10/10 優異
Donna A. (gillingham dorset)
2020 年 9 月 15 日
讚好：整潔度
整間出租公寓
6~Short walk~Beach~Pubs~Shops: Chlorine safe Pool and Hot tub, Games room, WiFi
6~Short walk~Beach~Pubs~Shops: Chlorine safe Pool and Hot tub, Games room, WiFi
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評價
1010 分，滿分 10 分，
完美
整間出租公寓
3 間睡房1 個浴室可容納 5 人 (按實質預訂人數入住)
人氣設施服務
- 海洋景
- 泳池
- 浴缸
- 廚房
- 洗衣機
- 乾衣機
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住宿資料
獨享住宿空間
你與其他同行的旅客可以獨享整間公寓，無須與陌生人共享空間。
6~Short walk~Beach~Pubs~Shops: Chlorine safe Pool and Hot tub, Games room, WiFi
BASSETS LOOKOUT~ WONDERFUL VIEWS OVER THE VALLEY AND SEA, WITH FREE WIFI,
THE ELEGANT THREE BEDROOM APARTMENT HAS A SPACIOUS OPEN PLAN LIVING ROOM WITH SEA AND VALLEY VIEWS, A GALLEY KITCHEN AND PINE DINING AREA
THE LOVELY LARGE BATHROOM HAS AN OVER BATH ELECTRIC SHOWER, SINK AND W.C
READ OUR REVIEWS ON TRIPADVISOR
BASSETS ACRE, BUILT BY LORD DE DUNSTANVILLE BASSETS ACRE, circa 1827
Six superb 1-3 bedroom historic apartments encapsulated in the grand Victorian villa set in an acre of sub- tropical gardens, just 5 minutes walk from the beautiful Portreath sandy bay, Harbour, Pubs, Shops and Restaurants,The stunning coastal path is just on our doorstep
In the front garden there is a Gazebo dining area, Loungers, Barbecue and childrens play area, an ideal place to relax while the family are enjoying themselves and you can relax with a good book and a glass of wine!
We have taken health and safety instruction to ensure the
Swimming pool, Hot tub and all areas are safe to use,
There is no evidence that COVID-19 can spread to people through the water used in pools, hot tubs, or water playgrounds. Proper operation and disinfection of pools, hot tubs, and water playgrounds should kill the virus that causes COVID-19.
The telescopic heated SWIMMING POOL enclosure, lets you enjoy the pool whatever the weather (May to end of Sept) and the HOT TUB / MASSAGE SPA is FAB,
There is also the games room with Pool table, football table, lots of games books and a DVD library, All this and more just a short stroll to the Beach, Pubs, Shops, Restaurants and stunning cliff and woodland walks.
In the front garden, there is a Gazebo dining area, Loungers,Barbecue and childrens play area, an ideal place to relax while the family are enjoying themselves and you can relax with a good book and a glass of wine !
There is also the games room with Pool table, football table, lots of games books and a DVD library, All this and more just a short stroll to the Beach, Pubs, Shops, Restaurants and stunning cliff and woodland walks.
Our games room has something for everyone with pool and football tables.
BASSETS ACRE, is beautifully sited in a little wooded valley with a stream flowing through spacious gardens to the sea. There are two private car parks.
The front garden, with its pool and children's play area, are equipped with BARBECUES and all the facilities for eating out and relaxing.
We pride ourselves on the quality and comfort of all the apartments that have FREE WiFi.
Portreath, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is surrounded by National Trust land. For its size it has a surprising amount to offer with its two beautiful, sandy beaches: watersports such as swimming, surfing, canoeing, fishing and surfing school; footpaths and cycle tracks connect with networks right across the peninsula through the old mining areas; a whole, rich, industrial history to be explored.The village has shops, including a bakery and a mini market, that provide for all daily needs: two beachside cafes and no less than three pubs with restaurant facilities and outdoor eating areas. Not far from the village is a golf course, riding stables, dry ski slope, skateboard and BMX trak
Portreath (Cornish: Porthtreth or Porth Treth)[2] is a civil parish, village and fishing port on the north coast of Cornwall, England, United Kingdom. The village is about three miles (5 km) northwest of Redruth.[3] The village extends along both sides of a stream valley and is centred on the harbour and beach. West of the harbour entrance and breakwater are two sandy beaches which are popular with holidaymakers and surfers.
