cornwall holiday cottages

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£175 - £390

Situated in the small harbour village of Boscastle, this 200 year old cottage has been sympathetically furnished and modernised where appropriate to include a wealth of character features including exposed oak beams, deep window seats and a woodburning stove in the lounge. It is centrally heated throughout, and has lounge with comfortable seating, TV and video, fully-equipped kitchen including cooker, fridge, freezer, washing machine and microwave, conservatory / dining room with seating for four, and two bedrooms (1 double, 1 twin). The garden is very private and has distant sea views. Children are welcome, but sorry, we do not accept smokers or pets.  

£135 - £420

Mousehole is a picturesque conservation village clustered around a harbour and is a maze of granite and slate houses and cottages, narrow winding streets and cobbled alleyways. Within the harbour are two small sandy beaches. Mousehole has several small shops including a newsagents, grocers and post office, as well as a fine selection of craft and gift shops and a small art gallery.

Lantern Cottage is a very pretty granite cottage approximately 30 metres from the beach. The cottage has been fully modernised and equipped, but retains many period features such as beamed ceilings, exposed granite walls and a very small original cast iron fireplace in the main bedroom. The accommodation comprises open plan lounge, dining room, kitchen, shower room and two bedrooms - one with double bed and antique furniture, the other with pine bunk beds. The cottage sleeps two adults and two children plus a cot.

£250 - £450

A charming traditional granite built, terraced, former miner's cottage, enjoying outstanding views across farmland to the sea and the Isles of Scilly. Trewerry has been totally updated and equipped in 2001, and now offers comfortable and stylish holiday accommodation, with two bedrooms, modern, well equipped kitchen, multi-fuel stove, washing machine and dryer and gardens at front and rear. With white paint throughout, coir carpeting and Cornish paintings on the walls, Trewerry is the perfect holiday cottage. The village is a few minutes' walk away and offers shops, pubs and excellent eating places. 

£225 - £460

This cottage is part of a small terrace of cottages on the outskirts of the typically Cornish small town of St. Just which, since the end of tin-mining, has become a lively centre for artists and has excellent pubs, cafes, shops and galleries. The cottage is less than 1 mile from Cape Cornwall, amazing cliffs and coves, the marvellous Cot Valley, and the Cornish Coastal Footpath only a few minutes' walk away.  

The cottage offers comfortable accommodation for up to four people, and has been completely updated including a new kitchen and bathroom. It is furnished with utmost simplicity but with comfort in mind, with white painted walls, carpets and quarry tiled floors. The living room has a multifuel woodburner installed in the original granite fireplace, and a fully equipped kitchen at one end; a small utility area houses the washing machine. There are two bedrooms (1 dbl, 1 twin), family bathroom and a small back garden with garden furniture and a barbecue.  

£165 - £500

This traditional Cornish cottage is quietly situated 1/4 mile outside the coastal village of Zennor, 5 miles from St Ives, with 2 pubs within walking distance, and with lovely sea and rural views surrounding it. Located within an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the cottage is within easy reach of the coastal footpath, in glorious walking country, with a lot of spectacular scenery, historical sites, beaches and coves to explore. The cottage is very accessible for all attractions in and around the area of west Cornwall, and St Ives town is within easy reach, offering a wide range of boutiques, general stores, restaurants and beaches.

The cottage has been tastefully converted to retain its traditional character, yet updated with the comforts of modern-day living such as central heating, modern bathroom etc. It has a cosy lounge with log fire, bed settee, satellite television, and video, a fully equipped kitchen with woodburning stove, gas cooker, microwave, fridge and washing machine, and adjoining dining area with dining table and chairs. There is one large double bedroom with sea views, and a bathroom with a power shower & jacuzzi bath etc. Outside, the cottage has a lovely mature garden with outstanding views along the north coast. Please note: this property is not suitable for children and pets and smokers are not allowed.

£450 - £750

Set in a lovely position with uninterrupted sea views in this small fishing village on the North Cornwall coast, this listed fisherman's cottage has two bedrooms (1 dbl, 1 twin) to accommodate up to four people. There are plenty of things to do in the area, both in Port Isaac itself, and along the unspoilt coastline surrounding it. The safe beach at Port Gaverne is within easy walking distance, and that at Polzeath is only a short drive away.  We regret that we cannot accept smokers or pets.  

