Quayside, Fowey

excellent location and immaculate house

not alot

Ideal location, clean & tidy, spacious, early check-in approved

The property suggests it is dog friendly & you pay £25 extra when booking for your dog to stay. When you receive the “house rules” in the days before you arrive, it says the dog is not allowed upstairs. This meant the dog was restricted to one room in the whole house (the kitchen/living room) which wasn’t a large area. We were really disappointed when we read this rule and we would have booked somewhere else if we knew in advance. Our dog is not used to sleeping in a room alone overnight, which meant one of us had to sleep on the sofa with a blanket next to his bed. There are plenty of other fully dog friendly properties we have stayed in, in Fowey and Polruan, that allow your dog to explore the house with you.

good location

Could not gain access due to a floodgate fixed in doorway. Local caretaker did not respond to numerous calls. Took approx 24 hrs to get access. No refund even though we had no access. Cost reimbursed for alternative accomodation. Mouldy food in microwave.

A great location. The Quayside was clean and tidy with everything you need for an enjoyable stay. The stairs into the apartment are fairly steep as you would expect from a property I this location, however they are negotiable by the elderly.

The parking was difficult to find, after asking some locals we decided to park in the Caffa Mill Car Park which had a good weekly rate and was easier for us.

Amazing location, spacious rooms, clean, lovely bedroom furniture and all very easy

Had to climb over a flood defence barrier which was hard for a friend who is immobile but given how close they are to the front it is to be expected

Perfectly located in the very centre of Fowey; great rooftop views; enough room for 6 sleepers even though it's a typical narrow townhouse property.

Ideally located

Unfortunately we had to report a leak but it didn’t interfere with our holiday and was dealt with promptly.The dishwasher door seemed to be a little stiff and was awkward to open and close, more visitors information perhaps would be helpful?