Our first week in
Cornwall was a scorcher, we
visited a different beach each
day, (Rock, Polkerris,
Crantock, Menabilly, Gorran
Haven), even went swimming.
There are so many beautiful
walks, Golant to Fowey,
Boddinick to Polruan. These
were much needed to walk off
all the food we've been
eating. So many good pubs and
restaurants. Sam's on the
Beach at Polkerris was
special. Pinky Murphy's in
Fowey nice for lunch, Crown
Inn - best lamb ever. We came
to Golant tired and stressed,
leaving relaxed and chilled.
Thank you so much. We have had
a wonderful holiday. Keith and
Jane.
20-27
June 09
We've had a great week at Sky
Cottage. The weather has been
fabulous and we have managed
to fit loads in. Our trip to
the Eden Project was brilliant
and is definitely worth a
visit. The walk to Fowey was
great and once we got there we
had plenty to do. A trip out
on the Fowey Marine Adventurer
was great, even though we
didn't get to see the basking
sharks spotted earlier that
day. We recommend Food for
Thought, Sam's, Pinky Murphy's
and The Dwelling House (best
cream tea ever!). In all the
food and service were superb.
We had two lovely meals at the
Fisherman's Arms and found
Golant a beautiful and
friendly village. Thank you
very much for all the little
welcoming touches, we have
loved staying here. Katy and
Ben.
13-20
June 09
Yet
another great week! Sky
Cottage is starting to feel a
bit like coming home. Have had
pretty good weather except for
two torrential downpours that
managed to get past some
serious waterproofs. We have
managed to do all the usual
walks and pubs and sitting in
the sun watching the world go
by eating their chips and
ice-cream and loved every
minute. Try the new Sam's at
Polkerris, service and wait
can be a bit iffy but the food
and atmosphere make up for it.
Arrived really needing a
holiday, sad to be leaving and
plotting when we can come
back. Mike and Cilla
6-13
June
Fabulous cottage, we've slept
so well! The pub is very
friendly and welcoming, we
feel like locals already.
We've been to Polperro, Looe,
Charlestown, Fowey (via the
walk through the woods)
Tintagel, Boscastle and
Bossiney Cave. We also went to
Bodmin Railway for Andy's
birthday. Thank you so much
for the added touches and
especially for Andy's birthday
card ....nice touch! We
managed to dodge the rain, but
not the seagulls, they stole
Andy's pasty in Polperro.
Karen and Andy xxx
30 May - 6 June 09
What a glorious week we have
just had at Sky Cottage. The
weather has been amazing and
Sky Cottage is even nicer than
we had hoped (the pictures on
the website do not do it
justice). The village is very
picturesque and the pub is a
great spot to sit and admire
the view. Would recommend
Sam's in Polkerris for a meal
or drink on the beach whilst
watching the sun go down. The
Other Place in Fowey for a
great fish dinner - Padstow,
St Ives, Newquay, Eden
Project, Perranporth beach is
a must! Mevagissey, Polperro
and Polruan are also lovely.
Thank you so much Cris and
Paul! Amber has been so happy
this week - she has loved it!
Lauren, Jon and Amber xx
June
09 - by email
Hi
Cris,
We
have just returned from a
fabulous week at Sky Cottage
and just wanted to thank you
for letting us stay in your
beautiful cottage! We
couldn't have dreamed for
better weather - every day was
brilliant sunshine apart from
today, but we where coming
home anyway so thought it was
quite funny! We have only just
got back and have found
ourselves looking at the
pictures on the website again
already - they do not do the
place justice! Amber has been
so happy this week - she
really has loved it We have
just been looking at your
other place in Looe!.... maybe
next year (and now booked!)
Thanks again, Lauren, Jon and
Amber
28 May 09
We've enjoyed a lovely short
break here at Sky Cottage.
