As soon a we arrived we were welcomed with a Cream Tea which was lovely and totalling unexpected. The rooms were very comfortable and were equipped with everything we needed for our stay. There was a tray with a variety of tea, coffee fresh milk and biscuits which was replenished each day. The bathroom was lovely, clean and stocked with exceptionally fluffy towels which were changed each day. The breakfasts were absolutely fantastic, we chose from an extensive menu on the previous evening. With breakfast there was also fresh fruit salad and home made preserves which made our stay that bit more special. Doug and Carol had thought about everything we could possibly need and offered advice on the local area which was very useful. They were the perfect hosts and we left much rested and relaxed. The B & B is in a perfect position for coastal walks, beaches and the Eden Project which is only a few minutes drive away. We were also offered a packed lunch but after the amazing breakfast we didnt need to eat until the evening.

Can only agree with everything the previous reviewer says.Doug and Carol made us so welcome in their home.Nothing was too much trouble.What a welcome-pot of coffee and scones.Double room with everything we needed including spotless bathroom.Breakfast perfect-my husband raved over the hogs pudding while I enjoyed the home made bread and preserves.We would definately stay again if we're in the area(Perfect location for visiting Heligan and the Eden Project)

When I booked Reynards Rest I wasn't too sure what to expect. The website looks very nice, but I've had experiences in the past when the website looks good and when you actually get there it is not what you expect.
Both Dough and Carol, the owners, received us (3 of us) with a very warm welcome. We were walking the South West Coast Path, so after 15 miles walk we were absolutely exhausted and dying for a drink. They served us some drinks and set up the deck in the garden with some mini scones, clotted cream and jam.
The B&B is at the top of a very steep hill, but it's definitely worth the trek. The views are just fantastic over the valley, and the house is full of history - it was used during World War II as a US Army officers' mess. The owners completely renovated it a few years ago to a very hight standard and kept the beautiful mosaic floor on the hallway. It only has two bedrooms, one double and one twin. The double is ensuite, with a bathroom that is almost the same size as the bedroom itself; and the twin has a private bathroom next door (for exclusive use of this room). Both rooms and bathrooms were absolutely spotless.
The breakfast was just fantastic! Despite only being 3 of us, Doug and Carol put an amazing spread which included fresh fruit salad, yoghourt, cereals, juice, tea, coffee, toast (with home made bread and preserve), cooked breakfast, full English or scrambled eggs, and the most amazing hog's pudding is a must try! They had also printed the weather report for the day from the internet and put it on the table for us.
This is definitely the best B&B I have ever stayed in, and as a South West Coast Path walker, I have stayed in a few! Particularly in Devon and Cornwall.
If you are ever in Par, you must stop at Reynards Rest!