The Salt Loft - An Idyllic Hideaway In The Heart Of Fowey
Apartment in Fowey
2 guests · 1 bedroom · 1 bath
Reasons to book
Guests love it hereGuests give this property a top rating
Free cancellationFull refund if you change your mind
Great for petsBring all your friends and family, even the furry ones
About this apartment rental
Most certainly a romantic getaway for two, The Salt Loft is a beautiful, conveniently appointed apartment which is located right within the heart of Fowey, offering the most perfect escape for two. Tucked quietly away, it ensures a peaceful, private retreat yet within accessible reach of the town. Cleverly, stylishly designed containing bespoke, luxurious, comfortable furnishings and Lesley Holmes paintings. A 55” flat screen Smart TV in the lounge and bedroom. Lovingly restored and intuitively designed with its mood lighting, the overall accommodation has an intimate, exquisite, opulent feel. Collapse into the plush king size bed after feasting in one of the many fine restaurants that Fowey has to offer or switch on the lamp, crack open the bubby and cook up your favourite dish for the one you love in the well equipped kitchen.
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Our Handy Guide To Fowey!
FOOD & DRINK
You certainly won’t go hungry while you’re on holiday in Fowey – these are our favourite places to eat out!
- Evening Meals: The Quay House Hotel, Fowey Harbour Hotel and King of Prussia
- Relaxed and Family Friendly Dining: Sams, The Galleon and Havaeners
- Cafés, Lunch and Light Bites: Brown Sugar, Pinky Murphy, The Lifebuoy Café and The Cornish Bakery
- Tea Rooms: The Dwelling House and The Well House
- International: Pintxo, Sunny Spice and Bufala
-Take Home Treats: Haveners Fish & Chips, Kittows Deli and Game of Cones
SHOPPING
There are several well-loved brand stores in Fowey such as Seasalt, Joules, Fat Face, and Mountain Warehouse. But the real charm of the town lies in the wide range of boutique, unique and independent shops. You can spend hours browsing for clothes, homewares, crafts, glassware, art, antiques, books, seaside knick-knacks, traditional children’s toys and don't forget the old-fashioned sweet shop!
There are also top-quality bakeries where you can find bread, rolls, pasties, cakes and treats. There may be no large supermarket, but with two local convenience stores and a Boots, you'll still find everything you need. There is a Co-op around 5 miles away, Asda and Tesco are around 7 miles, and all the major supermarkets will deliver online shopping as well.
THINGS TO SEE & DO
Fowey is an estuary river town, so the obvious thing to do is spend a day messing about on the water! There are many kayak, canoe, and boat hire centres that go from both Quays. If you don’t have the strongest sea legs, then why not just take the passenger ferry over to Polruan for an afternoon! If you fancy going a little further, you can take the ferry round to Mevagissey too.
In the centre of Fowey there is a sweet little aquarium, and a local museum – both are worth a peek! Fowey has a 14th century church in the centre of the town and a 15th century fort, St. Catherine’s Castle, on the edge of the estuary.
The closest beach to town is Readymoney Cove, which has clean sands and is perfect for swimming. A swimming platform is moored off the beach during the summer months. There is also a fabulous little shop for all your seaside needs. However, no dogs are allowed between Easter and October.
There is a secret sea-pool hidden away at Whitehouse Pier which is perfect for a refreshing paddle while looking out over the estuary. It can only be found at certain times, so check those tide times!
Within a 5/10-minute drive, you can be at Polridmouth, Polkerris or Par Sands, and within a half hour drive you’ll find Carlyon Bay, Charlestown, Porthpean, Pentewan or Mevagissey.
An hour’s drive and you are on the north coast of Cornwall – this is where you will find the more dramatic views, coastline and good surfing on some of the beaches.
Bit of a thrill seeker? Then Cornwall has some fantastic opportunities to get your adrenaline buzz! Hang Loose at Eden have zip wires and giant air swings, Adrenaline Quarry near Liskeard is perfect for a day full of crazy activities, and Retallack Watersports near Newquay is the place to head for total-wipeout style aqua adventures.