Hearty fish pie at the Ship
Inn at Fowey, leisurely ferry
ride from St Mawes to Falmouth
and endless wonderful scenery
along the coast. Felt very at
home, thanks, Molly and Tony
9 - 16 May
We've enjoyed our stay at Sky
Cottage - it's a wonderful
place to unwind! We would
strongly recommend the local
walks. We've used your little
blue book of local walks and
walked from Fowey to Polkerris
then along the coastal path to
Gribbin Head all the way back
to Fowey again. It was a
tiring day but worth the
effort - the scenery was
breath taking! We would also
recommend a day at the Lost
Gardens of Heligan. Thanks for
the lovely stay, Sue and Paul
April
09
We have really enjoyed our
stay at Sky Cottage. Very cosy
and loved the wood burning
stove. We have enjoyed
stunning views on coastal
walks around Polruan,
Polperro, Tintagel and Port
Isaac. Heligan and Lanhydrock
were both great days out. Will
certainly be recommending Sky
Cottage to our friends and
family. Hope to return again.
Thank you, Rebecca, Ben and
Bump!
April 09
Our second wonderful visit to
Sky Cottage, a short but
wonderful break as good as we
remembered. (See volume 1
visitors book). Peaceful and
relaxing; we had a great few
days, the arrangement for car
parking make such a
difference. Looking forward to
our next visit. Yvonne and
John
Feb
09
I just wanted to let you
know what a lovely time my
husband and I had at Sky
Cottage last month. The
cottage is really wonderful
and so cosy we will surely be
recommending it and hopefully
will return one day. Cornwall
was also fantastic and we had
a really great 4 days there.
Many thanks again. Kind
regards Katie
Jan
09
Cris,
thank you so much for such a
warm welcome at the
cottage. Your card and
wine were a lovely thought and
very much appreciated.
The whole atmosphere at Sky
Cottage was wonderful and
exactly what I needed.
The renovations and decor show
how much love has been poured
into it and is reflected in
the vibes it shares with
everyone staying there, so a
big BIG thank you for
everything!
I will definitely pass on the
details of Sky Cottage to
friends I know would
appreciate it and I hope to
enjoy it's charms again later
this year. All the best to you
and yours - I hope 2009
disproves all the predictions
and is a really good year for
us all!
2008
Aug
08
Loved
our stay here in this
beautiful cottage. Had one
nice sunny day the rest was
dominated by rain but still we
don't want to go home.
Recommend the Old Ferry Inn at
Boddinick for an atmospheric
pub and warm welcome and good
food too. The walk to Fowey is
lovely but don't buy too many
things when you get there like
we did and had to carry them
back up and down muddy
footpaths. Just one small
point for attention, the
gutter over the front door
leaks in the rain and splashes
are a bit noisy. (Paul on the
case) a fantastic relaxing
week. Thank you. Dora and
Regan.
A
lovely village and a cottage
that felt like home. The
perfect location for 'Der
Honeymoon' Steffi and Horst.
Had
a lovely stay in the cottage,
very comfortable and in a
lovely location. Thanks for
the arrival treat. Fisherman's
Arms great for an evening
drink overlooking river. Fowey
River trip nice to see up and
down river on sunny day. Fish
and chips at the Rising Sun
pub in St Mawes very good. We
had a very rainy week so
appreciated the DVD's on two
evenings. Hope you all have a
lovely stay in this really
cute cottage, thanks Karin and
Nick
July
08
Loved
Sky Cottage, well equipped
comfortable and clean. Enjoyed
the little garden oasis, read
a lot and just relaxed. Eden
Project is brilliant for any
body any age, gardeners or
not. Would interest budding
designers and eco warriors.
Polperro beautiful harbour but
touristy. Polkerris beach nice
little cove. Looe, family
orientated British beach
resort. St Mawes, Falmouth,
good scenery, cafes, little
shops. Lovely walks locally.
Lots of places to eat in
Fowey. Readymoney beach good
place in Fowey. Would love to
come back Denise and Steve. PS
nice beach at Gorran Haven and
Mevagissey. Really enjoyed our
stay at Sky Cottage. The
cottage was perfect, beautiful
setting, and well equipped and
spotless. Parking went well.
