The Fieldhead Hotel

Looe

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From time to time we advertise our rooms on other web sites. If ever you find a cheaper rate for The Fieldhead Hotel in Looe than our quoted rate, we will give you a discount of 5% off that rate. Just call us - 01503 262689 - and tell us where you saw the cheaper rate and what was being quoted.

All our rates include our Great British Breakfast.

The Fieldhead Hotel offers a very high (AA 80%) standard of hotel services and comfort being in the top 10% in Cornwall.

The only Hotel in Looe to feature in Good Hotel Guide since 2008.
Clean, bright, airy, recently refurbished en-suite sea view rooms some with own balcony, trouser press, safe and fridge; all with FreeView Television, free internet access, telephone, iron and ironing board.

Daily changing menus using ingredients purchased daily by the Owners ensure freshness, quality, variety, guest appeal and value for money while some herbs are also home grown.

• Free on site parking.

• Award winning terraces and gardens.

• Magnificent sea views across Looe Bay.

• Heated swimming pool.

• 15 minute waterside walk or 3 minute drive to Town Centre.

An excellent area for visiting many National Trust properties in the Looe and South-East Cornwall area and other attractions including The Eden Project. Cliff top and moorland walks. Looe has a great variety of Shops, Restaurants; With an excellent selection of Pubs and bustling fishing harbour ensures Looe and The Fieldhead Hotel appeal to every age.

The town 'centre' is at East Looe, with its cobbled streets, quaint cottages, shops and the busy fishing harbour.The Fieldhead is situated in West Looe, only a fifteen minute walk along the waterside to the centre of town. In summer a passenger ferry plys across the harbour mouth. The town beach is popular in the summer months while the rock pools and sandy coves below the hotel provide interest all year round.

Built in 1896 as a grand private residence, The Fieldhead is now a traditional, warm and friendly country house style hotel offering a very high standard of comfort and service. It occupies a prime, elevated position with unrivalled sea views from virtually every room across Looe Bay to Rame Head and beyond. Fascinating Looe Island, still in private hands is but a stones throw from the hotel, while the famous Eddystone Lighthouse is 12 miles away on the horizon.

Hotel Accommodation
Virtually all bedrooms have tremendous sea views - a perfect way to start and end the day is by gazing out on the ever changing views and colours. Every bedroom is ensuite with bath and shower; and all have recently been refurbished. Four superior rooms offer more space and are luxuriously equipped. Two have their own balcony and two are on the ground floor

Most of our rooms are doubles or twins, but some are available for single occupancy. Our new single bedroom has full ensuite bathe & shower, and a Family Room with double bed and bunk beds. All rooms have colour TV, radio, direct dial phone, tea/coffee making facilities, hairdryer and iron. The Swimming Pool and terrace Heated and open from mid May to the end of September; the Fieldhead's large, newly renovated swimming pool is set in the cliff above the garden and is a veritable sun trap with more wonderful sea views. The Fieldhead is set in 1½ acres of gardens and terraces which provide a most attractive setting for reading, relaxing or watching the activity at sea. Constantly changing and improving, the award winning garden contains many new plants including palms, agaves, phormiums and tree ferns. Wining and Dining The Restaurant at The Fieldhead has far reaching views across Looe Bay and diners delight in watching the fishing fleet come and go throughout the day. Mainly French and English, a daily changing menu with several choices offers a wide variety of fresh local produce.  Naturally, fresh seafood, straight off the boats in Looe Harbour is a speciality, including John Dory, monkfish, sole, plaice, brill, sea bass, turbot, local scallops, mackerel and in season, Lobster and Crab. The wine list contains over 40 carefully selected wines from France, Germany, Australia, USA, New Zealand and Chile. All are chosen for their high quality at value for money prices. A Fieldhead Breakfast is the perfect way to start the day with an extensive range of cereals, fruit, yoghurts, pastries, ham and cheese, which can be followed by a full traditional English Breakfast including kippers and haddock. Click here for Tariff Booking Enquiries please e-mail: fieldheadhotel@gmail.com Tel: +00 44 (0)1503 262689 Fax: +00 44 (0)1503 264114

AROUND & ABOUT - Places To Visit The Eden Project has proved a tremendous success. Opened in March 2001, it has become one of the most visited attractions in the country. Unique and unforgettable, the giant 'biomes', nestled in a disused china clay pit, display plants from all over the world. The interpretation of why plants are so important and how they fit into our environment is fascinating for visitors of all ages. An easy 30 minutes drive from The Fieldhead, Eden is a must for every visitor to Cornwall. Fast track tickets available. Looe itself provides a myriad of activities and interesting things to see ranging from rock and sea fishing, golf (five quality courses within a 40 minutes drive), tennis and bowls (near the hotel), plenty of coastal and countryside walking and of course the beach. The picturesque fishing village of Polperro is just 15 minutes away by car or a spectacular 2½ hour walk along the coastal path. Fowey and Polruan, twin towns connected by ferry are close by, as are the historic towns of Bodmin, Liskeard and St Austell. Plymouth with its famous Hoe, National Marine Aquarium, marinas and shops is a 40 minute drive, with the Cathedral City of Truro just one hours drive away. Bodmin Moor and Dartmoor offer unrivalled walking and nature opportunities while the North Coast of Cornwall has spectacular scenery. For the garden lover, there are the fascinating Lost Gardens of Heligan, 30 minutes drive away and other equally fine examples such as Trebah, set in a hidden valley and Glendurgan with its famous maze. Although at their best in the spring, visitors can enjoy a huge range of plants throughout the year, many not grown anywhere else in the UK. Alongside the magnificent gardens, National Trust properties at Llanhydrock, Antony, Mount Edgecumbe and Cotehele are all an easy drive from The Fieldhead.