We stayed one night when walking the Coastal path. Fantastic position & views. The House is owned by the National Trust and is a bit past its sell by date but this is offset by its history. Service & breakfast OK. We walked down the hill to The Ship in Portloe for a pie and pint in the evening (worth... More

I am a fan of "The Camomile Lawn" which was on TV some years ago. I always admired the house in the series and thought it was just the house I would love by the sea if I was to buy one. After watching a re-run of the series last year decided to look up the location and was pleased... More

You can not afford to miss the opportunity of staying here.Arrive before dusk as lighting down to the entrance could be improved.Rooms look right down on the cliffs and sea.Great breakfast and good pubs and the Lugger hotel for dining

We stayed at Broom Parc in July 2012 in 'The Red Room'. I had always wanted to stay here ever since I saw the TV series of 'The Camomile Lawn' which was filmed here. It did not disappoint. The room was huge with a fantastic view over the sea and cliffs. the bed was very comfortable and there was plenty... More

If you want a room with a view look no further, A delightful place to spend a few days, great hosts, excellent breakfasts and stunning views whether you stay in the main house or the quaint summerhouse set in your own private garden.

Our room, the master bedroom, was gorgeous, full of light and with an enormous bay window which had incredible sea views from every angle. Even the view from the loo was marvellous! The beds were comfortable and smelled lovely and fresh. The whole house is superb, with traditional furnishings in keeping with the house The gate at the bottom of... More

We stayed in the Summer House which is essentially a cabin with a good sized double bed, and concealed behind sliding doors, a bath, washbasin and wardrobe / cupboard, and a toilet in a cubicle. The Summer House has a porch and its own garden overlooking the sea, and it is ideal for walkers, particularly those doing the SW Coats... More

We arrived here after a 12 mile walk along the coastal path. Stunning position & a house full of character. Luckily we had the double room with the mesmerising view. A warm welcome from the hosts, lovely sitting room & period furnishings in keeping with the house. You really do feel lost in time here: would love to return.

We braved narrow Cornish roads on our first day driving to get to Broom Parc but it was worth the fear. The house is perched on a high hill on the east coast of Cornwall. We were unable to book a front room that has a beautiful view. Our room did not have an in-suite bathroom. We enjoyed a short... More