Portreath lies within the Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). Almost a third of Cornwall has AONB designation, with the same status and protection as a National Park. Separately, in early 2017, the village was looking to be a hedgehog friendly village.[4] It would join Burton Fleming in East Yorkshire as one of a handful of hedgehog friendly villages in the UK.[5]
History
The name Portreath (meaning "sandy cove") was first recorded in 1485 and tin streaming in the valley was recorded from 1602. Devon contractor Samuel Nott, was engaged to build the first mole (or quay) in 1713 on the western side of the beach, near Amy's Point.[6] The quay was destroyed by the sea before 1749 and the foundations are occasionally seen when the sea washes away the sand.[7][8] The village also had a fishing fleet, mainly for pilchards.[6] The harbour we see today was started in 1760 to service the expanding ore industry in the Camborne and Redruth area. The quay was extended and the inner basin constructed in 1846 and in the 1860s, New Dock, now known as Little Beach, was constructed.[8]
In the late 1770s, during the American Revolutionary War, lieutenant-colonel of the North Devon militia, Francis Basset, commanded local miners to fortify the port, which helped counter a Franco-Spanish invasion fleet gathered as part of the European theatre of the war, some of them still standing to this day.[9]
By 1827 Portreath was described as Cornwall's most important port and Portreath was, with Devoran on the south coast, one of the main ports for sending the copper ore mined in the Gwennap area to Swansea for smelting. The ships returned with Welsh coal to fire the steam engines used on the mines. The peak of this enterprise was around 1840, when some 100,000 tons of copper ore were shipped out each year.[10]
With a growing population a church was built in 1827, the Portreath Hotel (1856), Methodist Chapel (1858), Basset Arms (1878) and the School (1880) all followed.[11] A cholera outbreak in 1878 caused the death of almost half the population.[11] The copper trade collapsed by 1886 and the port was almost bankrupt, although trade of domestic coal, cement, slate and potatoes continued until after World War Two.[8] In June 1980 the owners, Beynon Shipping Company, donated the harbour to Kerrier District Council and it is now leased to the Portreath Harbour Association by the present owners, Cornwall Council.[8]
Tramroads and railways
The Portreath Tramroad, the first railway in Cornwall, was started in 1809 to link the harbour with the copper mines at Scorrier and St Day. By 1812 the tramroad reached Scorrier House, one of the financiers houses, and was completed by 1819. It was horse-drawn with wagons on an approximate 4 ft (1.2 m) gauge using L-shaped cast iron plates on square granite blocks. The line was little used after the Poldice mine closed in the 1860s and the tramroad was closed in 1865.[12]
The Portreath branch of the Hayle Railway was opened in 1838. To the south of the harbour, and on the west side of the valley, are the remains of the old cable-worked incline which linked the harbour to the mainline at Carn Brea.[13] The Portreath incline was, one of four on the Hayle Railway and was 1,716 ft (523 m) long with a rise of about 240 ft (73 m). It was worked by a stationary steam engine, used as the winding engine.[13] Part of the main line of the Hayle Railway was incorporated into the route of the West Cornwall Railway in 1852 and the branch line finally closed in 1936.
The railways and Portreath Tramroad associated with the minerals trade today form the Mineral Tramways Coast to Coast, a long distance cycleway and footpath extending 15 miles (24 km) from Portreath to the south coast.[10][14]
Nancekuke
Nance Wood, 1 mile to the south east of the village, is designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest for its biological characteristics. The woods are one of only 2 sites in Britain to contain Irish spurge (Euphorbia hyberna), a Red Data Book of rare and endangered plant species.[15]
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THE ELEGANT THREE BEDROOM APARTMENT HAS A SPACIOUS OPEN PLAN LIVING ROOM WITH SEA AND VALLEY VIEWS, A GALLEY KITCHEN AND PINE DINING AREA
THE LOVELY LARGE BATHROOM HAS AN OVER BATH ELECTRIC SHOWER, SINK AND W.C
READ OUR REVIEWS ON TRIPADVISOR
BASSETS ACRE, BUILT BY LORD DE DUNSTANVILLE BASSETS ACRE, circa 1827
Six superb 1-3 bedroom historic apartments encapsulated in the grand Victorian villa set in an acre of sub- tropical gardens, just 5 minutes walk from the beautiful Portreath sandy bay, Harbour, Pubs, Shops and Restaurants,The stunning coastal path is just on our doorstep
In the front garden there is a Gazebo dining area, Loungers, Barbecue and childrens play area, an ideal place to relax while the family are enjoying themselves and you can relax with a good book and a glass of wine!
