The Top House had been recommended by friends who stayed a couple of years ago so we booked in for two nights when staying in the Lizard. From arrival, James, Donna and the whole team could not have been more accommodating. We were upgraded to a sea view room which was beautifully appointed and the view out towards Kynance Cove... More

Lizard is the most southern point of England, a picturesque península only 30 miles from Landsend, in Cornwall. I stopped in front of The Top House Inn, a wonderful old pub in the middle of the small village and asked for a room. As it was a Saturday, my chances were slim to find accommodation. However, the pub, which was... More

We stayed at this hotel after walking from Porthleven and enduring a day of driving rain and gale force winds. The room was comfortable and functional, just what was required after a hard day's slog. The restaurant was very good, local produce, fresh fish and reasonably priced. The full Cornish breakfast was superb with all the trimmings and fantastic creamy... More

We visited the Top House several time last October when we were staying locally. It's main draw initially was that dogs are welcome which meant a lot to us. We discovered it had more to offer, friendly locals, good food ( delicious deserts) and a lovely roaring fire . So again when we stayed near by last weekend , we... More

We went here for a pub meal during our stay at Kennack Sands. The food was typical pub food - as expected. Prices were a little more than other pubs in the area. There is a small free car park outside the pub and a donation car park next door. We had omelettes and they were a good size. Staff... More

This is a lovely old pub situated on the village green in Lizard, near Kynance Cove. The welcome is warm, the real ales exceptional and the bar busy with friendly locals - the food (all locally sourced) is first class and reasonably priced - you must try the scallops with hogs pudding and smoked bacon - excellent ! The accomodation... More

We had a very nice home cooked meal in the restaurant area of this Pub. My husband had Scallops and hogs pudding....quite unusual and very nice!! There is a roaring log fire, gorgeous. The service and friendly staff are also worth a mention.

The hosts and locals alike give a very warm welcome which was great as we'd just completed a blustery walk to Kynance Cove and back. My gf ate in the restaurant and said the food was very nice with very good service etc. The room was nice, very spacious with a lovely en-suite too. Overnight, the weather was very cold,... More

Just to say the Sunday roast menu fantastic. Choice of three different meats or all three together chicken pork lamb. Great service..we arrived an hour later than booked as we forgot to put clocks forward! Staff unfazed although very busy, friendly and polite and managed to squeeze us in! Puddings really lovely too! Warm brownie with vanilla ice cream and... More