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1
£105+
Overview
Reviews
Located in Truro, The Alverton is within a 15-minute walk of Truro Cathedral and Hall for Cornwall. Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, a 24-hour front desk, and laundry facilities. Free self parking is available onsite.
9.0 Excellent
Pros: Breakfast was good quality food, with efficient service from the staff. Jackie on reception was lovely and welcoming on checkin and departure. The room was lovely and spacious, with a nice view of the great hall.
Cons: The room was a bit too warm at times and being by the stairs we could hear people when they were walking past. But other than that the room was fantastic and had everything we needed.
1.0 Poor
Pros: Diner and breakfast
Cons: The room (11) is gloomy, has poor lighting and is relatively small.. PLUS workmen were making an awful lot of noise below us (?) in the morning, of which we were not advised beforehand. Having stayed at the hotel many times - this was our/my worst experience...
8.0 Excellent
Pros: The staff responded very well to our needs. The food was excellent - especially my steak. Our room in the extension was very nice, large and comfortable. The bath was great!
Cons: Some variation in the quality of rooms and areas of the hotel. The hotel is on a hill and so be prepared if you are in a room in the rear extensions.
9.0 Excellent
Pros: The breakfast was delicious and the grounds stunning. The proximity to the town was great
Cons: The only negative was that we went for breakfast on the sunday at 9.15am and the fruit and pastries were not replenished
10.0 Excellent
Pros: The Alverton is deliciously stylish , with its wonderful history and truly beautiful ambiance. We loved the great hall, the staff, the food and the relaxed but respectful service. Although by an extremely busy road as you enter the gardens a peace and serenity settles and we felt revitalised and relaxed.
Cons: Cant think of anything.We had a gorgeous time and have fallen in love
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Very pleasant and Helpful staff . Peaceful comfy beds . Food and service first class
3.0 Mediocre
Cons: Room was back of beyond down a small corridor overlooking the rear of the hotel and tins of oil for the kitchen. Staff stood outside talking late at night. Room has stained curtains that didn’t hang properly. Carpet on the stairs was threadbare.
2
£164+
Overview
Reviews
This unique 17th-century hotel is an idyllic escape on the waters edge. Its restaurant with sunny terrace overlooks the harbour and serves fresh seafood.Set over 3 separate buildings around the harbour, each room has a contemporary design with luxurious en suite bathroom.Portloe is a beautiful fishing village in a conservation area at the foot of a valley. It forms part of the beautiful Roseland Peninsula and has a picturesque setting
7.0 Good
Pros: Great breakfast
Cons: If someone arrives with a partner, why does the hotel manager think it's a good idea to write a welcome letter addressed to mr and mrs. This is presumptuous, dated and sexist. Why mrs and not ms? And why assume the same surname? Shocked by this.
8.0 Excellent
Pros: Staff very helpful
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Location, food and staff. Always welcomed back like old friends. Just feel totally relaxed.
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Recently renovated 3 double bedroom cottage overlooking the sea. Spotless with fantastic furnishings. 3 en-suite bathrooms with amazing toiletries. Beautiful kitchen and fully equipped.
Cons: Loved all of it.
9.0 Excellent
Pros: The Lugger is a quiet unpretentious escape from the madness of modern life! Welcoming, friendly staff, clean and very comfortable, it is a great place to relax and unwind.
9.4 Excellent
Pros: The staff were excellent. Nothing was too much trouble.
Cons: Quantity of food at dinner time was minimalist which encourages customers to go for at least two courses. Food pricing expensive......but few other eatery options in Portloe.
8.0 Excellent
Pros: Magical location. Super touches like hot chocolate & marshmallows placed in room in the evening- my wife loved the hot water bottle too ! Super evening menu changing each day with very good breakfast choices. Comfortable and indulgent stay.
Cons: Parking is tight and prices high- its a captive market really.....however whilst drinks & wine are great quality it means an expensive break or holiday is likely.
3
£114+
Overview
Reviews
A stay at Mannings Hotel places you in the heart of Truro, steps from Hall for Cornwall and 3 minutes by foot from Truro Cathedral. Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk and luggage storage. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.
7.0 Good
Pros: The hotel is very central close to the cathedral as well as the bus station. They have their own restaurant but I only had breakfast there, which was good. The building is ancient and nice. The room was small but comfortable with good wifi.
Cons: Pigeons nesting in my window room behind the stone coat of arms, what I didn't like.
