Where to Stay
Perfect Padstow Yet Again
We decided to stay slightly out of town at a delightful cottage called “Poppies” set within a courtyard of similar properties. As it was out of season, we never got the chance to enjoy the barbeque with all the garden equipment you could possibly need to enjoy a summers day. The outside is very deceiving and opens up into a very comfortable home with quality furnishings and a fully stocked kitchen with all linen and towels supplied so nothing to do but to relax and enjoy. There are three good size bedrooms plus three bathrooms all with showers (that work- no chasing the drips!) and a light and airy feel throughout this spotless property. This would comfortably accommodate a large family but there was only the two of us and two very sleepy dogs after many wintery walks along this great coastline.
78 Looking forward to the next time...
When you need a well earned break Padstow never fails to tick all the boxes...
As we had a birthday to celebrate during
our stay, we splashed out on a long awaited reservation to Rick Steins seafood restaurant and enjoyed the most amazing meal I have ever had (Indonesian fish curry). Be prepared to pay for what you get but I have to say it was worth every penny and lots of pounds! Enjoy every wonderful out of season minute that Padstow offers you (including Steins fish and chips).
Written by Terry Ware Contact
Cole Rayment & White Holiday Letting Agents T: 01841 533962 W:
www.crwholidays.co.uk
www.a1lightingmagazine.com
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