£130 - £395

Port Isaac is a small unspoilt fishing village situated on the rugged north coast of Cornwall and makes the ideal location for holidays throughout the year. As well as outstanding scenery to be enjoyed on the coastal walks there are plenty of activities to experience - pony trekking, surfing, fishing, sailing, golf or just soaking up the atmosphere savouring the locally caught seafood. At Wadebridge you can join the Camel Cycle Trail which takes you to the port of Padstow - the home of Rick Stein and his famous seafood restaurant. On the south coast you can visit The Eden Project and the Gardens of Heligan and many places of historical interest are all within easy reach.

Viddy Cottage is a former coastguard cottage situated in a quiet courtyard with parking outside the property and within a short walking distance of the harbour. The main bedroom has built-in wardrobes, hand basin and a door leading to the garden and decking area. Bedroom 2 comprises of a bunk bed (a double bunk below with a single bunk above) and a hand basin. The bathroom has an electric shower over the bath and a W.C. Downstairs the sitting room has an open stone fireplace, TV and video, and a separate well equipped kitchen / diner includes washing machine and microwave. Viddy can accomodate five comfortably with an additional foldaway bed or cot if required. We regret we cannot accept pets and would prefer non-smoking.

£130 - £590

Trehalvin is a country house set in 4 acres of landscaped gardens, with some beautiful views across the Looe Valley. It is on the outskirts of the small rural village of Trewidland, which has the benefit of a small Post Office / Village Shop just a five minute walk away - very convenient for papers, stamps and grocery supplies. Trehalvin’s facilities include a heated swimming pool, which is open from Easter (weather permitting) to September, and a bubbling hot tub (open all year) for you to relax in . For the children there is a play area with swings and badminton, they will love to see the ducks, lambs, Max the old pony and possibly an ostrich on the neighbouring farm.

The cottages have been tastefully converted from single storey stone barns and each has its own screened garden with seating. Inside, the centrally heated cottages are furnished in the traditional country cottage style, but have modern shower rooms and kitchens.

Cosy Nest (sleeps 2), has a combined living / bedroom area with a full size, comfortable bed settee, en-suite shower room and fully equipped kitchen. Smuggler's Cottage (sleeps 4) has living / dining area with colour television, fully equipped kitchen with microwave, fridge, full size electric cooker and washing machine, and two bedrooms (1 dbl, 1 with bunk beds). Cider Cottage (sleeps 5), is our most spacious cottage, with open plan living area with colour television and woodburning stove, fully equipped kitchen area with microwave, fridge, full size electric cooker and washing machine, main bedroom with twin / super king size bed, shower room, and loft bedroom, which the children will love, and will sleep 3 (please note the head room is quite restricted and is only really suitable for little people).

£300 - £640

This 19th century cottage is situated on the Penwith peninsular close to Cape Cornwall. Backing onto the cricket ground, it is about an 8-minute walk to the town of St. Just, and about 10 minutes to Cape Cornwall Golf and Country Club. Although the cottage is over 200 years old, it has been completely re-furbished to modern standards, while retaining the character of this lovely old granite building. 

The lounge / dining room, with beamed ceilings and original internal granite walls, is some 21 feet by 16 with a multi-fuel stove in a lovely inglenook fireplace, although the cottage does also have full oil-fired central heating. The large and airy fully fitted kitchen was re-built in 2001 and has all the facilities you would expect, including a dishwasher. There are three bedrooms - one double, one twin and one study cum television room cum bedroom, which in total comfortably sleep 5 people. The shower room has a thermostatic shower as well as lavatory and hand basin, while the bathroom has a lavatory and hand basin along with the bath; there is also a downstairs cloakroom with lavatory and hand basin. Outside, the small front garden is protected from the prevailing winds with a dry-stone wall and hedges, and is a real suntrap. At the back is a raised parking area, and a stone shed. Sorry, but we do not accept children, smokers or pets.

£275 - £750

Our attractive and spacious barn conversion is in a peaceful location surrounded by open farmland, yet is just 2 miles from the picturesque harbour and shops / restaurants at Padstow. Just 3 miles away are several beautiful sandy beaches and the golf course at Trevose. There is also excellent cycling / walking along the Camel Trail and horse riding, water-skiing and sailing are available nearby. For the adventurous, there are extreme sports at Watergate Bay, 20 minutes away, and for the younger members of the family we are 5 minutes from Shires Adventure Park. If you want to explore further a field, we are only 30 minutes from the Eden Project and Lanhydrock House.

