Mousehole is a very picturesque fishing village. Lots a beautiful places to visit within a ten mile radius. It was a shame that Little Dorrit was so small inside, the photos made it look a lot more spacious & Light ! Also no privacy - locals walked passed the front & side windows often looking in. The Ship Inn Mousehole was closed most of the week.

Amazing picturesque location right on the harbour front. Within walking distance from everything you would need. A great base for driving to beaches.

We recently stayed at Little Dorrit - it’s a gorgeous clean and cosy cottage filled with interesting objects and very well equipped for a family holiday. It was a lovely place to come back to after a long day out. It’s right by all the local amenities (shops, restaurants & bus stop) and of course the little beach and harbour - perfect if you have young kids. Mousehole is gorgeous and a good base to get around west Cornwall. Only downsides for us (but not of major concern) were the intermittent WiFi and the mattress in main room is softer than we are used to but the beds in the second room were perfect. Thank you Patricia for your warm welcome and the goodies you left for us on arrival, they were much appreciated. We loved our stay in your cottage and hope to be back one day. (Ps my little boy counted 21 clocks in the cottage)

Wonderful location, easy access to everything in the village, carnival was on so lots of locals. Weather was super till Thursday then the storm came but it was a great place to be stranded.

Close to but certainly not overlooking the harbour, Over sized furniture and clutter in all rooms spoil what could be a charming cottage. The heating is very complicated to operate.(good job the electric stove worked) as the cottage is cold in the evenings. Mousehole itself is charming but I imagine it would be difficult to park during peak season, however it was a great base to visit the surrounding areas.

This place has clearly been furnished with a lot of love. No bland neutrals here! However it’s modern where you need it The WiFi’s good, the beds are really comfy and the cooker and telly are modern. Great location a step from the harbour for those early morning swims and no noise that we noticed from the ship inn a few doors down. If you haven’t been before, Mousehole is Enid Blyton idyllic. Thoroughly recommend.

I post very reviews on Tripadvisor. This property is well worth a review, it is in an excellent location by the harbour and only 2 doors up from the excellent Ship Inn. The cottage is well furnished in an antique style and was warm and cosy. The hospitality from the owners is second to none, we were greeted warmly by Pat on arrival and she explained all to us, she even had purchased some basic groceries for us and a complimentary bottle of Bubbles which was very much appreciated. The only slight question I had during our stay was answered promptly and resolved without issue. The property was spotlessly clean. All in all an excellent find and we would love to return another day. Thank You Pat 😊

Thanks to Pat and Alan for making such a comfortable and well appointed place for us to call home for our wonderful 20 night stay. Mousehole is a charming, character filled village with lots of great walks. We also enjoyed a little boat trip from the harbour. The whole of Cornwall was delightful and it was awesome to come back each evening and be able to really relax with a wine or two whilst making dinner in the kitchen. Nothing was too much bother for Pat and Alan who had a plumbing issue quickly sorted whilst we were out and bought summer weight quilts while we were there as the weather was so WARM. Flowers and champagne on arrival certainly started our visit the right way as did the supply of immediate essentials. Could not be happier with our stay.

We stayed here for a week , I wish it had been a month ! Beautiful cottage full of character , dressed and furnished with such care , very traditional , which we personally prefer to some ‘ikea’ decor , nothing plastic in sight ! , Mousehole feels enchanting , even if you’ve not been before , you end up feeling sad leaving , little Dorrit adds to this experience, Patricia is lovely and very welcoming , lots of lovely touches when we arrived, the effort and care is very much appreciated , and we can’t wait to re book .

This is a beautiful cottage in a bygone style. The owner, who is very pleasant and generous, must have gone to no end of trouble with the furnishings to make it into almost a museum-piece! I mean that in a complimentary way! There are disadvantages, because it is very tiny but nonetheless, very comfortable. It does not have the minimum amount of furnishings to "get by" but it is full of antiques, old pictures, lovely curtains, and a million cushions. The modern equipment all works well - the shower, washing machine and cooker. The stairs are very steep, but despite being arthritic, I was able to get up and down them well after a few goes. I would mention though, like a previous guest, that it would help if the left-hand rail could be mounted the right way up, as it is upside down at the moment so you can't grip it. We stayed over Christmas, and we were bowled over by the beautiful decorations, and generosity in providing champagne (as opposed to Prosecco which I hate!) and Christmas crackers, as well as preserves. The bed was very comfortable too. I would say it was quite cold upstairs for the first 24 hours, but it warmed up after that. It is a lovely place to stay around Christmas. We got to join in Tom Bawcocks Eve and even got some stargazey pie! It helps to be next-door-but-one to The Ship and in the middle of it all. The price is also very reasonable - this is an owner you can trust. Note that for loading and unloading, you can usually use the tiny space outside the Ship Inn.