There are hundreds of miles of fantastic walks in Cornwall. The South West Coastal Path alone winds 630 miles around the county, and The Saints Way is 27 miles from Fowey on the south coast, right across to Padstow on the north coast. The Fowey Hall Walk is much more manageable at 4 miles and is the best way to see Fowey from all angles! We also particularly enjoy the Gribbin Head walk, especially when the Daymark is open in the summer. Whether you enjoy the sea, woods, rivers, moors or fields, you will not be disappointed with the walks in Cornwall.
The closest major attractions are The Eden Project and The Lost Gardens of Heligan. They really do offer something for everyone and make an enjoyable day-trip. For green-fingered travellers, there are also many other great gardens; in fact, there are officially 12 Great Gardens of Cornwall!
Cornwall is very famous for its tin mining heritage, and you will see many old engine houses dotted across the landscape. The countryside directly surrounding Fowey and St Austell is locally known as Clay Country due to its abundance of China Clay. Wheal Martyn is an interesting museum that gives a good insight into the history and culture of the clay works, and if you take the walk to the top of the grounds it overlooks a modern working pit.
There are lots of National Trust and English Heritage sites across Cornwall, as well as stately homes and gardens. Some of our local favourites are Lanhydrock House, Pencarrow House, Restormel Castle and Caerhays Estate.
Don’t forget to follow Fowey Homes Holidays on social media for inspiration on days out. When booking your trip with us, please feel free to ask for some personal recommendations - we’d love to help you discover the real hidden gems of Cornwall and get the most of out of your time in beautiful Fowey.
We do not have parking, but there is a loading bay right outside the house. Caffa Mill carpark is a 10 minute walk away.
There are three long stay car parks in Fowey, all run by Cornwall Council. You can get hourly, daily, weekly and rover passes on their website or using the Just Park app.
There is also a free car park opposite squire’s field on Park Road. There are no allocated spaces and can fill up quickly during the summer weeks.
During the winter (Oct 1st – Apr 30th) there is a 2-hour short-stay car park on the town quay. There is also a short stay car park all year round at Albert Quay.
The nearest train is Par Station, which has direct services from London Paddington and beyond. It's then a 10 minute taxi trip into Fowey.
The main bus stop in Fowey can be found outside the Safe Harbour pub, and the 24 & 25 First Kernow services stop here. There is also a fabulous bus stop at the end of Lankelly Lane, which has a yearly make-over by the people of Fowey to give a real enjoyable space while waiting for the bus.
Fowey also has its own town bus service which picks up from outside the church and runs to the car parks and some other destinations on request.
The closest airport is Newquay, which is around 30 minute away by car.
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Our Handy Guide To Fowey!
FOOD & DRINK
You certainly won’t go hungry while you’re on holiday in Fowey – these are our favourite places to eat out!
- Evening Meals: The Quay House Hotel, Fowey Harbour Hotel and King of Prussia
- Relaxed and Family Friendly Dining: Sams, The Galleon and Havaeners
- Cafés, Lunch and Light Bites: Brown Sugar, Pinky Murphy, The Lifebuoy Café and The Cornish Bakery
- Tea Rooms: The Dwelling House and The Well House
- International: Pintxo, Sunny Spice and Bufala
-Take Home Treats: Haveners Fish & Chips, Kittows Deli and Game of Cones
SHOPPING
There are several well-loved brand stores in Fowey such as Seasalt, Joules, Fat Face, and Mountain Warehouse. But the real charm of the town lies in the wide range of boutique, unique and independent shops. You can spend hours browsing for clothes, homewares, crafts, glassware, art, antiques, books, seaside knick-knacks, traditional children’s toys and don't forget the old-fashioned sweet shop!
There are also top-quality bakeries where you can find bread, rolls, pasties, cakes and treats. There may be no large supermarket, but with two local convenience stores and a Boots, you'll still find everything you need. There is a Co-op around 5 miles away, Asda and Tesco are around 7 miles, and all the major supermarkets will deliver online shopping as well.