The barn retains many original features and provides very spacious accommodation throughout, with all the modern conveniences to make your stay a relaxing one. The large modern farmhouse kitchen is fully equipped, including Rayburn (plus back-up cooker), microwave, dishwasher, fridge and freezer, together with farmhouse table and chairs. A separate utility area houses a washing machine and tumble dryer, and there is also a separate WC downstairs. The large, yet cosy lounge has SatelliteTV, video, CD/radio/cassette etc. and French doors leading to a good sized south-facing conservatory offering further living and eating accommodation, overlooking the garden and farmland. On the first floor there are two large bedrooms and the bathroom - a large double with King size bed, ensuite shower cubicle and plenty of space for a cot, and a twin room with additional full size single bed. Outside is a large south facing secure lawned garden and patio with a barbeque, together with ample parking.

£195 - £850

Recently featured in Elle Decoration and Vogue Conde Naste Traveller, two original cottages & farmhouse bed and breakfast inland from the Fowey River - organic food & aromatherapy /reflexology treatments.  Both cottages have three bedrooms - 1 double, 1 twin and 1 single; Manor Cottage also benefits from a second bathroom.  

Manor Cottage is a 17th century Grade II listed Cornish Long house. Dining room doors open into the walled garden, formed from earlier ruins listed in the Doomsday Book. Architectural features include flagstone floors, oak beams, floodlit well, open fireplaces, cloam ovens. Piano.

200 yards down the lane, Cowslip Cottage is a 19th century building with open fireplaces, cloam ovens and a large old kitchen table. There are extensive gardens with views to the surrounding fields and valley.

£125 - £350

This idyllic stone built cottage is located in the heart of Port Isaac, a 700 year old fishing village in an area of outstanding natural beauty and a Heritage Coast Area. If you like surfing, golf, walking, fishing, sunbathing, dining, visiting places of historical interest, the Eden Project or simply peace and quiet then Port Isaac is for you.  

The cottage is set in a large secluded courtyard adjacent to the coastal footpath, and has many traditional features including exposed beams slate/wood floors, as well as all modern appliances. There is 1 double and 1 twin bedroom each with built in wardrobes, first floor bathroom with a white suite and an electric shower over the bath. The property comfortably sleeps four but can sleep six (extra charge) as there is a sofa bed in the lounge. 

£75 - £480

English Tourism Council 3 Star

The Roundhouse, Beech, Ash, Pond Meadow and Little Leighs are cottages converted from 18th Century farm buildings, standing at the end of a private tree lined drive, in a quiet rural setting. All cottages have small private gardens, and access to grounds of three acres with barbeque areas, children’s playing field and a small copse. Relax and unwind in an olde worlde atmosphere, with beamed ceilings, open log fires for those colder evenings, and an abundance of slate and open stonework, whilst still benefiting from modern facilities, such as colour television, microwave, washing machine etc.

The cottages are an ideal touring base for the north Cornish and Devon coast, famous for its sandy beaches, rock pools, surfing and coastal walks. We are 2 miles from the A39, with Crackington Haven, Bude and Boscastle all nearby. A shop, garage and public house are three miles away, at Wainhouse Corner. Clovelly, the Eden Project, and Padstow are all within a 45-minute drive. Accommodation varies from two to six persons per cottage, with wheelchair access in the Roundhouse. We are open throughout the year. Short breaks available in the low season and at short notice subject to availability. Pets welcome in certain cottages.

£135 - £515

English Tourism Council 3 Star

"Darrynane" is the home of Angela and David Clark and family, situated in a sheltered valley near St Breward on Bodmin Moor. Its idyllic setting boasts an ancient oak-wooded valley where mankind has lived for over two thousand years, a moorland river glade with a tumbling waterfall and two small trout lakes. There is abundant wildlife including squirrels, fish and eels as well as numerous species of bird-life including, jays, woodpeckers, kingfishers, fire-crests and bullfinches. The self catering cottages are situated in a perfect setting for a relaxing holiday for all to enjoy. Whether walkers, sightseers or creative people wanting to produce a masterpiece by capturing the many splendours of Darrynane in your work - all will find a haven here.