Thank you for welcoming wine
and biscuits, just the job.
A
very pretty, clean cottage.
The locals are friendly and
helpful. A lovely artist lives
just across the road at The
Studio. Just knock the door
... well worth a look around.
Loved our stay, thank you.
Lynn and Andy xx
Lovely
Cottage in a peaceful spot.
Apart from the wet weather we
had a lovely time. Please use
the firewood we've left
behind, our Landrover has
broken down so we are unable
to take it with us. Many
thanks Lesley and John.
Very
comfortable stay at Sky
Cottage, beautiful spot. V
good food at Fisherman's Arms,
Globe Inn and Crown Inn -
Lanlivery. Lots to see and do
in Cornwall. Dennis and Daphne
June
08
This
is the most wonderfully
tranquil place to spend a
holiday. The weather has been
very good and we were greeted
every morning by the glass -
like Eden of the river at the
bottom of the hill. We did
lots of sight seeing but spent
several evenings sitting
outside the Fisherman's Arms
enjoying a drink and looking
at the view - unbeatable! And,
best of all, we got engaged
while we were here so it was
the most perfect holiday ever!
Colin and Fiona
Enjoyed
our week down here, delightful
cottage and lovely decor. A
bigger teapot would be great.
(Cris is on the case) enjoyed
walking over to Fowey and the
coastal path to Polperro which
is pretty but spoilt by tacky
commercialism. Lanhydrock
house was very enjoyable but
the Eden Project was very
busy. Great meals at the
Cormorant and Rick Stein's
Bistro in Padstow. Also cream
tea at the Little Bistro Hotel
on the Esplanade in Fowey on a
terrace overlooking the river
- heavenly. All in all a good
week, Jane and Phil .
Another
perfect week at Sky Cottage.
As last year, weather was
amazing and we were able to
start every day with leisurely
breakfast in the garden.
Cottage wonderful. Apart from
many visits to the beach
(swimming) we had lovely
coastal walks. We discovered
Menabilly this year, and did
some walking on the coastal
path. Our fave beach still
Caerhayes, probably because
it's so quiet at this time of
year. Golant and cottage
perfect, and for eating out,
yes Sam's, Pinky Murphy's,
Rashleigh Arms in Polkerris,
Trevithans in Lostwithiel, and
of course, the Cormorant.
Still lots of new things to do
so we'll be back. Wendy and
Peter.
May
08
After
a perfect wedding we had a
perfect Honeymoon at Sky
Cottage. It was better than we
could ever have hoped, a
beautiful place to stay and in
a gorgeous village. We also
fell in love with Fowey and
the Dwelling House is a must
for afternoon tea. Also the
Eden Project, Port Isaac and
Padstow are not to be missed,
especially Rick Stein's fish
and chips. Thank you for a
fantastic week and we look
forward to our return visit.
Roz and James Windsor xx
We've
had another lovely week in
Golant and Sky Cottage is
gorgeous as ever. We've
enjoyed some lovely coastal
walks particularly from
Polruan coming back through
the picturesque Pont and
around Gribbin Head. I love
the beaches at Polridmouth and
the parking at Hambland is
just 40p. The food service and
views from the Fisherman's
Arms Golant, was great as
usual despite new management.
We had a fantastic meal at
Sam's, Fowey, with brilliant
atmosphere. It's really a must
if you love seafood and
there's a good selection if
you don't. Thank you. Petrina
and Edward.
Cottage
just about perfect more than
we dared hope for. Clean, cosy
and warm with a great shower
and we love D Dodridge 2004 in
the bedroom. We agree with
previous comments, Fisherman's
Arms could not be more
friendly, in fact the whole
village. Tiffin's - great food
shame about the service, Sam's
- brilliant service and
atmosphere, just watch the
waistline! Check out Port
Isaac, just avoid the film
crews, it's really pretty.
