2 Rose Cottages

Great cottage.. The only problem for us was the main bed was too small. Otherwise no complaints

Great cottage, beautifully presented.. The kitchen and bathroom are high spec. A very short walk to the Bear Bar pub and Taphouse restaurant, both worth a visit. A 10 minute walk to the sea. Would recommend

Lovely cottage, we had a fantastic holiday.. If there was one thing I could change it would be the sofa and chairs as they were a little uncomfortable. Also only one loo roll!! Great places to eat out, Tap House, At Agnes Hotel and Driftwood Spars all recommended.

The cottage was absolutely lovely, facilities within the cottage were brilliant - great location and an overall fabulous weekend.. I would only say that there was only 1 toilet roll, may sound a bit silly but think there should be a couple spare in the bathroom maybe?

Lovely little cottage.. Everything we wanted and more. Small and cosy as you would expect from a coastal cottage but done up to a high standard. Nice extra touches to make you feel welcome. Small garden but looks into a small wooded area ideal for the dog. Fantastic spot close to beach and village and plenty of eating places a stones throw away. Would definitely return.

Day of arrival, ok 16:00 check in is quite late but we were aware of this as it clearly says beforehand.. On arriving at 16:15 we were told by a slightly irate cleaner that the time had been moved to 18:00 because she has had a busy day, end of! So myself, wife and our 4 year old stood in shock for a moment not really knowing what to do next as we already had been on the beach after a 5 hour journey awaiting our check in time. Not the ideal start to moving a car load of belongings in after a long day and settling down to eat, and relax especially with our young son. This I'm afraid is down to bad management. If the workload exceeds the one cleaner then additional staff should be employed. To be sprung with an 18:00 check in time on the day of arrival is not acceptable. One other thing, which is beyond your control but maybe can be addressed through the council is the passageway which leads up to the road and where the car is parked just outside number one and two Rose cottages. This passageway is really only used by these two cottages but running along it is the wall of number two Gothic cottages. This wall has a hole at the bottom just outside the gate leading to Rose cottages. Each morning the occupants of this cottage let their two dogs out their back door and subsequently go through the gap and fowl on the passageway. Not the nicest thing to see each day and navigate our four year old round. Had to clear it to the sides each day. Only caught the culprits in action on the morning of leaving as I was loading the car early. If the owners of these two dogs were on holiday then we were just unlucky to be there the same time but if they are actually residential there, then I hope action can be taken as they obviously have no regard for anyone but themselves. Thanks. Anyway, we had a lovely holiday. The cottage is such a typical quant Cornish abode. There was everything inside we could need. The furniture wasn't the comfiest but apart from that couldn't fault it. The lady who owns it has a wonderful rental property. This was our second year in St Agnes as we enjoy the authenticity of the place. We holiday in Cornwall virtually every year and will be coming back again next year, somewhere different but hopefully somewhere as nice. Thanks for listening to our concerns as we would never go out the way to complain but I'm sure you would agree about the check in and also would take note about others filthy lifestyle. The Coopers x

The cottage is accessed by some extremely steep steps which if you had mobility issues would cause difficulty.. Situated adjacent to a pub which was noisy in the evenings with customers sitting outside till late. This was not a problem for us and the pub did serve very nice food. We liked the location in the village and the cottage is nicely appointed generally with off street parking for a medium car. Unfortunately, the photos of the furniture in the living room on the listing do not represent the room as it now is. I believe these may be photos taken when the property was first furnished.There is a different dining table and the seating looks very nice on the listing; however,it is now well used. It is grubby, and the wadding in the cushions has clumped. It is not just 'a personal preference', my whole family found it very uncomfortable and it gave me backache. Also, the sofa/chair only seat three when it is listed as a four person cottage. I trust that the owner will accept this constructive criticism of the furniture, as there are now a number of reviews commenting on how uncomfy it is. If this was replaced I wouldn't hesitate to stay here again.

To get to the house you park in a small lay-by close to the row of 3 cottages and then have to go down some steep steps and through 2 gates to get to the front door.. The garden is lovely and secluded from public view, but the properties are next door to a pub which was very noisy with people drinking and shouting outside until the small hours and then deliveries/ bottles being recycled early in the morning. The seating in the living room isn’t very comfortable and there is no curtain or blind in the bathroom window which is not opaque and faces directly on to the busy road and walkway a couple of metres away. It only took a couple of unwanted whistles before my husband set about fashioning shutters from a cardboard box. Whilst this preserved our modesty, it also took away the natural light, so not ideal. The bed was very comfortable, but much smaller than our bed at home, prompting me to go and sleep in one of the bunk beds when it was a particularly hot night. The cottage is in a great location for both the beach and the village centre with lots of nice shops and plenty of lovely places to eat.

Cottage lovely but seating could be better as not v comfortable in the evenings..

The cottage, the location where both fine, however this property is not dog friendly, it's barely dog tolerant.. Most dog owners are sensible people and know how to behave in other peoples property, the don't need signs, telling them what they can and can't do. Also the description is less than accurate. i.e A 15 inch stone wall does not constitute a enclosed garden, also signs on the small lawn saying no dogs is ridiculous, basically we couldn't let the dog in the garden off lead. I would suggest that the owners either change their attitude toward dogs or remove it from "Dog Friendly" listing. Mac Sibley.

Lovely cottage,Great location

A beautiful cottage and ideal location.. Perfect little get away in a typically Cornish village. We adore st agnes and visit at least 3 times a year so will certainly be rebooking! Well done owners

Beautiful cottage which is in a great location for a November break.. The property was warm, well cared for and in good condition. The owners offered cream tea, milk and flowers on arrival which was much appreciated. The sofa and chair was not particularly comfortable - this is a very very minor opinion. The torch was a must when going outside in St Agnes on an evening. We used the local pubs (which also allow dogs), the village shops provided all we needed and more and there are some great walks in and around St Agnes and beyond. We loved the wide open beaches for us and the dog. We would highly recommend the property for couples especially.

Wonderful cosy cottage nestled within beautiful gardens.. Very well equipped with modern conveniences. Great central location to explore Cornwall, with some fabulous local coastal walks. Would highly recommend.

A delightful little cottage with many little extras.. Thoughtfully decorated and very well equipped. Perfect for a relaxing holiday.