Find hotels near Levant Mine and Beam Engine, Penzance from AED 439

"The hotel is dated and could do with refreshing. The staff were brilliant and attentive. The bar had a good selection of drinks. The shower cubicle could do with a shelf fitted to place your toiletries "

"Great house, excellent location with a fab view. We hope to come again!"

"Clean room with amazing sea views. Brilliant staff, always helpful and attentive, great hotel"

"This is an outstanding property that we hope to vist again as it is very near our UK family. Highly recommended!"

"The breakfast was good, but let down by being a little cold. The room and hotel were very nice and well kept, but the restaurant area was incredibly cold, the windows in the conservatory area leaked air around the edges and the air con wasn’t running any heating when we were in there eating so hurried through and returned to room. "

"This is the best B & B I ever stayed in. The accommodation is superb, The house is beautifully decorated and adorned by marvellous paintings by a local artist. The hosts Pablo and Grove are friendly, welcoming and generous. The breakfast menu was excellent, everthing is homemade and in the afternoon we were offered tea, coffee and amazing cake. The only disadvantage is that you have to drive elsewhere in the evening for dinner though I believe the hosts can provide additional meals if requested. This is a wonderful place to stay"

"A stunning views from the cottage. The cottage is very well equipped and clean."

"A totally superb property in an absolutely brilliant location. Within easy reach of the wonderful Sennen, Lands End and more. Penzance just a stones throw away, for larger supermarkets and shops. Communication from the host was first class throughout. An absolutely fabulous stay to celebrate my parents 60th wedding anniversary and my mum’s 80th birthday! Highly recommended. "

"Very clean rooms and friendly hosts. It was quite cool in the evenings with heating only on in the mornings and there was no communal lounge area to sit in so we felt we were confined to our bedroom. "