7.0 Good
Pros: Location was great. Furnishings lovely. Staff friendly.
Cons: Check-in from 4:00 p.m. is v late. I had a single room - not sure it was great value for money.
6.3 Good
Pros: Went to an event in the cathedral, was perfect location. Staff were very polite.
Cons: Hotel room was dated, very creaky floor and poor shower. Just enough room to move around the bed.
7.0 Good
Pros: The staff.. freindly but professional and very helpful..
Cons: bar was closed before by 22:00 ......
4.0 Okay
Pros: The Receptionist was great.
Cons: The staff in the bar were not great it seemed like they didn't really want you there,they closed the pub doors at 10-25 and when I asked for a drink they said we're closing I'll give you 5 minutes.
8.0 Excellent
Pros: Perfect location in town. Safe parking was included in the price.
Cons: Bathroom could have been a bit more modern. Window view was facing a wall.
5.0 Okay
Pros: Location
Cons: Showers were not good
4
£102+
Overview
Reviews
When you stay at County Arms in Truro, you'll be in the business district, within a 5-minute drive of Hall for Cornwall and Royal Cornwall Museum. Featured amenities include complimentary newspapers in the lobby, a 24-hour front desk, and luggage storage. Free self parking is available onsite.
9.6 Excellent
Pros: Despite the dreadful weather we really enjoyed our stay at The county Arms. The location was perfect, the food good and reasonably priced and the staff charming. Our family room was ideal.
Cons: There were quite a few families or grandparents with young children. An indoor area where the children could let of steam would have been an asset. Also didn’t locate a lounge area for residents.
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Large spacious room , very clean. Underpriced!
9.0 Excellent
Pros: Bed comfy , spacious room Receptionist was lovely and helpful
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Clean and comfy rooms, nice and quiet, also great to have the pub downstairs.
5
£79+
Overview
Reviews
Located in Truro, Merchant House is within a 15-minute walk of Hall for Cornwall and Royal Cornwall Museum. Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, and laundry facilities. Free self parking is available onsite.
8.0 Excellent
Pros: The room was lovely. It was excellent in terms of cleanliness and really comfortable. I liked the view. I especially liked the tea and cakes offered by the hotel in the afternoon. I think the best thing about it was how welcome the staff made visitors feel - it gave the hotel a friendly atmosphere.
Cons: Nothing.
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Staff so helpful under terrible circumstances
8.0 Excellent
Pros: Stff exceptional Breakfast superb Value for money
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Very comfy bed
Cons: I couldn't open the window very much which was annoying as the room was quite stuffy and small. Also I don't like the overuse of towels in the hotel business. However as there was nowhere to dry the towel I ended up using two per day. If you get a chance on the next makeover, install a heated towel rail on the ensuite of bedroom 1. And for the price of the stay, you could maybe upgrade the quality of breakfast sausages. They let down what was otherwise a very tasty brekkie
7.0 Good
Pros: Clean good breakfast
Cons: Not that it’s your fault but other guests not considering other by slamming doors
6
£119+
Overview
When you a stay at The Ship and Castle Hotel in Truro, you'll be by the sea, just steps from St. Mawes Beach and Roseland Visitor Centre. Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.
7
£215+
Overview
Reviews
With a stay at Hotel Tresanton in Truro, you'll be a 4-minute walk from St. Mawes Castle and 5 minutes by foot from St. Mawes Beach. Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, and laundry facilities. This hotel has 2 meeting rooms available for events. Free self parking is available onsite.
10.0 Excellent
Pros: The breakfast was excellent, the dinner was outstanding. The room was very comfortable, I particularly liked the entrance to our room. The staff were all delightful and friendly, the view was wonderful, what more can I say!
Cons: Nothing at all...a shame the last day was rainy
10.0 Excellent
Pros: One of the best hotels in the uk, without a doubt. Accommodation, food, location and service absolutely outstanding!
4.6 Okay
Cons: While the property has all of the makings to be a lovely holiday stay, it falls absolutely short in customer service. The front desk staff were very unfriendly and rude, you did not feel welcomed at all. It was almost as if we were inconveniencing them by being there. We were at the hotel on a very quiet weekend, so it’s not as if the hotel was busy. Besides the staff- the lounge sitting area and bar in the hotel are extremely quiet, to the point to where you could hear a pin drop and it’s a quite awkward set up. Even some light classical music or anything at all would help. Also for the money, I would have expected a bit more up to date rooms, for example most rooms don’t have a stand up shower and our sitting chair had a large brown stain on it. Again, it is in a lovely location and stunning on the outside, we were rather disappointed it didn’t live up to expectations.
