Little Harbour Guest House offers guest accommodation situated in the lovely coastal town of Looe in Cornwall.
Guests are welcome to come and go as they please and are provided with
their own front door key for the convenience of 24 hour access. A full
English breakfast is served in addition to a self service buffet of
cereals, muesli and yoghurts. A toast rack and percolated coffee with
warmed milk complete the breakfast table.
We have an open aspect dining room, overlooking Church Square to the front of the building. A full English breakfast is served in addition to a self service buffet of cereals, muesli and grapefruit. A toast rack with tea or coffee completes the breakfast table. A lighter breakfast, vegetarians, vegans and special diets can also be catered for.
For visitors who are going out early on excursions and who would otherwise miss their breakfast, we provide a packed breakfast to take out. This is particularly popular for visiting anglers and fishermen.
Little Harbour provides an ideal base for visiting the south east of Cornwall. The guest house stands near to Looe River and harbour on the western side of the town. It is named after the little harbour which used to extend from the main river to the outside of the building where boats used to moor alongside.
We have an open aspect dining room, overlooking Church Square to the front of the building. A full English breakfast is served in addition to a self service buffet of cereals, muesli and grapefruit. A toast rack with tea or coffee completes the breakfast table. A lighter breakfast, vegetarians, vegans and special diets can also be catered for.
For visitors who are going out early on excursions and who would otherwise miss their breakfast, we provide a packed breakfast to take out. This is particularly popular for visiting anglers and fishermen.
Little Harbour provides an ideal base for visiting the south east of Cornwall. The guest house stands near to Looe River and harbour on the western side of the town. It is named after the little harbour which used to extend from the main river to the outside of the building where boats used to moor alongside.
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