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One of the most memorable lodging experiences I have had in a long lifetime of travel. A unique, beautiful place with superb staff and service. The owner, Ms. Stuart, is on top of everything, aided by her very pleasant and hardworking staff, Kate and Michelle. She has transformed a near derelict building into a marvelous guest house. Stuart's architectural skills and decorative instincts are perfectly expressed in a minimalist fashion, but be aware this place is definitely not ADA compliant. We booked into Suite 1, and were rewarded with a sensational two-story suite. The bottom floor consisted of the bedroom and bathroom, the latter with a huge shower employing both a vertical down shower and a handheld device. Upstairs is a living room with a 270 degree view of the harbor from the kitchen and two balconies. In this living/kitchen area is a large, comfy sofa, a decent sized TV, a fully stocked kitchen with microwave (the fridge came with wine, fresh milk, a bowl of fruit) tea water heater, plates and cutlery, and a fabulous view of the harbor from kitchen stools pulled up to a wide counter in front of a huge window adorned with fresh cut flowers. Two doors on either side of the room lead to the balconies and the doors can be opened to let a pleasant cross breeze blow your way. Again, not ADA compliant, but a wonderful place to call home in Penzance. And not to be missed at Chapel House are the breakfasts that come with the room replete with all sorts of goodies like croissants, smoked salmon, eggs cooked to your order, great teas and coffees, and marmalade, jams, fresh fruit and eggs and bacon. It was my birthday and what should appear but a small, delicious chocolate cake, that we savored for days, one slice at at time.