Guests say
Acorn Lodge in Redruth, Cornwall, is praised for its spaciousness, cleanliness, and high-quality facilities, including a hot tub. Guests appreciate the convenient location for exploring Cornwall's coasts and the thoughtful touches like welcome gifts. While some minor issues with outdoor furniture and ongoing construction are noted, the overall experience is very positive, with the lodge serving as a comfortable and practical base for holidaymakers.
Guests consistently describe the lodge as clean and tidy, with one review highlighting it as 'spick and span'. The high level of cleanliness contributes significantly to the positive experience.
The lodge's location is commended for its easy access to both the north and south coasts of Cornwall, with proximity to scenic trails and local pubs. Some views are less desirable due to nearby construction, but the location remains a strong asset.
Reviews frequently mention the lodge's spaciousness and comfortable amenities, including ensuite bathrooms and king-size beds. The property provides a relaxing environment, contributing to a comfortable stay.
Facilities like the hot tub and dishwasher are appreciated, but there are remarks about incomplete outdoor furniture and a lack of privacy due to glass fencing. Ongoing construction is noted, though not overly disruptive.
Guests are pleased with the thoughtful welcome gifts and provisions, such as milk and coffee. It's important to note that while these gestures are well-received, they may vary and are not guaranteed for every stay.
About this property
Acorn Lodge is an attractive, single-storey lodge located on the rural St Day Tourist Park in St Day, Cornwall. Offering a peaceful village setting and easy access to local amenities, the lodge is perfect for a family of four's self-catering holiday in Cornwall. Find off-road parking upon arrival along with a handy entrance area with hooks for coats and space to kick off your shoes before making yourself at home. The open-plan living space is the social hub of the lodge with everything you need for your holiday; the well-equipped kitchen area has stylish white cupboards and amenities to make cooking a breeze. Plan the day's adventures over a fresh cup of coffee and a hearty breakfast in the light-filled dining area, with seating for four guests and floor to ceiling windows overlooking the park. Upon your return to Acorn Lodge, a snug sitting area awaits with cushioned sofas, a wall-mounted TV and the added comfort of an electric coal effect fire. Why not close the day with an evening of stargazing from your private decking area? Complete with a hot tub for the ultimate stress buster! Rinse off the day in the shower room with a walk-in shower to wash away the sand before bed. Choose from a king-size bedroom with a spacious walk-in wardrobe and an en-suite shower room, alongside a twin room. Explore your peaceful surroundings of St Day Tourist Park with on-site facilities, a playground for little ones and plenty of picnic spots to soak up the sun, whilst the little village of St Day has pubs and village shops for your self-catering needs. With so much to see in the fantastic area of Cornwall, jump in the car and head to the likes of Porthtowan and Portreath for memorable days of sandcastles, swimming and relaxing on your beach towel. Outdoor adventurers can stop off for lunch at Truro, home to a Gothic cathedral and the Royal Cornwall Museum, before exploring The Roseland Heritage Coast; find attractions such as the National Trust's scenic Trelissick Garden, Old Kea Church and an abundance of sandy coves as you wander the coast. Be sure to visit the famed seaside town of St Ives for a whole host of activities, whether that's discovering artwork at the Tate and Barbara Hepworth Museum, wandering cobbled streets to find quirky shops and cafés, or exploring the coast for the perfect sunny spot to read, or the perfect path to trek for spectacular sea views. However you wish to spend your holiday in Cornwall, a wonderful base awaits at Acorn Lodge.
St Day was previously the mining capital of mid-Cornwall until adjacent Redruth took over, and the terraces of granite cottages built for the miners can still be seen. The settlement was named after a little-known saint named Day or Dye (better known in Brittany). The village presently features a pub and a convenience shop, as well as a granite gothic-style church from 1828. The beautiful village of Portreath is six miles away, and its wild and rugged coastline attracts visitors from all over the world.
Accommodation
All-ground-floor.
Two bedrooms: 1 x king-size with en-suite walk-in shower, basin and WC, 1 x twin.
Shower room with walk-in shower, basin and WC.
Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area and sitting area with electric coal effect fire
Central heating with electric coal effect fire.
Electric oven and grill, gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher.
TV, WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Off-road parking.
Side decking with furniture and hot tub.
Sorry, no pets and no smoking.
Shop 0.2 miles, pub 0.3 miles
Nearby points of interest
- Enys Gardens
- St Peter’s Church, Flushing
- Pendennis Castle
- St Mawes Castle
- Trevaunance Cove
- Fistral Beach
- Royal Cornwall Museum
- Copper Trail
- National Maritime Museum Cornwall
- Blue Reef Aquarium Newquay
Reviews (9)
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Jashanpreet
The house was clean and comfortable and had everything that we needed. The only thing that could improve the stay even more would be having fans, especially on warmer days. Other than that everything was perfect and I highly recommend it.
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Steve
The site is vlearly being developed but this did not disturb us in the slightest, and Nathan could not have been more helpful. We were a two couple party so I wish I'd mentioned this beforehand so the two single beds could be pushed together (in the second bedroom) before we arrived (and a mirror in that room would have been really helpful too)! This felt like a really high end accommodation (with some lovely 'welcome' touches too) ...we would certainly return in the future!
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Lynda
Spacious accommodation, we had 4 adults & didn't feel we were on top of each other at all. Welcome gifts & milk, coffee, soap etc was very welcomed. Only issue we couldn't find a hair dryer (went & bought one) The table outside was a waste of space as unable to sit & eat or play cards as the heater in the centre took up all the room, however it had no gas so we couldn't even toast smores. The work on the new lodges didn't impact us, although perhaps a belt to keep up his shorts may be an idea!!!! Will definitely be booking again