"Darrynane Cottages" are all individual ensuring that your specific needs can be met. Each self- catering cottage offers privacy and seclusion to the guests, with private parking and gardens with barbecues and patio furniture. The cottages are furnished and equipped to a good standard, including colour TVs, fully fitted kitchens with electric & microwave ovens, fridge freezers, electric heating, baths and showers and wood-burning stoves; a washing machine and tumble dryer is also available for use by guests. Well behaved dogs are always welcome.

The Lodge (sleeps 2) has one double ensuite bedroom with four-poster bed, Riverside (sleeps 4) has two bedrooms (1 dbl four-poster, 1 twin) and Lakeside (sleeps 4/6) has two bedrooms (1 dbl, 1 twin), plus a sofabed in the living area.

£199 - £520

St Hilary is situated at the heart of the Mounts Bay area at the very foot of Cornwall, 2 miles from the nearest sandy beaches and 3 miles from Marazion with St Michael's Mount. It is a small village with a beautifully decorated church, while shops and pubs serving food are within 3/4 of a mile at Goldsithney. An ideal base for a family or walking holiday, it has easy access to coastal and moorland walks on both the Land's End and the Lizard peninsulas, and St Ives Bay on the north coast as well. A host of local attractions includes The Tate Gallery at St Ives; beautiful houses and gardens at Godolphin House, Trengwainton, Trebah and Glendurgan; birds at Paradise Park; the Seal Sanctuary; Flambards theme park and Goonhilly Earth Station, as well as ancient archeological sites, mining museums etc.

The semi-detached cottage stands at the edge of a small group of cottages next to open fields and woods, with a stunning view towards St Ives from the master bedroom. It has been tastefully modernised to provide comfortable and attractive accommodation comprising on the ground floor - entrance hall, large kitchen / diner, large living room, small conservatory, toilet, and on the first floor, three bedrooms (1 King Size double, 2 Twins) and large bathroom with bath, shower and toilet. Outside, there are sunny front and back gardens with garden furniture and parking for 3 cars, as well as a garage serving as a games room with table tennis.

£150 - £595

Cornish Tourist Board approved

Approached by a long private tree-lined drive and completely surrounded by beautiful open countryside, Trecan Farm Cottages are built from traditional Cornish stone and provide the perfect setting for a peaceful relaxing holiday. Children can play safely in the paddocks, meet the goats or feed the rabbits and chickens and collect eggs. We also have our own all weather tennis court and a games barn with snooker, table tennis and darts. The situation is idyllic, just 10 mins from Looe and its superb beaches, and only 15 minutes from the acclaimed Eden Project.

The three stone cottages and detached stone barn provide excellent accommodation, with open plan layouts downstairs with extremely well-equipped kitchens and attractive woodburners (logs provided).   The Hayloft (sleeps 5), Holly Cottage (sleeps 5) and Ricann Cottage (sleeps 4-6) have two bedrooms, while The Linhay (sleeps 5) has three bedrooms.

£212 - £840

English Tourism Council 4 Stars

Situated in the glorious North Cornwall, our four cottages are set around a peaceful rural courtyard and provide cosy, quality, well-equipped (freezers, dishwashers, microwaves, videos etc) self-catering accommodation. Features include conservatories, woodburners, gardens, ample parking and credit cards accepted.  

Located down a quiet country lane and surrounded by farmland, the Mill is within easy reach of many beautiful sandy beaches, the Camel Trail and the Eden Project, and has convenient road access to all parts of Cornwall. Wadebridge 3 miles, Padstow 5 miles. Click on the pictures for full details, prices, availability and secure online booking.  

£425 - £1015

Westward is a newly renovated and stylish house located in a stunning cliff-top position overlooking the beach in the unspoilt fishing village of Porthleven. Facing south west, it has fantastic views over Mounts Bay and beyond, with a large terrace and garden from which to enjoy these wonderful panoramic views.  

The accommodation is large and spacious, with no expense being spared in creating a truly luxurious home. The lounge and dining area has new sofas, TV, video and fantastic views from a huge window overlooking the sea. The fully-fitted kitchen is very well equipped, including washing machine, dishwasher, microwave etc. The Main bedroom is a stunning room, with wrought iron bed, dressing room area, en-suite bathroom and huge windows with panoramic views, and a private balcony. The second bedroom is also a double, with en-suite bathroom, while the third bedroom has bunk beds and a further en-suite bathroom with shower. 