We have taken health and safety instruction to ensure the
Swimming pool, Hot tub and all areas are safe to use,
There is no evidence that COVID-19 can spread to people through the water used in pools, hot tubs, or water playgrounds. Proper operation and disinfection of pools, hot tubs, and water playgrounds should kill the virus that causes COVID-19.
The telescopic heated SWIMMING POOL enclosure, lets you enjoy the pool whatever the weather (May to end of Sept) and the HOT TUB / MASSAGE SPA is FAB,
There is also the games room with Pool table, football table, lots of games books and a DVD library, All this and more just a short stroll to the Beach, Pubs, Shops, Restaurants and stunning cliff and woodland walks.
In the front garden, there is a Gazebo dining area, Loungers,Barbecue and childrens play area, an ideal place to relax while the family are enjoying themselves and you can relax with a good book and a glass of wine !
There is also the games room with Pool table, football table, lots of games books and a DVD library, All this and more just a short stroll to the Beach, Pubs, Shops, Restaurants and stunning cliff and woodland walks.
Our games room has something for everyone with pool and football tables.
BASSETS ACRE, is beautifully sited in a little wooded valley with a stream flowing through spacious gardens to the sea. There are two private car parks.
The front garden, with its pool and children's play area, are equipped with BARBECUES and all the facilities for eating out and relaxing.
We pride ourselves on the quality and comfort of all the apartments that have FREE WiFi.
Portreath, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is surrounded by National Trust land. For its size it has a surprising amount to offer with its two beautiful, sandy beaches: watersports such as swimming, surfing, canoeing, fishing and surfing school; footpaths and cycle tracks connect with networks right across the peninsula through the old mining areas; a whole, rich, industrial history to be explored.The village has shops, including a bakery and a mini market, that provide for all daily needs: two beachside cafes and no less than three pubs with restaurant facilities and outdoor eating areas. Not far from the village is a golf course, riding stables, dry ski slope, skateboard and BMX trak
Portreath (Cornish: Porthtreth or Porth Treth)[2] is a civil parish, village and fishing port on the north coast of Cornwall, England, United Kingdom. The village is about three miles (5 km) northwest of Redruth.[3] The village extends along both sides of a stream valley and is centred on the harbour and beach. West of the harbour entrance and breakwater are two sandy beaches which are popular with holidaymakers and surfers.
Portreath lies within the Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). Almost a third of Cornwall has AONB designation, with the same status and protection as a National Park. Separately, in early 2017, the village was looking to be a hedgehog friendly village.[4] It would join Burton Fleming in East Yorkshire as one of a handful of hedgehog friendly villages in the UK.[5]
History
The name Portreath (meaning "sandy cove") was first recorded in 1485 and tin streaming in the valley was recorded from 1602. Devon contractor Samuel Nott, was engaged to build the first mole (or quay) in 1713 on the western side of the beach, near Amy's Point.[6] The quay was destroyed by the sea before 1749 and the foundations are occasionally seen when the sea washes away the sand.[7][8] The village also had a fishing fleet, mainly for pilchards.[6] The harbour we see today was started in 1760 to service the expanding ore industry in the Camborne and Redruth area. The quay was extended and the inner basin constructed in 1846 and in the 1860s, New Dock, now known as Little Beach, was constructed.[8]
In the late 1770s, during the American Revolutionary War, lieutenant-colonel of the North Devon militia, Francis Basset, commanded local miners to fortify the port, which helped counter a Franco-Spanish invasion fleet gathered as part of the European theatre of the war, some of them still standing to this day.[9]
By 1827 Portreath was described as Cornwall's most important port and Portreath was, with Devoran on the south coast, one of the main ports for sending the copper ore mined in the Gwennap area to Swansea for smelting. The ships returned with Welsh coal to fire the steam engines used on the mines. The peak of this enterprise was around 1840, when some 100,000 tons of copper ore were shipped out each year.[10]
With a growing population a church was built in 1827, the Portreath Hotel (1856), Methodist Chapel (1858), Basset Arms (1878) and the School (1880) all followed.[11] A cholera outbreak in 1878 caused the death of almost half the population.[11] The copper trade collapsed by 1886 and the port was almost bankrupt, although trade of domestic coal, cement, slate and potatoes continued until after World War Two.[8] In June 1980 the owners, Beynon Shipping Company, donated the harbour to Kerrier District Council and it is now leased to the Portreath Harbour Association by the present owners, Cornwall Council.[8]
Tramroads and railways
The Portreath Tramroad, the first railway in Cornwall, was started in 1809 to link the harbour with the copper mines at Scorrier and St Day. By 1812 the tramroad reached Scorrier House, one of the financiers houses, and was completed by 1819. It was horse-drawn with wagons on an approximate 4 ft (1.2 m) gauge using L-shaped cast iron plates on square granite blocks. The line was little used after the Poldice mine closed in the 1860s and the tramroad was closed in 1865.[12]
The Portreath branch of the Hayle Railway was opened in 1838. To the south of the harbour, and on the west side of the valley, are the remains of the old cable-worked incline which linked the harbour to the mainline at Carn Brea.[13] The Portreath incline was, one of four on the Hayle Railway and was 1,716 ft (523 m) long with a rise of about 240 ft (73 m). It was worked by a stationary steam engine, used as the winding engine.[13] Part of the main line of the Hayle Railway was incorporated into the route of the West Cornwall Railway in 1852 and the branch line finally closed in 1936.