7.0 Good
Pros: Friendly and helpful staff- View from Hotel - Bedroom and Bathroom.
Cons: Steep climb to hotel, steps dark at night, and slippery when wet. Bar area no atmosphere, and you had to use the same steps. Dinning experience lacking/food ok but expensive/Breakfast £50!each (reduced to £25 when we stayed)/ Cheaper to catch and pay for ferry to Falmouth and eat at Rick Steins. Lounge inviting and cosy with log fire/very quiet.
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Everything
10.0 Excellent
Pros: A beautiful, relaxing and peaceful stay at the Hotel Tresanton. The location - facing the sea and stunning Roseland coastline was sublime. The rooms were very well appointed and tastefully decorated - and were spotlessly maintained every day. The staff were extremely polite, helpful and welcoming. Opening my French windows every morning to sit out in the sun and enjoy the fresh and soothing sea breeze was everything that was needed for a relaxing, yet indulgent holiday. I had not car, but had little trouble in getting around via the numerous Ferries from St Mawes and the excellent local bus service. I was staying in one of the cottage rooms apart from the hotel, which was wonderful for the secluded, restful break that I wanted. The breakfast was tasty and filling - fresh orange juice, croissants, toast and marmalade, smoked salmon and scrambled eggs! So much choice, but cooked to perfection and serviced with courtesy and care.
Cons: That I had to go home!
7.5 Good
Pros: The location is great and it's easy to get t Yarmouth by ferry and the walking locally is lovely, food is also very good. Staff couldn't be more friendly or helpful
Cons: We have been before and I thought the hotel looked a little tired, the bathrooms a little worn and just a little frayed around the edges.
8
£69+
Overview
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Located in Truro, Donnington Guest House is within a 5-minute drive of Hall for Cornwall and Truro Cathedral. Free self parking is available onsite.
10.0 Excellent
Pros: It was lovely and cosy and clean and the breakfast was perfect
9.0 Excellent
Pros: None to dislike.
Cons: Staff are very friendly and helpful. Clean, nice breakfast fast included. Near to Salisbury and Aldi. You can go everywhere easily as it's in a main road, buses and taxis are readily available.
8.0 Excellent
Pros: Staff were so welcoming and the place was so cosy.
Cons: Clean, warm and very friendly place.
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Our stay was absolutely lovely. Getting to meet Tracy and Margaret and all the other wonderful staff. The bed was super comfy. The room was clean and cosy. Stocked really well. The breakfast was delicious. All in all in was perfect. We had a room where you could see the Catherderal which was beautiful. DEFINTELY well worth a stay.
9.0 Excellent
Pros: Staff friendliness and value
Cons: The heating was on full blast on arrival and very hot
8.0 Excellent
Pros: The breakfast was very good the bathroom
Cons: The bAthroom was poor
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Breakfast cooked to perfection, was clean and tidy, extra things like a microwave and fridge, friendly staff, and good value for money.
Cons: It's on a main road
5.0 Okay
Pros: People and breakfast was great.
Cons: The bed squeaked, the WC was separate from the room and it was cold
9
£144+
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With a stay at The Rosevine in Truro, you'll be a 4-minute walk from Porthcurnick Beach and 8 minutes by foot from Portscatho Beach. Featured amenities include laundry facilities and an elevator. Guests may use a roundtrip airport shuttle for a surcharge, and free self parking is available onsite.
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Friendly staff and stunning view.
9.0 Excellent
Pros: Food was delicious. Location and views wonderful. Staff helpful and welcoming. Accommodation comfortable, nice decor.
Cons: Nothing
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Beautiful location. Spotlessly clean. A very warm welcome & apartment was very spacious. Children’s playroom & pool were excellent.
9.0 Excellent
Pros: Ideal for beach and nice walk into Portscatho Great pool. Ideal whatever the weather.
Cons: Decor a little tired in places tho probably due to wet winter. On the whole very good.
