Blue Skies

Great location. Good onside facilities. Chalet had lovely surroundings. Quiet at night. Rooms have everything you need . Bed comfy neither hard nor soft. Great comms with owners. Nice touches of flowers, milk, tea n coffee and cleaning equipment. Bedding and towels all supplied and very crisp and fresh

Only two fine points there is no WiFi in the chalet but there is in the club rooms. Also the shower is quite a tight fit for larger people but neither of those point would stop me coming back and shouldn't stop you either

Nothing really!

The chalet was very damp and smelt very musty and mouldy, so much so we felt out health was at risk so we checked into a hotel for the last 2 nights of our 4 night stay. There was also absolutely no internet within or anywhere near the chalet. The beds were very uncomfortable and felt damp.

We actually got a little cabin, well furnished, in a "holiday village" of about 250 cabins. The village is more or less self-contained, with nightly bingo, a restaurant, a bar, games, a small store, etc., and I think most people don't even go to the beach, which is miles off with limited parking. I would recommend the place to those who want to spend a week in what amounts to a super-summer-camp, make friends, bring the family, and don't have a great desire to spend time in St. Ives or in the ocean. We only spent 3 nights and that is too short. It is really a family place with adult activities like karaoke and bingo.

First, we thought from the name that this place was near St. Ives. It is not. It is several miles away--not even close to walking distance. And driving into St. Ives was a pain--you have to park in a lot above the town, then take a bus in, and they charge for both the parking and the bus. And woe to you if you drive into St. Ives--the streets are so narrow and jammed that it is incredible they have not closed the streets to all but pedestrian traffic. Second, we had a horrible time finding this place. We entered the address provided by booking.com into the car GPS, but that only got us (we found out later) within a mile or so and the area is a maze of roundabouts. We had to stop at several places, and even ask a bus driver, to finally find the place. We kept going around roundabouts over and over, looking for the little sign to "St Ives Holiday Villlage", and even when we found it, finally, the sign out front didn't say that. Later, we learned that if we entered the postcode not the address into our GPS, we could have gotten there fine, but the owner (nor booking.com) never mentioned this.

Location fabulous and accommodation SPOTLESS - little touches of milk in fridge and flowers were lovely. Messages through the app were really quick. Beds very comfy and we all slept really well.

As others mentioned, the damp, old people smell isn't nice on arrival or when you had been out for the day, but once inside, you stopped noticing it. The whole place was absolutely spotless though, so cleanliness wasn't an issue - just might be age of the property?

Very comfortable beds. Good location. Loved the woodland walk on site. Good selection of games. Milk, chocolate, cookies and flowers provided. Thank you

The property had everything you need in a rather compact space. The surroundings were very nice with good privacy considering how many other properties were nearby. The Laundry was a little way away.

The absence of WiFi is an issue given how often travellers need to access the Internet for local information such as museum opening hours, local restaurants and so on. If you are a visitor to England you may not have a local SIM card so you rely on WiFi.

We loved the area, it felt very close to nature. The milk in the fridge was a nice touch, the board games, playing cards, DVD's and books were much appreciated.

Just the smell of mold upon entering the property, but we managed to get rid of it after a few moments.

Convenient base to explore West Cornwall, well equipped and tastefully decorated.