Reviews

  1. Jane Stockton ★★★★★

    Interesting house with knowledgeable and friendly staff on hand to answer questions, good cafe on site too. I visited the house last year and the grounds this, as it was too wet before. Having wandered down to the Quay, I walked through the visitor's centre reading about the history of the estate and sat looking out over the estuary. Although a bit steep walk, there are plenty of benches to take a break, plenty of picnic space near the house and down at the Quay. Beautiful countryside and other walking trails for the more adventurous. Crafts for sale and of course the usual gift shop. Highly recommend a visit

  2. Paul Grasby ★★★★★

    If you like National Trust properties, you'll love this one. An interesting house, not so big that you get bored, and lovely gardens. The cafe served fresh food that was way better than expected. A great location with views and walks by the river too!

  3. Domonik Grabic ★★★★★

    The surroundings were incredibly calming, with lush greenery everywhere. The gardens were meticulously maintained, bursting with vibrant colors and sweet scents. Walking through the area, I felt a sense of peace wash over me, melting away any stress. The scenery was breathtaking, offering stunning views that seemed to stretch on forever. It was the perfect place to unwind and enjoy the beauty of nature.

  1. Martin Dixey ★★★★★

    This National trust property is without a doubt an exceptional place to visit. My wife and I have visited quite a number of National Trust properties but this place just exceeded our expectations and kept wowing at every turn. May I suggest you set aside a day to immerse yourself in the splendor of both the wonderful house/chapel and impressive gardens. The house has a very pleasant cafe/ restaurant, a well stocked plant and gift shop and of cause knowledgeable and very friendly staff. There are picnic areas and lots to see in the varied and delightful gardens; you can wander down to the quay on the banks of the river Tamar then visit the Discovery centre and Mill with its gift shops and workshops. This was one of the most spectacular National Trust properties we have visited so far and I hope you enjoy it beauty and grandeur as much as we did.

  2. Ian Dawson Urchins Bear Shop ★★★★★

    Awesome.... The Trust team there make you feel so welcome... Wonderful house and gardens... The woodland and riverside walks are magical... We were lucky enough tibse the Christmas garland this year... Simply stunning.. Made from flowers grown and dried by the staff at Cotehele..

  3. Sean Lee ★★★★★

    Lovely relaxing day to be had at Cotehele. The house is lovely, gardens are amazing and the staff are so helpful and very knowledgeable, the cafe is really inexpensive. A stunning place and the Quay is a must see too.

  1. Simon Bolitho ★★★★★

    Great place to visit as always. Really did explore the grounds this time as we have visited the house many times before and only spent a little time in the garden and grounds. Walked all over this time. Lunch was great here too.

  2. Paul Rogers ★★★★★

    A deep sense of history with lovely gardens and a great tea room. You could spend a whole day across the estate. Be prepared for hills and a stiff walk if you want to explore beyond the house and formal gardens. But there is no great need as the house and garden offer a lot. The approach roads are narrow so be careful but are ok for the average driver.

  3. Nigel Hesdon ★★★★★

    So much to see, loved the house especially the arms and armour in great hall. Gardens and woods great. Easy walk to Quay and Mill loved both especially workshops at both. Would definitely visit again.

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