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"Hôtel sélectionné par le Guide MICHELIN."
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"The restaurant: The Lugger specialises in locally caught fresh seafood, and dinner is a rather agreeably priced £33 for four courses. Think quenelles of crab and an elegant sole meunière, polished off with an impeccable peach melba and the opportunity to sample Cornish Yarg cheese in its native habitat. The restaurant also boasts a rather impressive wine list, and a mean gin and tonic. In the morning, they'll even bring you perfectly boiled eggs in bed, if you're too sluggish to rise for breakfast. The restaurant: The Lugger specialises in locally caught fresh seafood, and dinner is a rather agreeably priced £33 for four courses. Think quenelles of crab and an elegant sole meunière, polished off with an impeccable peach melba and the opportunity to sample Cornish Yarg cheese in its native habitat. The restaurant also boasts a rather impressive wine list, and a mean gin and tonic. In the morning, they'll even bring you perfectly boiled eggs in bed, if you're too sluggish to rise for breakfast."
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"Wonderful wines and seafood"
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"THE LUGGER HOTEL, PORTLOE, CORNWALL Taken from: Room 103 From this room at The Lugger Hotel, a tiny bay's jagged cliff, softened by green grassy mounds in the miniature village of Portloe, can be seen reaching into crystal-clean turquoise waters. Guests here (previous visitors include the Camerons) wake up to the soft sloosh of waves across the small enclave of white sandy beach below. The Cornish hotel has 22 rooms (make sure you book one with a sea view), a spa with a menu of rejuvenating and relaxing therapies and a well-regarded restaurant headed by Chef Jonathan Done, who changes the menu daily to work with the fresh local produce farmed nearby and caught in the sea in front of the hotel; lobster is a staple during summer months, expect crab, wild garlic, pigeon, rock samphire, homemade bread and pastas, and rabbit. Picturesque Portloe has no street lights (and little phone signal), making it a stargazer's dream all year round. In spring and summer cool sea breezes blow through open shutters and in autumn and winter crisp walks are followed by hot toddies and open fires. The hotel's General Manager places a story and weather report on your pillow each night and, when the weather's not so balmy, loans macs, brollies and wellies to guests, too. Address: The Lugger Hotel, Portloe, Cornwall Telephone: 0843 178 7155 Price: Doubles from £130 per night"
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