Places to stay in East Looe, Cornwall

East Looe makes up the town of Looe - along with West Looe, connected by bridge across the River Looe. Local restaurants include The Ancient Mariner, The Bywater Restaurant, Mama J’s Italian, and Smugglers Cott.

The center of East Looe ( which is at is longitude -4°27'12.758 and latitude 50°21'7.7508 ) is located 1 mile away from West Looe, 1 mile away from Looe, 3 miles away from St Martin and 4 miles away from Polperro.

Available East Looe lodging

We currently have 11 accommodations in and around East Looe.

East Looe Hotels, B&Bs and Guest Houses

Bed & Breakfasts

Oak Bee Bed & Breakfast

Approx 5 miles away in Torpoint:

This small coastal haven is the perfect place to stay to discover south east Cornwall. One of the oldest dwellings in Downderry, Oak Bee Cottage was was extended and modernised in the Georgian era as a seaside villa.
Main Road, Downderry
Torpoint, Cornwall
Bed & Breakfasts

Dover's Bed & Breakfast

Approx 2 miles away in Looe:

Tony & Dawn would like to welcome you to Dovers House where quality accommodation in Looe awaits you. The Visit Britain Silver award winning B&B in Looe.
Dovers House
Looe, Cornwall
Bed & Breakfasts

Bridgeside

Whether you are visiting Cornwall for business or pleasure Sammy and Belinda welcome you to stay at Bridgeside, our family run 8 bedroomed Victorian house situated in the heart of East Looe, occupying one of the best positions in town with fantastic .....
Bridgeside/Fore Street
East Looe, Cornwall
Bed & Breakfasts

St Johns Court

With its own off road parking right outside the house you can arrive unload then just relax on the terrace, in the guest lounge or in one of our guest bedrooms..
East Cliff
East Looe, Cornwall
Bed & Breakfasts

Dolphin Guest House

Station Road
East Looe, Cornwall
Bed & Breakfasts

Sea Breeze Guest House

Lower Chapel Street
East Looe, Cornwall

Widlake Farm Bed And Breakfast

Bed & Breakfast

Approx 4 miles away in Looe:

Looe, Cornwall

East Looe Camping, Caravans, Self Catering

Photograph of Trelay Farmpark, Looe
Listing updated 2026
Cottage / Caravan Parks

Trelay Farmpark

Approx 4 miles away in Looe:

Trelay is a family site of some 6 1/2 acres with 70 spacious pitches set around a wide area (most with electric hook-ups). The site is ideal for the discerning tourist and can accommodate tents as well as motorhomes and touring caravans.
Trelay Farm Park
Looe, Cornwall
Holiday Parks

Tencreek Holiday Park

Approx 2 miles away in Looe:

With beautiful views over the seas and surrounding countryside, Tencreek is situated in what we believe is one of the finest settings in the West Country.
Polperro Road
Looe, Cornwall
Self Catering Properties

Trelren

Approx 2 miles away in Looe:

Trelren is a spacious dormer bungalow overlooking Talland Bay with sea and rural views. It is the ideal location to enjoy a holiday on the south coast of Cornwall. We are situated between the fishing port of Looe and the pretty fishing village of Polperro.
Polperro Road
Looe, Cornwall

Quay View

Self Catering Property
Quay View a fully furnished and equipped apartment is situated in the centre of Looe, overlooking the harbour, close to the beach, shops and restaurants. Quay View is a 4 star Approved Apartment with Visit Britain and Consists of two storeys .....
Fore Street
East Looe, Cornwall
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Things to see and do, places to eat in East Looe

Photograph of The Old Sail Loft Restaurant, East Looe
The Old Sail Loft Restaurant

Restaurant At Trelaske Hotel ( Dining / Other ). Here at Trelaske we believe what sets us apart is our personal interest as owners to make sure you enjoy your stay with us. We’re both involved in making sure your every need is catered for, from check-in to check-out, and from breakfast to dinner in our award winning restaurant. www.trelaske.co.uk Link

The Old Sail Loft Restaurant ( Dining / Other ). One of the oldest buildings in Looe, still largely preserved in its original form, the cellar and loft are known to date back at least 450 years. Reputed to be a former haunt for smugglers and sea faring men of the 16th Century, it was then known locally as “The Run” probably due to it's time honoured association with smuggling which was rife along the Cornish coast.