THINGS TO SEE & DO
Fowey is an estuary river town, so the obvious thing to do is spend a day messing about on the water! There are many kayak, canoe, and boat hire centres that go from both Quays. If you don’t have the strongest sea legs, then why not just take the passenger ferry over to Polruan for an afternoon! If you fancy going a little further, you can take the ferry round to Mevagissey too.
In the centre of Fowey there is a sweet little aquarium, and a local museum – both are worth a peek! Fowey has a 14th century church in the centre of the town and a 15th century fort, St. Catherine’s Castle, on the edge of the estuary.
The closest beach to town is Readymoney Cove, which has clean sands and is perfect for swimming. A swimming platform is moored off the beach during the summer months. There is also a fabulous little shop for all your seaside needs. However, no dogs are allowed between Easter and October.
There is a secret sea-pool hidden away at Whitehouse Pier which is perfect for a refreshing paddle while looking out over the estuary. It can only be found at certain times, so check those tide times!
Within a 5/10-minute drive, you can be at Polridmouth, Polkerris or Par Sands, and within a half hour drive you’ll find Carlyon Bay, Charlestown, Porthpean, Pentewan or Mevagissey.
An hour’s drive and you are on the north coast of Cornwall – this is where you will find the more dramatic views, coastline and good surfing on some of the beaches.
Bit of a thrill seeker? Then Cornwall has some fantastic opportunities to get your adrenaline buzz! Hang Loose at Eden have zip wires and giant air swings, Adrenaline Quarry near Liskeard is perfect for a day full of crazy activities, and Retallack Watersports near Newquay is the place to head for total-wipeout style aqua adventures.
There are hundreds of miles of fantastic walks in Cornwall. The South West Coastal Path alone winds 630 miles around the county, and The Saints Way is 27 miles from Fowey on the south coast, right across to Padstow on the north coast. The Fowey Hall Walk is much more manageable at 4 miles and is the best way to see Fowey from all angles! We also particularly enjoy the Gribbin Head walk, especially when the Daymark is open in the summer. Whether you enjoy the sea, woods, rivers, moors or fields, you will not be disappointed with the walks in Cornwall.
The closest major attractions are The Eden Project and The Lost Gardens of Heligan. They really do offer something for everyone and make an enjoyable day-trip. For green-fingered travellers, there are also many other great gardens; in fact, there are officially 12 Great Gardens of Cornwall!
Cornwall is very famous for its tin mining heritage, and you will see many old engine houses dotted across the landscape. The countryside directly surrounding Fowey and St Austell is locally known as Clay Country due to its abundance of China Clay. Wheal Martyn is an interesting museum that gives a good insight into the history and culture of the clay works, and if you take the walk to the top of the grounds it overlooks a modern working pit.
There are lots of National Trust and English Heritage sites across Cornwall, as well as stately homes and gardens. Some of our local favourites are Lanhydrock House, Pencarrow House, Restormel Castle and Caerhays Estate.
Don’t forget to follow Fowey Homes Holidays on social media for inspiration on days out. When booking your trip with us, please feel free to ask for some personal recommendations - we’d love to help you discover the real hidden gems of Cornwall and get the most of out of your time in beautiful Fowey.
We do not have parking, but there is a loading bay right outside the house. Caffa Mill carpark is a 10 minute walk away.
There are three long stay car parks in Fowey, all run by Cornwall Council. You can get hourly, daily, weekly and rover passes on their website or using the Just Park app.
There is also a free car park opposite squire’s field on Park Road. There are no allocated spaces and can fill up quickly during the summer weeks.
During the winter (Oct 1st – Apr 30th) there is a 2-hour short-stay car park on the town quay. There is also a short stay car park all year round at Albert Quay.
The nearest train is Par Station, which has direct services from London Paddington and beyond. It's then a 10 minute taxi trip into Fowey.