£490 - £1300

The house is situated on a private quay in a hamlet of only four houses at the end of a private lane, set beside the Helford River on the Lizard Peninsula on the Southern Coast of Cornwall. The ever changing scene is of the tidal estuary, with facinating river birds and small boats to watch, from window, balcony or water. Many artists and craftsmen work in this area and there are is an excellent organic farm shop within walking distance. Lovely local beaches and gardens to visit are nearby. There are plenty of things to do in the area, including cycling, fishing, golf, horse riding, mountain biking, sailing, surfing, swimming, tennis, walking, water skiing and wind-surfing. Guests also have the use of our rowing boat, motor boat and sailing dinghy.

The 300 year old building is centrally heated and comfortably furnished with books, paintings and items of family history. Every room has a peaceful river view; unique and unspoilt countryside surrounds the house. The accommodation comprises living / dining room with open fire, TV, video, cd, stereo system, comfortable seating for 6 and dining table / chairs for 6. The kitchen is fully equipped, and includes dishwasher, freezer, fridge, grill, hob, microwave, oven, washing machine and drier. There are three bedrooms (1 double, 1 twin, 1 with 3ft bunks), one bathroom and a separate wc. Outside there is a balcony overlooking the river, garden and terrace, with barbeque and garden furniture; 2 bicycles are also provided.

£375 - £795

Mellangoose is situated approximately 5 minutes by car away from the beautiful unspoilt fishing village of Porthleven, and five minutes from the historic town of Helston. Surrounded by its own extensive gardens, it has been recently refurbished to a very high standard throughout - so much of the furniture and furnishings are brand new - and it has a real 'cottage feel' - with features such as beamed ceilings, wooden floors, country style furniture and fresh Laura Ashley fabrics.  

The accommodation comprises Lounge overlooking the gardens, with TV, Video, Hi-Fi, Dining room with bay windows looking down the garden, and top quality hand made fitted Kitchen with solid wood work tops, Belfast sink, dishwasher, fridge /freezer, microwave etc. There are three bedrooms - a double with brand new furniture and beamed ceiling, a lovely twin bedroom with beautiful fabrics and large cottage windows overlooking the gardens, and a bunk room with twin bunk beds, again all brand new, overlooking the pretty garden. There are two bathrooms - one with shower, decorated with strong blues, and wood floors, the second having a bath with hand shower and lovely tiled floors.  

£150 - £845

Set in a 100 acre estate overlooking Sandymouth Bay, offering quality accommodation at very competitive prices. This countryside setting has many coastal and inland walks, on land owned by the National trust, with spectacular views and only 1 mile from the beach. 

Houndapitt Farm Cottages was formerly 19th Century stables and barns, its tasteful conversion has retained much of the old character. Its large paved courtyard is decked out with a blaze of colour in the summer. Each cottage has it's own parking space adjacent to the cottage. We also have a large games room, adventure playgound and a coarse fishing lake which is free to our guests, all this and we are only a 10 minuite drive into the main town of Bude.

All the cottages are of a high standard, superbly equipped (some including dishwashers), and provide exceptional value for money. The lounge areas have comfortable settees, arm chairs, occasional tables and reading lamps and the all-important remote controlled colour tv and video recorder. Bedrooms have comfortable beds with duvets and pillows, bed side lights, wardrobes dressing table areas, drawer or shelf space, and Master bedrooms have a hairdryer. Children are always welcome and the cottages are well-equipped for all your family needs, from cots and highchairs to safety gates and baby baths. The cottages have either two or three bedrooms to sleep 4 or 6, while the largest property, Grenville Farmhouse, has four bedrooms to sleep up to 9.

£135 - £850

English Tourism Council 3 & 4 Stars

Gooseham Barton is a 50 acre farm situated in the parish of Morwenstow on the North Cornwall / Devon coast, an area of outstanding natural beauty. Gooseham Barton is a licensed riding stables, established in 1974 and approved by the British Horse Society, catering for everyone from the complete beginner to the experienced rider.

The Farmhouse with its beamed ceilings, inglenook fireplaces and creaky floors, first mentioned in the early 1300's is something a little different and special. Brought up to modern standards over the years the traditional farmhouse character and old world charm have been well preserved. Spacious and very well equipped the Farmhouse sleeps up to 10 people and is ideal for larger groups or two families sharing.

