Bob and Deb welcome you to the Old Malt House, a 17th century character guest house situated close to the harbour front in beautiful south east Cornwall. We make it our aim to ensure that all who stay with us enjoy a comfortable and relaxing stay. The origins of the Malt House are rooted in the production of malt whiskey from where it obtainted its name and from where, in ages past, it would have been sold in copious quantities to local taverns and fishermen and no doubt a few smugglers and pirates too!
Services
The Old Malt House is a family run bed and breakfast which offers excellent value for money.
We aim to ensure that everyone who stays with us has a relaxing and comfortable stay.
All of our rooms are cosy and intimate and are furnished to a high standard.
All our guest bedrooms are non-smoking, en-suite rooms.
All rooms are doubles but can be used for single occupancy if required.
We aim to ensure that everyone who stays with us has a relaxing and comfortable stay.
All of our rooms are cosy and intimate and are furnished to a high standard.
All our guest bedrooms are non-smoking, en-suite rooms.
All rooms are doubles but can be used for single occupancy if required.
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Weary travellers using the turnpike between Launceston and Bodmin would stay at the Inn having crossed the wild and treacherous moor.
During your stay in Looe you may wish to take some time to step back into the past and discover Looes rich heritage.
The museum situated in the Old Guild Hall is a good place to start.
It contains everything from prehistoric finds, up-to memories of World War II.
You can also wander around the town using the Looe Heritage tail to guide you.
This is a great way of discovering what the old builings were used for and you might even find yourselves walking along old streets you didnt even know existed.
The museum situated in the Old Guild Hall is a good place to start.
It contains everything from prehistoric finds, up-to memories of World War II.
You can also wander around the town using the Looe Heritage tail to guide you.
This is a great way of discovering what the old builings were used for and you might even find yourselves walking along old streets you didnt even know existed.
The Old Malt House is a 17th Century grade ll listed building, approximately 350 years old, situated close to the harbour, at the foot of West Looe Hill, surrounded by properties of similar age and character.
All three guest bedrooms are on the first floor which is accessed by a first floor door at the top of some stone steps on the outside of the building.
All rooms are en-suite with showers not bath and the house is carpeted throughout.
Breakfast is served downstairs in a spacious dining room with separate tables.
All three guest bedrooms are on the first floor which is accessed by a first floor door at the top of some stone steps on the outside of the building.
All rooms are en-suite with showers not bath and the house is carpeted throughout.
Breakfast is served downstairs in a spacious dining room with separate tables.
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