The main bus stop in Fowey can be found outside the Safe Harbour pub, and the 24 & 25 First Kernow services stop here. There is also a fabulous bus stop at the end of Lankelly Lane, which has a yearly make-over by the people of Fowey to give a real enjoyable space while waiting for the bus.
Fowey also has its own town bus service which picks up from outside the church and runs to the car parks and some other destinations on request.
The closest airport is Newquay, which is around 30 minute away by car.
Amenities
Pets allowed
Kitchen or Kitchenette
Internet / Wifi
Laundry
Dishwasher
TV
Map of Fowey
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Reviews
Summary of reviews
Outstanding reviews for the Salt Loft with high-quality furnishings, central location, and helpful owner. Guests enjoyed the comfortable beds, beautiful decor, and convenient amenities. Communication and cleanliness were top-notch, making it a perfect stay.
10.0
We had a fantastic time in the flat. TV had every app you could think of and sofa was incredibly comfortable. Made staying inside enjoyable! Only downside was the noise of the seagulls which were perched outside the bedroom window, meaning the windows in the bedroom had to be closed and as it’s a loft, made the space quite warm. Otherwise, wonderful stay!
10.0
Great location in the very centre of Fowey.
Well equipped and comfortable, warm apartment
10.0
Good spot ..been to Fowey for 30 + years usually at short notice so nice to get one in the heart of the high street .
10.0
We were given the wrong key code and limited directions to the property but the owner was easily reached and very helpful and after that we had a wonderful stay in the Salt Loft. The position is great for a short break with lovely food available on your doorstop (we would recommend Appletons and Sams), and a ferry to Polruan where there is a nice walk. The bed is comfy with good quality linen and the whole flat is beautifully decorated. We would definitely recommend.
8.0
Beautiful and spacious apartment in the picture perfect town of Fowey. Right at the Main Street. We had a lovely stay. There was a bit of noise though. But nothing earplugs won’t fix.
10.0
The Salt Loft is conveniently located within minutes of restaurants, pubs, shopping, and the town quay. It was comfortable, clean, and had everything I needed for my weeklong stay. Simon is a terrific host! He responded quickly whenever I needed to be in touch. Because of the rail strike, I was delayed in arriving in Fowey and Simon was very accommodating in the change in plans. I would gladly stay at this property again.
10.0
Very nice property. Owner was very helpful and made sure everything was in order
10.0
Had a wonderful stay, only small hiccup was the key access code sent on vrbo was incorrect so took a while to get in
Apartment was stunning and had everything we needed, furnished beautifully and good location
10.0
Quirky apartment in Fowey
We have loved our 3 night stay in Simon’s flat. Comfy (very warm being in the roof!) and characterful with everything we needed. Treated ourselves to a meal at Appleton’s over the road but cooked in the other two nights (buying local goodies from the town) No view, but watched the rooftops for the baby seagulls being fed in their nest and taking their first steps. Good mooch around Fowey, hired a boat for an hour, and took the ferry over the other side of the harbour and back after a great walk with views. Day trips to the enormous Lost Hardens of Heligan and the interesting Charlestown. So pleased we came - but don’t think we will miss the early morning wake-up calls from the seagulls!!!
8.0
Fun in Fowey
Great to be where the action was.
10.0
Lovely stay at The Salt Loft
Spent three nights at the beautiful Salt Loft in Fowey. Everything about our stay here was fabulous and would highly recommend it. The accommodation itself is beautifully decorated with high quality fittings and furnishings. Everything has been well thought out to make your stay here extremely comfortable. Easy to load and unload your cases etc outside which was a pleasant surprise having seen what the traffic can be like in Fowey!! Have a look on Google maps before you go, makes it nice and easy to find when you arrive. Communication was excellent and we would definitely look at staying here again if we ever go back to Fowey. Welcome pack was a lovely touch, thank you
10.0
A jewel in the crown
Very central snug and cosy with everything you could ask for. Will be returning for another relaxing staycation.
