Poole Farm

We were lucky enough to stay the night here on a beautiful Spring day. Louise couldn’t do enough for us, from bringing us towels as we’d forgotten to pack any, to serving us fantastic food at the picnic bench outside as we enjoyed the last of the sunshine. We thoroughly enjoyed the hot tub and slept really well in the comfy bed. Poole Farm is so well-situated; we were only a short drive away from a fantastic circular walk from Trebarwith. Thanks so much…we will be back!

We had the pleasure to stay at what must be one of the best B&B I have experienced. The owners greeted and took us to our room (Tamar) in the large country house. The room is large and very well appointed with coffee machine, fridge, kettle, hairdryer etc. Plus a very comfortable bed. Dinner is offered, which we took up, with a varied choice. The fish pie was excellent, served in the dining room. Opposite is a guest lounge, again beutifully appointed. Breakfast in the morning was equally served to a delicious high standard with plenty of options. The whole property is immaculate. The bedroom had lovely cotten sheets and duvet. Bathroom was fully supplied with Neals Yard products. A very luxurious B&B with excellent owners.

Poole Farm B&B / hotel was quite simply brilliant. Nestled in the country north of Launceston, Poole Farm offers the charm and elegance of an old English manor. We stayed for two nights. We were warmly met at the door by Greg (co-owner) and Rufus (friendly spaniel) which somehow set the tone for the rest of the stay. The room was immaculately furnished and maintained with all the necessary facilities and a hugely comfortable bed. We wanted for nothing. The breakfast selection was vast with a personal recommendation to experience the full English breakfast. Wonderfully prepared and cooked by Louise (co-owner), she demonstrated an impressive culinary talent. The breakfast was so good we decided to take dinner there too, which was equally well-presented and particularly tasty. A small computer glitch due to the worldwide outage was swiftly resolved. There really is nothing of substance to offer on how Poole Farm could be improved. It was simply outstanding.

Poole Farm B&B / hotel was quite simply brilliant. Nestled in the country north of Launceston, Poole Farm offers the charm and elegance of an old English manor. We stayed for two nights. We were met at the door by Greg (co-owner) and Rufus (friendly spaniel). The room was immaculately furnished and maintained with all the necessary facilities and a hugely comfortable bed. We wanted for nothing. The breakfast selection was vast; with a recommendation of the full English breakfast. Wonderfully prepared and cooked by Louise (co-owner), who has an impressive culinary talent. The breakfast was so good we decided to take dinner there too, which was equally well-presented and particularly tasty. There really is nothing to offer on how Poole Farm could be improved. It was simply outstanding.

This is an outstanding rural bed and breakfast. We stayed for one night whilst walking the Tamara Way. Louise cooked a restaurant quality evening meal followed by a superb breakfast. The attention to detail is exceptional as is the warmth of welcome.

On arriving Lou and Rufus (Springer Spaniel) gave my husband and I a very warm greeting. Lou took us to our room and what a room. Luxurious indeed, with great views. Neals Yard toiletries, Border biscuits, fresh milk, water in a very silent fridge. Kettle and Tassimo coffee machine. Fluffy towels, robes, slippers and the most comfortable bed ever. It was my birthday and lovely Lou left a birthday card for me. Lou is just one amazing cook and our evening meal was just the best, in the very lovely dining room. Both breakfast menu and if you desire an evening meal are delicious with a variety of dishes to choose from. Fresh produce from their garden was a delight. We did meet Greg (Lous' husband) and he like Lou was so very lovely. The house is so clean and welcoming and the gardens are so very well kept. Both Lou and Greg was a mindful of information of places to visit. We have booked the annexe for May 2024 and honestly cannot wait to get back. Can honestly say, Poole Farm is just the place we have stayed in.