The host was there to greet us and she left us some freshly made warm scones with jam and cream as well as milk so we could have a cuppa on arrival.
The accommodation was very clean, airy and spacious. There is a hot tub that takes full advantage of the beautiful surrounding countryside. Plenty of utensils and great self catering set up - oven, microwave, toaster and fridge with small freezer section. There was also tea/coffee making facilities with tea bags/granulated coffee. Bed was really comfortable and bathroom had separate bath and shower. Reclining sofa and tv/dvd facilities. On site free parking next to accommodation.
We prepared some meals ourselves but also ate out. Locally we had a meal at the London Inn and Jamaica Inn - both very good food and reasonably priced. Highly recommend booking Jamaica Inn as gets busy due to connections to Daphne Du Maurier's book of the same name and smuggling associations. There is a small museum on site exploring both and this can be visited for a small fee payable to the pub - booking not required. We booked a table and then visited the museum after eating. They also have a shop and farm shop. We also had a nice meal further a field in Mousehole (we had been to see a show at the Minack theatre) a short drive from Mousehole. We also visited Carnglaze Cavern, the Eden Project, the Lost Garden's of Heligan and Bodmin Jail where we did an after hours ghost walk (booking recommended).
Nil that comes to mind - very relaxing and enjoyable stay.