Cadgwith Cove Inn

Great pub/restaurant/b&b, this was our second visit, we just love the area! Brilliant room with everything we needed, lovely sea view!! The breakfast was great and we ate one evening in the restaurant which was fabulous, local sourced food was very tasty! Staff lovely and friendly! We will be back!

Lovely people - nothing too much trouble - super food on offer

Lovely 300 yr old Inn right on the cove overlooking the boats. The staff are friendly and the atmosphere in the pub is genuinely warm. This place is unspoilt and a special hidden gem. Not only are there great coastal walks but the food at the Cadgwith Cove Inn is fantastic, particularly the fish. Incredibly fresh each day and cooked perfectly what more could you want. You definitely have to ask for the smoked fish and poached eggs at breakfast.

Deepest cornwall. Thankyou satnav because without it we'd still be driving!!!! Very old village pub and very busy. Freshly caught fish from their cove and had smoked Braddock for breakfast too.

What a beautiful place. I’m in love with Cadgwith. And the Cadgwith Cove inn was fabulous. The staff were lovely and friendly. The food was amazing. I would highly recommend this place

Lovely pub great food great atmosphere, no en suite, room did not have sea view despite claim that all rooms have sea views, nevertheless would happily return because of situation.

For the price we pAid, We were disappointed with our stay. The rooms are functional but not Modern. And given the primary function of a hotel is to sleep, we were unable to do much of that. The rooms and Windows are not sound proof to any level, and this place clearly cares more about its regular drinkers than hotel guests. On both nights of our stay, raucous customers in the beer garden below our widow kept us awake until past midnight on the first night, and past 2 a.m. on the second night, with the staff apparently doing nothing quiet them down. Coupled with an early start to noises in the pub in the morning, we slept very poorly and didn't enjoy our time in Cornwall as much as we could have. However, a note on Cadgwith itself - the village and surrounding coast is Lovely.

Very pleasant location. Food was good and the staff were very friendly and helpful.

The little village of Cadgwith is utterly charming and not to be missed. The Cadgwith Cove Inn is also the local pub and restaurant, with fresh fish and seafood on the menu daily. The room I had was unfortunately right over the pub, and I happened to be there on Folk Night. There was singing and guitar playing till the wee hours, and I could not sleep a wink until it was over. Friends said I should have just got up and went downstairs and joined in, but I was exhausted from a long trip. That is honestly the only complaint I have, otherwise it's a charming little place with great beds and friendly locals. The village itself is a do not miss.

We thought it was very over-priced. When we arrived 2 hours after check-in our room still wasn't ready, but having been offered "a drink while waiting" we found next morning we were charged for them. The same applied to the very ordinary meal. One dish came with a small portion of bread: when we asked for more bread we were charged extra. Our room was tiny: there was a chair in there but it was collapsible and had to be hung on a hook on the wall so we could get round the bed. The less said about the kettle and the electrics the better. Overall the staff seemed very rushed and the impression we had was that the place was being packed out for maximum return.