10.0
Excellent time
We really enjoyed our stay at the salt loft. Excellent facilities and in the centre of everything this was a great place to stay. Simon responded really quickly ahead of arrival regarding the code and final specifics which was great.
10.0
Home from Home
Great little place to stay right in the heart of Fowey. High quality fittings and furnishings throughout the property with all mod cons. Very nice touches with welcome gifts, Cornish fudge, a bottle of Prosecco with coffee and milk stocked in the fridge. Really nice place to stay. Downside would be the lack or proximity of parking and those pesky church bells chiming throughout the night. Would highly recommend and would definitely stay in the future.
10.0
Loved the Salt Loft
Absolutely lovely loft apartment decorated beautifully and to highest standard. Lots of lovely nautical memorabilia around and felt so cosy. Everything you could want or need is provided and all fixtures and fittings and equipment are of top quality.
We had a couple of minor issues whilst there which I messaged Simon about and he responded straight away and sorted them out for us.
We had a little bit of trouble locating it although once you know where it is it’s so easy and very central to all of Foweys facilities.
The only thing we missed was some outside space but we were out and about most of the time anyway so it wasn’t a major issue.
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would definitely return to this little haven.
6.0
The Salt Loft
The address of the property given bore no resemblance to the actual address and we were given the wrong key code as entry. Fortunately the property owner was easy to get hold of and was very helpful. The property itself is fantastic.
10.0
Great
Wonderful
10.0
Fabulous boutique apartment in the heart of Fowey.
A wonderful boutique apartment, centrally located to enjoy everything Fowey has to offer. It was very wet and windy during our stay, The Salt Loft was an ideal place to relax as it’s located in the heart of Fowey we could explore easily in between the rain ☔️. Communication from booking and throughout our stay was seamless and Simon responded quickly to any enquiries. A must stay if you are visiting Fowey, we will most definitely be staying in The Salt Loft on our next visit to Fowey.
10.0
Excellent
Communication from booking to arrival was excellent. The salt loft perfectly located. We stay in Fowey every new year and this was the most comfortable stay we have experienced. The welcome hamper was a perfect touch. Robes provided which we thought was a great idea. Bed very comfortable , beautiful linen. Lounge very comfy and the tv’s excellent. Having the use of a washer was ideal. Wifi very good. All utensils we needed in the kitchen area. Very clean and tastefully furnished.
We will definitely book again.
Ate at the ship, king if prussia and haveners all of which served excelkent food and the staff were lovely.
Thankyou for a perfect stay
Highly recommended
6.0
Great location, beautful apartment but not practical
My Husband and I stayed at the salt loft for a minimoon having married the previous weekend. The location is ideal for exploring Fowey, right in the centre of town. The property itself is very well decorated and comfortable and the coffee machine was a bonus, the bed is also very comfortable. The check in process was smooth as the keys are picked up from a key box and we parked the car close by in Caffa Mill car park (that is the closest one although the instructions say it is Main car park)
However, there are a number of things that were not ideal at all. The bedroom is a lot smaller than I had anticipated so we had to keep our luggage in the lounge and hair drying had to be done in the hallway by the door where a plug is located near a mirror. The shower isn’t very powerful and isn’t tall enough to get under without crouching, fine for me but for hubby it was quite annoying. The main issue with the salt loft is that there are no blinds on the sky lights in the bedroom (I have sky lights at in my bedroom at home with blinds). The house instructions said there was a roll of magic blackout blind that can be put up however you then have the choice of either doing DIY every night before you go to sleep or keeping the room in darkness for the entire stay, quite the annoyance whilst on holiday and after the second night of fiddling with putting it up we ended up choosing the latter so we didn’t have to do it every night before bed. We had a great stay in Fowey, the location is perfect and the town itself is beautiful but I’d probably stay elsewhere next time just because of the lack of blinds on the sky lights in the bedroom.
10.0
Fabulous in Fowey
We booked the Salt Loft based on the photographs and description and it lived up to all our expectations.