The railways and Portreath Tramroad associated with the minerals trade today form the Mineral Tramways Coast to Coast, a long distance cycleway and footpath extending 15 miles (24 km) from Portreath to the south coast.[10][14]
Nancekuke
Nance Wood, 1 mile to the south east of the village, is designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest for its biological characteristics. The woods are one of only 2 sites in Britain to contain Irish spurge (Euphorbia hyberna), a Red Data Book of rare and endangered plant species.[15]
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住宿設施服務
海灘
- 鄰近海灘
- 沙灘椅
滑雪
- 鄰近滑雪場
泳池/SPA
- 1 個室內泳池
- 1 個浴缸
- 公共泳池
- 私人圍欄泳池
- 暖水池
網絡
- 公寓提供：免費 Wi-Fi
泊車及交通
- 不須乘車
- 店內設有車位
廚房
- 多士爐
- 咖啡機/沖茶器
- 香料
- 焗爐
- 雪櫃
- 煮食用品、餐具和器皿
- 微波爐
- 電熱水煲
- 爐具
餐飲
- 餐桌
睡房
- 3 間睡房
- 提供床單
浴室
- 1 個浴室
- 肥皂
- 洗頭水
- 風筒
- 浴缸或淋浴間
- 廁紙
- 提供毛巾
起居空間
- 客廳
- 壁爐
- 餐桌
娛樂
- 音樂庫
- 書籍
- 遊戲
- 電子遊戲
- 電視
- 影片庫
- DVD 播放機
戶外區域
- 戶外傢具
- 花園
- 陽台
- 燒烤爐
洗衣設備
- 洗衣設施
- 洗衣機
工作空間
- 列印機
- 電腦椅
舒適
- 暖氣
寵物
- 不可攜帶寵物
合適程度/無障礙設施
- 禁煙住宿
服務及便利設施
- 送餐服務
- 熨斗/熨衫板
地點特色
- 位處村莊
- 位處鄉村地區
- 近海
- 鄰近海灣
- 鄰近特賣場
- 鄰近健身/美容 SPA
- 鄰近遊艇碼頭
- 鄰近醫院
休閒活動
- 水上運動器材
- 乒乓球
- 英式/美式桌球枱
- 桌上足球機
- 高爾夫球
- 船
- 雪地運動裝備
- 單車
- 暖水池
- 電子遊戲/遊戲室
- 網球
- 橡皮艇
- 附近可水肺潛水
- 附近可步行觀賞野生動物
- 附近可玩水上電單車
- 附近可玩水上漂流
- 附近可玩滑浪風帆
- 附近可洞穴探險
- 附近可浮潛
- 附近可釣魚
- 附近可游泳
- 附近可進行山地單車活動
- 附近可進行風帆活動
- 附近可滑水
- 附近可滑浪/趴板
- 附近可騎馬
- 附近可觀鳥
- 附近可觀鯨
- 附近有生態遊
- 鄰近行山/單車徑
- 鄰近高爾夫球場
安全設施
- 未知是否有一氧化碳檢測器 (屋主並未表明住宿是否有一氧化碳檢測器；請考慮帶備可攜式檢測器)
- 煙霧探測器 (屋主表示住宿設有煙霧探測器)
- 滅火筒
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- 花園
- 單車
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政策
入住
入住時段由 15:00 開始
零接觸入住服務
最低登記入住年齡 - 25 歲
退房
於 10:00 前退房
零接觸退房服務
特別入住指示
屋主將會向你發出一封載有登記入住和退房指示的電郵
由住宿提供的資訊可能會使用自動翻譯工具翻譯。
寵物
不可攜帶寵物
小童與加床
歡迎兒童入住
活動
No events allowed
吸煙
Smoking is not permitted
重要資訊
注意事項
如有額外房客入住，住宿會依照其規定收費。
住客登記入住時或須出示由政府簽發附有相片的證件，以及提供信用卡、扣帳卡或繳交按金以備雜費之用。
