Millendreath Beach Resort, Millendreath - lovely sea views, private beach

Absolutely perfect, exactly as described and suited our needs perfectly.

The location of the villa is everything, hearing and seeing the sea is beautiful. It’s walking distance to the beach with a gorgeous beach bar and cocktail bar. The kids (4&9) loved exploring. The villa has everything you could need and whilst a bit dated, it is in line with the price. We loved it that much that we stayed an extra night! Everything in the run up was well communicated. Thank you!

Stayed over the Easter weekend/ week. Perfect getaway to be honest and just what I needed. Nice little chalet with a wonderful view and balcony overlooking the beach. Nice and quiet in the evening, you can hear the waves crashing on the beach, and also open the curtains and watch the sea from bed!! I did message the owner in the run up to the stay and she was very responsive, but during the stay I messaged about towels and the bins and didn't hear back from her.Wifi good enough for emails, but not so much for 'proper work' - which was fine as this stopped the temptation to work, and forced me to enjoy my holiday. I put 20 on electric meter and it lasted the week for me. You get electric from the cafe fyi, not from the place the owner said you get it from (this was closed/ shut down). Also the bin shed code didn't work (i was asked to leave the rubbish in the bin shed in the car park), so i had to leave the black bag of rubbish outside the bin shed, as I had nowhere else to put it. Wonderful walk over to Looe, the south west coast path isn't muddy and is a well trodden path with little beaches on the way and some beautiful properties and cars to look at! I did this walk almost every single day with lots of lovely craft and food shops in Looe. Nice food in the cafe on Millendreath beach too and friendly owners. Locals all super friendly, and car cost 20 for week in car park and was safe there the whole week. I will be re-visiting. Thank you for a pleasant stay.

A Beautiful location for exploring Cornwall. Stunning views of the beach from balcony.I do have a couple of issues though regarding the listing which I mentioned in a telephone call to the host manager, a lovely lady called Jane. We had a little trouble finding the resort as it has not been called Black Rock for a couple of years and the post code took us to the resort next door. It is now called Millendreath Beach resort. When the host sent me confirmation of our booking and details for the property, the WiFi code, and code to access waste bins for end of stay etc,. all were out of date. It had, as we found later, been written on a small pad and propped above the fireplace but we weren’t to know that and had followed the hosts instructions. Luckily the key safe code to property was correct and allowed us entry to chalet. I think it needs to be clearly expressed that there are 32 steps up to the chalet and you need to be reasonably fit, and mobile especially when bringing cases up from the car (also when you check out). The chalet did have everything you need to self cater but I had to wash some items before using as some pans and utensils were sticky. Kitchen hob had not been cleaned properly and there were some sticky mug/glass rings on counters. The rugs on floor and throws on settees need a good wash.We did still enjoy our stay and it was very good value for money.