The cottages have been tastefully converted to retain the character of these former farm buildings, and are all fully equipped including washing machines and microwaves. Each has two bedrooms, but the layout of each is slightly different, so that with the use of sofabeds, they sleep from 4 to 7 people.   

£140 - £1095

English Tourism Council 3 & 4 Stars

Hilton Farmhouse and holiday cottages are set in 25 rural acres with panoramic views of unspoilt countryside and the sea, in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Superbly positioned on the Devon and Cornwall borders, they are just 2 miles from sandy, surfing beaches and quiet coastal hamlets.  The cottages and farmhouse share use of the superb outdoor heated swimming pool and jacuzzi, together with the kids activity area, BBQ / picnic area and, from June 2003, an all-weather tennis court.  

The Farmhouse has five bedrooms (2 dbl ensuite, 1 dbl, 1 twin and 1 bunk bedded) plus a family bathroom to sleep up to 10 people. It has a large character lounge with slate floors and woodburner, dining room with farmhouse table to seat 12, and a fully equipped kitchen including dishwasher.  

Six of the cottages are tastefully restored and fully equipped barn conversions, sleeping between 2 to 6 people. The remaining three cottages have been newly built to a luxury specification, and are sympathetically constructed to blend with the existing 16th and 18th century cottages. These cottages sleep 4,6 and 7 people.  

£231 - £2016

English Tourism Council 5 Stars

Kennacott Court is a unique collection of cottages set in 75 acres of grounds and farmland with magnificent views over rolling countryside to the sea at Widemouth Bay, just half a mile away, set in the heart of Cornwall's Atlantic Heritage Coast.  

The cottages are superbly furnished and comprehensively equipped to the highest standard, all with dishwasher, washer / dryer, television and video, microwave, CD player etc.  All cottages are rated FIVE STARS - the highest grading possible - by the English Tourism Council.  

The magnificent indoor leisure building has a large indoor swimming pool, sauna, solarium, snooker, fitness room and well-equipped games room. In the grounds are two all-weather tennis courts, adventure trail, football, putting green, gas fired barbeques and nature walk. A unique feature is a delightful par 22 golf course with six full length holes all with superb Atlantic views.  

£220 - £780

These three delightful cottages are situated on a working farm above the beautiful, lush valley of Lamorna, which is steeped in history and renowned for its artists, and a mere twenty minutes stroll to the cove. Near Lands End, we are an ideal location for exploring the West Country, being close to the famous Minack Theatre, Penzance and St. Ives. There are many sandy beaches nearby and wonderful walking from the doorstep to coastal footpaths. There are shops 2.5 miles away, with a pub about 0.5 mile away.

The three cottages have been tastefully converted from granite barns, all furnished to a high standard of comfort, fully equipped, warm and very cosy. All have full central heating and electricity, colour TV, video, Hi-Fi, automatic washing machine, dishwasher, microwave oven, fridge / freezer, high chair, duvets with linen and towels, and ample parking. Hot tubs are an added luxury in Meadowside and Bew Cottage, whilst all three boast their own peaceful, secluded garden and furnished patio. Well behaved pets are welcome by prior arrangement.

Meadowside (sleeps 4) is a single storey barn converted to a high degree of luxury, with fully equipped kitchen / lounge area with with log burner and glorious rural views over the surrounding countryside. It has two bedrooms (large double with French doors to patio, one twin), elegant bathroom with bath and separate shower cubicle. Bew Cottage (sleeps 6) is a charming converted barn, ideal for that romantic break. It has a heavily beamed lounge with log burner, and rustic-style kitchen / dining-room with terracotta-tiled floor. French doors from both the kitchen and the lounge lead out onto the large patio. Upstairs there are three bedrooms - a double bedroom with four-poster bed and en-suite shower, a second double and a bunk-bedded room. The family bathroom has bath, wc, basin and shower cubicle. Tremornah Cottage (sleeps 6/11) is a spacious "upside-down" converted barn, very warm and homely, with farmhouse-style kitchen / dining-room with oil-fired Aga, large beamed living room with open fire and sofa bed upstairs, and three bedrooms downstairs - one large double with additional bunk-beds, one double with extra single bed and shower cubicle, and one twin-bedded room. The family bathroom has bath, shower cubicle, wc and basin.