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The Dolphins Bed & Breakfast Mousehole

The Dolphins is a large period house set in beautiful gardens. It was built in 1904 and features unique architectural features. The Dolphins is situated 2 minutes from Mousehole harbour and 10 minutes from neighbouring Penzance.

All of our rooms are large double rooms with sea views. Front of house rooms overlook St Clements Island and have breathtaking views of St. Michaels Mount and Mounts Bay. All rooms have ensuite (own bathroom and toilet) with coffee making and TV facilities and benefit from armchairs and tables for added comfort. Double or twin bedded as requested.

The Dolphins also has a large dining room and sitting room for guests use. Private parking is available for guests. Price on application please contact us for details.

We will be taking bookings shortly for our new annexe, which is set in the grounds of The Dolphins. Good news for you dog lovers as we will be allowing dog owners to bring their dogs with them to stay. Please visit the annexe page for full details.

Mousehole, once described by Dylan Thomas as 'the prettiest village in England' is situated 10 minutes from the main rail terminus of Penzance and can be reached by the local number 6 bus service. Mousehole is also a short distance from Newlyn the home to the famous Newlyn School of painters.

The work of this famous moment can still be viewed at Penlee House Museum. Twin bedded room and double bedroom available. Both with stunning sea views across the bay to The Lizard Peninsular and St. Michaels Mount. All rooms are en-suite with TV. Coffee and tea making facilities provided.

Full English breakfast is served in our spacious dining / breakfast room with sea views. We also cater for vegetarians and celiac but advanced notice is helpful. The Annexe - Lower floor with sofa bed, television, coffee and tea-making facilities, shower room and toilet. Upper floor with a King size double bed and a small single bed and Freeview television. Doors to veranda and use of garden. Sea views.