Rick's fish and chips and
pasties are pricey but the
best and try the walk to
Stepper Point and view of
Padstow Bay. If you have time
the walks and views between
Botallack and Gurnards Head
just take your breath away. We
had a great holiday here, hope
you do too. Mike and Cilla
(who are returning in
October!)
April
08
Four
days is definitely not long
enough in a place like this,
we've had such a wonderful
time! Sky cottage has been the
perfect base, and we found
ourselves at the Eden Project,
Heligan, Newquay, Mevagissey
and Truro all in 48 hours!
Good things certainly come in
small packages and we will be
revisiting the cottage as soon
as we can escape the city
again. It has been a relaxing
stay, and we have felt very
welcome indeed (especially
with the wine and shortbread)
Will and Lucy xx
March
08
A
great week - thank you so
much, have fallen in love with
the cottage and surroundings.
Wonderful coastal walks, lots
of rest and relaxation, time
to read and too much fine
food! Off home to the Midlands
feeling totally revitalised.
Will be back if you'll have
us. Thank you too for the
welcoming touches especially
the Easter Bunnies! Michelle
and Steve x
Phew
just arrived - luxury. The sun
is shining like mad so I'm off
for a walk to Fowey. Looe in
the late afternoon , sun is
gorgeous, lots of regeneration
going on and you can see where
Echo Beach has been filmed.
Have a great holiday ,Cris
Feb
08
What
a fantastic Valentine's
surprise! "Don't get
better than this" We have
felt it was home from home ,
thank you. Ray and Jane
Jan
08
Great
birthday treat mid Jan for
Paul has set us up for the new
year.
2007
Christmas
07
What
a fabulous week we've had. The
perfect holiday - muddy walk
to Fowey, great fish pie at
the pub ... heaven ... Cris
and Paul
Oct
07
Sky
Cottage is just perfect!
Quaint, romantic, secluded -
just what we needed (and very
well equipped). Would
recommend: Fowey - fab unusual
shops. Boscastle - interesting
to see how they've rebuilt it.
Mousehole - very small but
quaint. Not so keen on:
Mevagissey - shops a bit tacky
'seasidey'. Lands End - too
touristy. Love Cornwall (Kent)
Sept
- Oct 07
We've
had a lovely week. The cottage
is beautiful it's everything
we had hoped for and more!
Many thanks for all the little
extras that made our stay even
more special. The village is
so pretty and everyone very
friendly. If you love walking
and like beautiful views we
would recommend the coastal
walk around Lizard Point and
Dodman Point. Other highlights
: Lost gardens of Heligan,
Boscastle, Mousehole, Fowey,
Polperro and Padstow but only
for the fish and chips! Hope
to be back soon.
Sept
07
An
excellent week, plenty to do
and a really good base. Had a
couple of meals at Fisherman's
Arms (in Golant), very good
just be prepared to order
early as they may stop taking
orders. Highlights Barbara
Hepworth ** museum St Ives.
Eden Project **, Mevagissey,
Truro, Charlestown (Lincs)
Fantastic
holiday! Thank you for a
delightful cottage, it had
everything we could have
needed. Highly recommend Sam's
in Fowey for dinner and the
Fisherman's Arms (in Golant).
Rick Stein's Cafe in Padstow
was lovely and you don't have
to book for lunch. Went on
some fantastic coastal walks -
would recommend St Agnes
Beacon and the walk round the
Roseland peninsular near St
Mawes. If you're going to get
a taxi into Fowey, we'd
recommend Fowey Taxis - very
reliable. Thanks for a great
time.
Wonderful
cottage, peaceful location.
Just right to get away to
celebrate our wedding
anniversary. Always fans of
Cornwall and its hospitality,
Sky Cottage did not
disappoint.
Aug
- Sept 07
Very
homely cottage, could stay
here for another week. Would
highly recommend the Saint's
Way to Fowey and then the
ferry to Mevagissey. You can
walk from there to the Lost
Gardens of Heligan which are a
must see. Thanks for a lovely
stay.
