Welcome to Honeysuckle Cottage - our charming cottage for up to two guests in north Cornwall.
You are sure to while away many an hour on the sunny terrace.
The cosy sitting/dining-room is waiting to greet you.
A super-king size bed awaits - what a luxury to have that much room in bed.
Step into the kitchen/breakfast-room.
Enjoy relaxing holiday breakfasts at Honeysuckle Cottage.
Honeysuckle Cottage also has a separate utility-room.
Plenty of room to chill out and relax.
The toasty wood-burner is a welcome sight on chillier days.
You have the option to eat in the sitting/dining-room as well. the choice is yours.
The large garden is enclosed - ideal for any four-legged friends.
The bedroom is surprisingly spacious.
The TV is the perfect excuse for an early night or lazy lie-in.
The cottage is full of character.
Come and enjoy a well deserved break in north Cornwall.
Enjoy leisurely holiday soaks or a quick freshen-up shower.
Honeysuckle Cottage, on the right, is one of a pair of charming semi-detached cottages.
Picture perfect Port Isaac - home of TVs Doc Martin, The Fisherman's Friends and two of celebrity chef Nathan Outlaw's restaurants.
Spend a day at the pretty harbourside village of Boscastle - there are some great walks to discover.
Ramblers will delights at the dramatic landscape of nearby Bodmin Moor.
Hire some bikes and head off along the Camel Trail.
The beach at Daymer Bay is a firm family favourite.
Indulge in some culinary delights at trendy Padstow.
The waves at Polzeath attract surfers from far and wide.
Honeysuckle Cottage
55854.4 miles SE of Port Isaac | Sleeps 2 + cot
7 Nights from £437
- 1 Reviews
Mrs Archer July 2025
Honeysuckle Cottage provided the perfect base for our Cornish holiday, and we've already recommended it to friends and family! Its location was ideal for experiencing North Cornwall, embarking on the many stunning coastal walks, accessing the Camel Trail or spending sunny days on nearby beaches. The closest beach, Tregardock, was wild and stunning at low tide, but if you prefer an easier option, Trebarwith Sands was more family-friendly and accessible. The cottage itself was squeaky clean, cosy and welcoming. It was comfortable and spacious, offering plenty of room inside and out to relax and unwind after our long days exploring the coast and country. One of the highlights was the beautiful garden, large terrace and garden furniture, which enabled us to enjoy breakfast and supper outdoors, soaking up the last drops of sunshine every day! For home cooking, the cottage was incredibly well-equipped. Beyond the essentials, we were touched by all the thoughtful extras that made our stay even more lovely – it's clear a lot of care has gone into making guests feel welcome. ...
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