Name: Lighthouse
Address: Dingley Dell Pengersick Lane Praa Sands, Penzance, England, TR20 9SL, Penzance, GB

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Guest scores & sentiment

From 75 guest reviews · multi-source · as of 2026-07-21

Guests praise the prime location near the Old Town, modern cleanliness, and host Mario's exceptional responsiveness and hospitality. Common complaints include small room size, lack of elevator requiring stair climbing, difficult street parking, and occasional bed discomfort.

Dimension scores · cross-source

Wi-Fi10.0

Cleanliness9.8

Rooms9.7

Location9.7

Service9.6

Value9.5

Facilities9.4

＋ PraisedExcellent location near Old Town and transit · Clean, modern rooms with full amenities · Responsive host with thoughtful hospitality · Great views and cross-breezes

－ ComplaintsSteep stairs and no elevator · Difficult street parking · Compact layout in some units · Stairs required

KEYIdeal for light travelers. Those with heavy luggage or mobility issues should consider the stairs. Parking is difficult.

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Room types · 1

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Cottage

1 × Queen Bedup to 2

1 Queen BedIndividually decorated room Internet - Free WiFi Food & Drink - Kitchen with cookware/dishware Bathroom - Private bathroom and bathtub or showerNeed to Know - No housekeeping, towels not available, bed sheets not available, no cribs (infant beds) or rollaway/extra beds availableNon-Smoking

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Facilities · 3

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Free WiFiSmoke-free propertyFree self parking

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Nearby & map

DiningSights

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argoe

Seafood · Bib

££

Part-owned by a local fishmonger and named after an old fishing boat, this modern, wood-clad 'shack' overlooks Newlyn Harbour, where much of its produce lands. The concise menu offers great value seafood dishes designed for sharing, varying daily depending on the catch. Whether it's sardines or black bream, the grill-centric cooking remains pleasingly simple and wholly enjoyable, allowing the quality fresh produce to do the work. On-tap natural wines are served by the glass and carafe. Be sure to book a table on the covered waterside terrace when the sun's out.

1.9km

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The Shore

seafood

£££

The gregarious and welcoming Bruce Rennie is something of a one-man band here at this intimate restaurant with room for just 10 diners. He works alone in the kitchen and presents dishes to all his guests at the same time, in a warm, engaging manner. The tasting menu incorporates international influences ranging from Japanese to French, but each course is united by the quality of its produce, much of it the finest seafood from Cornish waters.

197m

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Tolcarne Inn

Seafood

£££

18th century beams and a wood-burning stove contribute towards the cosy atmosphere at this unassuming pub set beside the sea wall in the heart of Newlyn. As its location would suggest, the menu is centred around fresh fish and shellfish, much of which is landed at the adjacent harbour. The appealing menu uses lots of tried-and-tested combinations and includes dishes like hake with tartare crushed ‘Cornish earlies’ potatoes.

1.6km

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The Old Coastguard

Mediterranean Cuisine

££

In a small fishing village, you'll find this old coastguard's cottage with a laid-back, open-plan interior, a sub-tropical garden and views towards St Clement’s Isle. The well-presented brasserie dishes display a Mediterranean edge, such as charred leeks with almond cream or beef ragu with pappardelle and pangrattato. The 'Lunch for Less' menu offers great value for money and it's worth taking time to browse the excellent wine list. If you want to stay the night, some of the individually styled bedrooms come with balconies, and most have sea views.

3.9km

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