Situated in the heart of Fowey it was an ideal location to explore the town and it’s surroundings and the apartment itself was decorated and furnished to the highest standard.
As a bonus we had booked it during the Fowey Regatta week (completely unintentionally) so there were loads of events and activities laid on - a real cherry on the cake!
10.0
Very beautifully styled and in a central location.
Wouldn't hesitate to book this again!
8.0
Very stylish and equipped apartment - beware the gulls
The apartment is down a short and scruffy alley but once inside it is very stylish and furnished to a high standard. Located in the centre of Fowey the noise does not come from the bars and pubs but the nesting gulls on the adjacent property.
Fowey itself was a little disappointing - do your research to see if its what you want for a holiday location.
8.0
Property excellent ,pity no scenic views particularly when wet
Apartment superb Well equiped clean close to shops pubs river all within short walking distance, the
8.0
Beautiful flat in a perfect central location
We had a brilliant time at the Salt Loft. The flat is beautifully decorated and has everything you need. The location is perfect for exploring Fowey, but you do need to be aware that it is a one way very narrow road to reach the unloading bay or a 15 minute walk to the Main carpark.
Sams a few doors down is great for food, but be prepared to wait for a table on busy weekends, but it is worth it. We had a brilliant minimoon in Fowey - thanks to the Salt Loft team!
10.0
Beautiful well-equipped apartment in the heart of Fowey!
My husband and I have just returned from a weeks stay at The Salt Loft and thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the apartment. The apartment is very homely and beautifully decorated - I looked forward to returning back to it to spend the evenings there! The kitchen is very well-equipped and I loved the attention to detail with bottle of wine and chocolates left by the owner. If you are looking for a home-from-home stay in the heart of Fowey this place is perfect. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend the apartment to friends or family and hope to return one day myself!
10.0
A fabulous apartment in a perfect location
Fowey was an amazing place to spend a week in Cornwall. The weather was perfect and the apartment was beautiful. It was in an ideal location and so beautifully presented .... it was a treat to return to each evening.
Corwnwall is such a breathtakingly beautiful part of the country that when you have the weather there is no place better...... fantastic!!!
10.0
Beautiful apartment in the middle of town
Spotless clean, all facilities, a real home from home. This is our second visit and we will be back
10.0
Lovely apartment in the Centre of Fowey
The Salt Loft is a beautiful, well maintained, clean and comfortable. It is in a great location in the centre of Fowey, with excellent access to 3 bakeries, we very much enjoyed croissants in the morning ! We were out and about most days visiting the various gardens in the area all of which were in very easy reach, the Eden Project, The Lost Gardens of Heligan, Pine Lodge Gardens, Marsh Villa Gardens and the Hidden Valley Gardens. We found that parking in the Caffa Mill car park was the best as it is a very steep walk up to the main car park if you are regularly going in and out a lot. We would definitely stay here again and would recommend to others looking for a similar type of experience.
8.0
Stylish and practical
Property had everything we needed but would be improved by the addition of a cafetiere
10.0
Very well designed apartment with excellent furnishings and a real sense of luxury.
For such a small apartment it feels huge for two. We arrived after a long drive and while in Fowey spent our time wearing ourselves out on the coastal paths and visiting the Eden project so it was lovely to have such a comfortable place to stay. The salt loft was big enough not to be in each other's way and small enough to feel really cosy. For tired limbs it was great to have so many pubs and restaurants just a few steps away and to start the next day, freshly baked goodies would be in the shop when the kettle went on and on our plates before it had boiled.
For coming and going we found the caffa mill car park to be the easiest trading a longer walk for a steeper climb.
All in all very pleased with the whole experience and credit to the staff at Fowey homes for their caring approach.
10.0
Cornish getaway
What a lovely apartment for our romantic get away earlier this summer! A fab central location and everything we could need :)
10.0
Perfect! 😆
The salt loft is amazing it's everything it says it is and more. It's tastefully decorated and exceptionally clean. Loved it here.
