Driftwood Spars

Popped in the Crib Shack for ice creams while walking the SWCP it’s a lovely area and the refreshments were welcomed. Didn’t use the pub other than for the loo but it looked inviting with a good range of beers. The menu did appear expensive for pub food.

This was rather disappointing. On the positive, it is in a beautiful area and you can walk out straight onto the coast path.... Easy car park, friendly staff, food was well cooked....but it was expensive, the sea view was distant over a large flat roof,and the mattress has definitely seen better days.

This was expenside for pub accomodation. Ive stayed there before and thought it was reasnoble. But £399 for 3 nights was pricey. Reduced to £266 with the 3 for 2 Winter offer still felt expensive. Room was cold, we just couldn't work out the heating system, Have stayed there quite a few times before and never been dissappointed before but would think twice before booking again

Exceptional Stay at Driftwood Spars Visited in November 2024 and had an unforgettable experience. Friendly and welcoming staff, fantastic rooms, and outstanding food. From fresh fish and chips to the best Sunday roast we’ve ever had, everything was superb. Breakfast catered to all dietary needs with amazing quality. Highly recommended for top-notch service, comfort, and delicious meals!

We usually stay in more high end hotels but choose this for the excellent location, just a couple of minutes walk to the cove we love. We were very pleasantly surprised. The staff were very friendly and helpful. We were allowed to use the car park prior to check in. Our room (no 4) was very clean and well equipped including an iron, kettle and fresh milk. The bathroom was spotless and looked as if it had recently been refitted. We had a drink in the lower bar which was cosy with a good atmosphere. All in all we would definitely stay again!

Medicine for the soul...despite relentless rain! Was attending the Land's End Trial historic motor event...which turns out I could walk to in 15 mins up the cliffs/S.West Coast Path right beside Driftwood. Travelling solo can be scary at meal times etc.!! But I need not have worried as Liam sat me next to another solo my 1st dinner...turns out we had loads in common! Other nights folk very friendly so didn't matter & many with dogs so I was v.happy! I think I had the BEST Fish & Chips ever (Hake)...amazing! Homemade special burger also fabby. Sunday roast was a little tough...but I was late so NOT complaining. Asked others about their food...all saying really very good. Highly recommend. Cooke brekkie really delicious...super friendly staff too & views to the sea were awesome...with friendly Robin on balcony outside hoping for scraps in the intermittent downpours :). Wonderful sea view room - compact & with MEGA comfy bed, super bathroom...waking to the waves, early birds (some unusual/a treat to hear), general calm floating in through the window, 'mountains' on either side & watching dawn surfers was perfect for early mindfulness! And an AWESOME little jar of handmade 'melt in mouth' Brownies. Found broadband a bit edgy (or was it my phone?!) BUT, A) it is located between 2 giant cliffs so surprising can get any B/band at all(!), and B) it IS good to detox from gadgets...so I was grateful really :) All the staff were super friendly, helpful, charming. I needed an 'escape, detox' with lots of walking, cheery folk, nature, wilderness, good food....Driftwood Spars was 100% my tonic...'what the doctor ordered'!! Perhaps anywhere around passionate Surfers has a 'certain healing vibe'....??? It was wonderful & they were v.friendly at the beach/cliff bar/cafe despite me in full wet walking gear & being zillions of years older than them :) Folk laid back, friendly, loads of dogs which was magical, peace &/or lots going on...take your pick. And plenty of other places to eat/drink at if needed on meanderings, and of course St Agnes at top of hill is delightful for meandering around. Wonderful. Thanks very much Team Driftwood.