Location gîtes et cottages à Mullion

« First time visiting Cornwall and staying in Mullion at Savoy Bay was amazing! We loved the location and it was easy to drive to the popular hotspots and also to beautiful hidden gems. I was surprised at how spacious the cottage was and how beautiful the decor was as from the outside it looks small! Although there was not direct on site parking, the free public parking area was a 5 min walk down the road »

« This quaint cottage was perfect for 2 couples. We loved being steps away from the beach and very close to all the amenities in St Ives. The property was clean and comfortable. The only thing I would say is the parking spot is a distance away because of the old town. So anyone with mobility issues might consider that. There are cabs for hire if needs be. Would recommend, it was perfect for us. »

« L’accueil de nos hôtes ainsi que la maison ont largement dépassé nos attentes. Merci bcp ! »

« Le gîte est très bien tenu et la présence du poêle avec tout le nécessaire est un véritable délice quand il gèle dehors. Notre seul regret : n'être resté qu'une nuit. »

« Lovely chalet with lovely decor and chilled out feeling to it. Everything need was there and only a couple of minutes to the ⛱️ »

« The property was clean and tidy and as described. The view from the balcony was wonderful and showed off the sunsets to perfection. It was ideal for our needs. »

« Very comfortable cottage with all the necessary amenities. Good location for exploring. You can hike to the coast path without using the car. Rachel, who helps out the hosts at the property was great...very friendly and attentive. »

« My parents and I thoroughly enjoyed staying at this pretty cottage on the grounds of the lovely estate. The cottage is well-equipped, nicely designed, and very comfortable. It is well located for the port towns and cliff tops of the Lizard Peninsula. I recommend a visit to the stunning Minack Theatre - an outdoor theatre built into the cliffs with views across the ocean, as well as the nearby town of Helston. Thank you, Charles! »