5.0
The description of the Salt Loft was exactly as described, as were the arrival arrangements for unloading in a very narrow one way street. Prior to our arrival, the communication and Q&A with the owners was exemplary. Our impression was that they really couldn't do enough to make our stay memorable. They succeeded. The property was clean, bright and modern and a mid-stay clean (bedding, towels etc.) was a nice addition to the expected normal service. A welcome pack containing local items was appreciated and helped get our holiday off to a good start. The kitchen area contained everything you could possibly need should you decide to cater for yourself which we did on more than one occasion. You really are spoiled for choice when it comes to dining out or when looking for somewhere to just have a drink. The Salt Loft also had a useful list of local eateries which was accompanied with accurate, honest comments. We'd personally recommend Sam's, located just next door, good food, well priced but if busy you may have a long wait. The Fowey Hotel is highly recommended and welcomes non residents, even if you just want to have a coffee overlooking the harbour. Our favourite place was the Quay Bakery where they produce fantastic breads and sweet bakes, followed closely by Fowey Fish. Everywhere is within a few minutes walk. My wife was very impressed with the diversity and number of jewellery shops selling local individual pieces. Fowey is a perfect base for exploring a multitude of historic and interesting places, including Lanhydrock House, Eden Project, and the dramatic North coastline, are all within easy reach. We have already recommended Salt Loft to friends and family.
5.0
We have just returned from a lovely week staying in Fowey at the Saltloft and we were very impressed by this fabulously located apartment. Easy access to pubs, restaurants and shops which is superb but if like us you have long fulfilling days in delightful Cornwall, it is equally great to spend evenings relaxing in this home from home. We were very impressed by the cleanliness of the apartment and the well equipped kitchen. All in all a great place to stay. We will be spreading the word about this smashing little place.
5.0
We booked a last minute break at The Salt Loft and loved it! Great position, beautifully appointed and furnished. Couldn't be better and a bargain price.
5.0
This was the second trip to the Salt Loft for my partner and I, booked to celebrate three special occasions over one week. We cannot recommend this wonderful little place highly enough! The apartment is beautiful, fully stocked with everything you need for a self catering holiday, which is rare to find! It is comfortable, light and airy and feels like home from the moment you sit down with your first cup of tea! The location of the Salt Loft has to be seen to believed, the centre of Fowey, and all it has to offer is literally right outside your door. On our first trip to this gorgeous little Cornish gem we had planned day trips to all sorts of places but found ourselves in Fowey all week fully occupied with no need to venture any further!
The Salt Loft is a magical little find and a place we will return to again and again.
4.0
A lovely flat, well equipped, and so well located for all the shops, pubs, restaurants, and the sea. The L shaped living area was so roomy, when sitting relaxing the kitchen is out of view, but for culinary use the kitchen is well equipped and laid out. The bakers is 30 seconds away, yes 30 seconds, I timed it, and SAMs is also right on the doorstep, great atmosphere, great staff, fabulous food, and don't be frightened to ask for 2 starters. You could not be closer to the centre of town. Loved it.
FAQs
How much does this apartment cost compared to others in Fowey?
The average price for a rental in Fowey is $206 per night. This rental is $66 above the average.
Is parking included with this apartment?
Parking is not specified as an available amenity at The Salt Loft - An Idyllic Hideaway In The Heart Of Fowey. For more information, we encourage you to contact the property about where to park.
Is there a pool at this apartment?
We didn’t find pool listed as an amenity for this apartment. It may be worth double checking if a pool is important for your stay.
Is The Salt Loft - An Idyllic Hideaway In The Heart Of Fowey pet friendly?
Yes! This apartment is pet-friendly. For more information, we recommend contacting the booking provider about animal policies.
What amenities are available at The Salt Loft - An Idyllic Hideaway In The Heart Of Fowey?
We found 6 amenities for this rental. This includes pets allowed, kitchen or kitchenette, internet / wifi, laundry, and dishwasher.
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