Set high above Port Isaac harbour, those through the doors of The Port Hole can look forward to stylish interiors and dreamy sea vistas. The delights of Port Isaac are all just a hop, skip and a jump away. The South West Coastal Path runs along the clifftop outside, so you can enjoy days filled with coastal adventures (if you can tear yourself away from that sea view of course)!
For families wanting a characterful, coastal retreat, The Port Hole is just the ticket. Here, you can kickback in true Cornish style and immerse yourself in village life. Amble down the narrow streets and through the tangle of whitewashed fishermen's cottages to the water's edge. Bursting with history and with myth and magic around every corner, Port Isaac is a dramatic year-round destination.
Inside, the open plan social spaces maximise the mesmerising views and hues of blue and soft linens reflect the coastal surroundings. After a day exploring the village, relax in the sunny lounge and bask in the warmth of the long window seat. Watch the seagulls soar from the cliff tops and the fishermen come and go with the catch of the day.
The brand-new kitchen is finished with an elegant fusion of deep navy and brushed brass. Here, you have everything you need to prepare delicious picnics and holiday feasts (with some fresh lobster from the local fishmongers). A statement dining table provides a stylish setting for meals together. Share tales of the day gone by over dinner and plan the next adventure.
As night falls, choose from three blissful bedrooms. Each double bedroom is finished with calming tones combined with playful coastal wallpaper. Both boast sea views and here you can tumble into the crisp white linens and fall asleep to the sound of the ocean. The bunk room is perfect for children and the boats on the sea adorning the wallpaper will inspire bedtime stories of pirates and smugglers. These full size single beds also provide a fantastic option for teenagers and adults too.
A sunny, enclosed courtyard provides the setting for al fresco dining. Fire up the barbecue, throw on some local produce and enjoy a cold local tipple or two. A wooden bench sits on top of a grassy patch outside, lined with pink sea thrift. Here you can relax with a good book and simply watch the world go by.