Aug
07
Beautiful
cottage, very well done.
Village is lovely and quiet,
locals friendly also. The walk
to Fowey was wonderful and the
church is worth a visit.
Plenty of places to visit, all
close too, we had an excellent
time, would come again.
Thank
you for a lovely week! Weather
was beautiful - perfect for
relaxing on the patio! Spent
much time pottering in Fowey -
The Galleon was well worth a
visit for lunch and The
Fisherman's Arms (in Golant)
was as good as its
recommendations. Cottage was
more than we could have hoped
for, thank you so much.
Jul
- Aug 07
Fantastic
holiday!! Cottage really nice
and comfortable. Weather
fantastic - good for walking
to Fowey. Eden Project really
close by - well worth a visit,
good food. Hope to return
again.
July
07
Thank
you for your warm welcome in
lovely Sky Cottage. We enjoyed
our time and we were lucky
about the weather facing the
flood catastrophe all around.
Fisherman's Arms (Golant) and
Pinky Murphy's (Fowey) both
worth more than one visit! The
cottage was everything we
hoped for and more.
May
07
Many
thanks, Sky Cottage met all
our expectations and we've had
a wonderful few days. We wont
tell all our friends because
we'd like to come back!
April
07
Easter
Everything a Cornish holiday
cottage should be! Great Stay,
great weather and great coast
walking. We second the
previous comment that the Blue
Peter pub in Polperro should
not be missed. Nor should Rick
Stein's fish and chips in
Padstow.
Just
to say that we had a fantastic
time last week at Sky Cottage.
We both thought the cottage
was superb and will certainly
be going back one day and also
recommending it to all our
friends and family.
We
would also like to thank you
for the lovely card and wine
and biscuits, they were very
much appreciated, especially
the wine which was drunk that
afternoon on the
patio! The car parking
space was very much
appreciated also, I don't know
how other people manage in
some of the other
cottages. We were very,
very lucky with the weather
which enabled us to do lots of
coastal walks plus sightseeing
but also lovely to come home
to the cottage in the evening
after a long day
out. Just to say thank
you once again and hopefully
we will be back maybe next
year. (Winchester) (email)
March
07
30/3
We've had the most lovely
relaxing few days here in
Golant, so peaceful. We
thought the cottage was very
homely and thank you for the
welcoming touches. Hope to
come again.
Just
a quick email to say that we
had a lovely time in the
cottage, it is a truly special
little place and the area was
wonderful. Thank you for
making a weekend away so easy
for us and I am sure that we
will be back.
New
Year 07 Felt like home as soon
as arrived. Really lovely
cottage and setting.
Appreciated extra touches on
arrival - if more places had
these standards, fewer people
would go abroad. Nice little
walks to be had at Lerryn.
Will definitely recommend the
area and this cottage to
others. Thanks.
2006
December
06
Christmas
... Came to Golant to get away
from Christmas and have had
the most fabulous break. The
cottage and village are
everything that we could have
wished for. The 'little
extras' that are provided in
the cottage made it really
special. We hope to return in
the summer. Back home for New
Year ... don't want to go!
Happy New Year xxx Would just
like to add that the
Fisherman's is very welcoming.
Our first night coincided with
Xmas Draw Night and we walked
away with a crate of beer! If
any future visitors go to
Polperro the Blue Peter pub is
a must. The cottage was
everything we hoped for and
more.
A
beautiful cottage in a
beautiful setting. Lovely walk
to Fowey and very friendly
locals. We'll be back.
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Can
I just say to everyone. It is
us who should be saying thank
you to you all for staying.
You have all made it possible
for us to maintain and keep
Sky Cottage to such a high
standard. We visit often and
have many friends in the
village. It is a piece of
heaven for us and we love
sharing it with all our
guests. There has never been
any damage , thank you for
your great care, and everyone
has been a joy to interact
with for bookings.
Thank
you all so much. . . And many
more to come. . .
With
best wishes from Cris &
Paul
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