住宿無法保證一定能滿足住客的特別要求，須視乎住客登記入住時的供應狀況，住宿亦可能會加收費用。
嚴禁在住宿內舉辦派對或團體活動。
屋主未有說明住宿是否設置一氧化碳探測器。請考慮為這段行程自備攜帶式探測器
屋主表示住宿設有煙霧探測器
住宿內的保安設備包括滅火筒。
此住宿的戶外空間 (例如露台、庭院、陽台) 未必適合兒童。如有疑慮，建議你在抵達前聯絡住宿，確認對方是否能為你安排合適的客房。
此住宿經由我們的合作夥伴 Vrbo 管理。你會收到由 Vrbo 寄出的電郵，內附 Vrbo 帳戶連結讓你更改或取消預訂。
其他須知
旅客不須乘車往返此住宿
住宿又稱為
6 2018 Price 2019 stroll Beach pubs Shops pool Hotub Wifi
關於鄰近區域
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Portreath, ENG
附近景點
- 菲爾登農場野生動物中心3 分鐘路程 - 0.3 公里
- 西南海岸步道第18段起點3 分鐘路程 - 0.3 公里
- 西康沃爾冒險5 分鐘路程 - 0.4 公里
- 波特里斯海灘8 分鐘路程 - 0.7 公里
- 特希迪鄉村公園16 分鐘路程 - 1.4 公里
交通資料
- 雷德魯斯站：9 分鐘車程
- 紐基康沃爾機場 (NQY)：34 分鐘車程
餐廳
- Cornish Pantry6 分鐘車程
- Tesco Extra Café9 分鐘車程
- The Inn For All Seasons8 分鐘車程
- McDonald's7 分鐘車程
- Costa Coffee8 分鐘車程
常見問題
6~Short walk~Beach~Pubs~Shops: Chlorine safe Pool and Hot tub, Games room, WiFi 是否設有泳池？
是，此住宿設有室內泳池。泳池類型包括暖水池。
6~Short walk~Beach~Pubs~Shops: Chlorine safe Pool and Hot tub, Games room, WiFi 是否寵物友善住宿？
否，此住宿恕不接待寵物。
6~Short walk~Beach~Pubs~Shops: Chlorine safe Pool and Hot tub, Games room, WiFi 的泊車位收費多少？
住宿提供內部停車位。
6~Short walk~Beach~Pubs~Shops: Chlorine safe Pool and Hot tub, Games room, WiFi 的登記入住時間是？
登記入住時間於 15:00 開始。
6~Short walk~Beach~Pubs~Shops: Chlorine safe Pool and Hot tub, Games room, WiFi 的退房時間是？
退房時間為 10:00。
6~Short walk~Beach~Pubs~Shops: Chlorine safe Pool and Hot tub, Games room, WiFi 位於哪裡？
這間適合家庭入住的公寓大樓位於雷德路斯，在海邊，距離西南海岸步道第18段起點、菲爾登農場野生動物中心和波特里斯海灘不到 10 分鐘腳程。步行 10 分鐘即可到達康沃爾傑出自然美景區和西康沃爾冒險。
6~Short walk~Beach~Pubs~Shops: Chlorine safe Pool and Hot tub, Games room, WiFi 的評價
評價
完美
所有評價都來自真實的旅客體驗，只有曾向我們預訂住宿的旅客才可以提交評價。我們會根據指引驗證評價，無論好壞都會如實發佈。
更多資料於新視窗中開啟10 分評分，優異；1 則評價中有 1 則
10 - 優異
1
8 分評分，不錯；1 則評價中有 0 則
8 - 不錯
0
6 分評分，一般；1 則評價中有 0 則
6 - 一般
0
4 分評分，欠佳；1 則評價中有 0 則
4 - 欠佳
0
2 分評分，很差；1 則評價中有 0 則
2 - 很差
0
10
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10
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