10.0 Excellent
Pros: I had a studio apartment. It was perfect for me as a solo traveller in that I could eat "in"or eat in the restaurant as I wished. Well equipped for a short stay. Bed was comfortable and the views sublime
9.6 Excellent
Pros: Location was amazing! Awesome views from our room, very comfortable room and bathroom. We didn’t dine here. Staff were very helpful and very friendly. The pool was lovely, fresh towels, some really nice chocolate brownies in our room on arrival, great information in the room, lovely gardens very nice hotel.
Cons: The hotel can be quite noisy, you can hear people in the rooms next door, and when we stayed there were quite a few families with young children and dogs, so this could not be to some people’s liking, especially if you’re looking for a quieter holiday or break.
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Beautiful location and the staff could not have been more helpful at the most difficult of times.
Cons: Nothing
10
£288+
Overview
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When you a stay at The Idle Rocks in Truro, you'll be on the beach, just steps from St. Mawes Beach and Roseland Visitor Centre. Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, a 24-hour front desk, and luggage storage. Free valet parking is available onsite.
10.0 Excellent
Pros: The staff at this beautiful hotel are superb we are always made so welcome the decor is fantastic and our room was perfect. We will be back
Cons: All was perfect
9.0 Excellent
Pros: breakfast close to the sea, excellent
Cons: parking difficult
8.8 Excellent
Pros: Very good withplenty of choice.
Cons: Having to park on a public car park. But even that was not very trying.
9.5 Excellent
Pros: The attention of the staff.
Cons: Would have preferred to have stopped in the main hotel instead of the cottage.
8.0 Excellent
Pros: The bathroom was fabulous, it was nicely laid out and simply but beautifully decorated. Lovely big bath and good sized shower.
Cons: Bathroom mirrors too low to actually be of any use. We were too late to get aft tea at 5.30 which was a shame.!
7.9 Good
Pros: Tremendous views from the deluxe bedroom. Good bar and restaurant - very good food if a little expensive.
Cons: Not sure we wanted a bath in the bedroom - better use could be made of the space, for example seating facing the window.
11
£139+
Overview
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Orchard Manor Guesthouse, A warm welcome awaits you with a full English breakfast, if Required Extra Cost, rooms are all supremely comfortable and sparkling clean, with beautiful rural views. Sit on the balcony and watch the sunset after a day exploring Cornwall's beautiful coastline and the fishing villages. Alternatively, join the locals in the village pub, or spend evening in Truro which has many fine restaurants. We have 3 en suite bedrooms, and one family daffodil suite, also 3 luxury suites 1 with wheelchair access. Orchard Manor offers exceptionally high quality guest accommodation with a personal touch in an informal and relaxing environment. It is located in Cornwall at the gateway of the Roseland Peninsula, five miles from Truro and eight miles from St Austell, pretty well at the centre of Cornwall; 20 minutes drive to either coast, St Mawes and Newquay, Padstow is 30 minutes drive, Mevagissey, approximately, 10 minutes. My favourite spot - I like to sit there with a bag of chips on the quay and watch the Harbour Lights flickering in the water in this beautiful little fishing village. Plymouth is one hours drive; Lands End is also approximately one-hour drive. We have a chauffeur service available for that special occasion, or just to sightsee around Cornwall. thank you, kind regards Nigel.
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Great breakfast - nothing was too much trouble - Ideal location for all poimts in Cornwall
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Very friendly, nice bed, nice shower good location for touring
10.0 Excellent
Pros: What a fantastic place to stay, the room was, spacious, bright & just beautiful with a balcony to drink the welcome beer from our rooms mini fridge with a chocolate bar for after, the reception and treatment from Nigel was exceptional, incredibly friendly and fun, we cannot wait to come and stay again soon
Cons: Nothing
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Was welcomed as soon as we arrived
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Breakfast excellent, location good, good food at the Kingfisher Pub down the road
9.2 Excellent
Pros: Clean, comfortable, friendly
7.1 Good
Pros: Excellent breakfast, bar fridge in room, extremely comfortable bed and pillows
Cons: It smelled of bleach which boded well for cleanliness, but not a pleasant smell. We thought it was self catering, but the actual unit we booked wasn't, the self catering was offered at £30 per night more...
12
£117+
Overview
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On the picturesque harbour of St Mawes, with views of the Roseland Peninsula and beyond, The Rising Sun has an outdoor seating area, restaurant, bar, free parking and free Wi-Fi. The rooms have en suite facilities with a bath, shower, free toiletries and hairdryer. They also feature a flat-screen TV with Freeview channels and tea/coffee making facilities. Some rooms have sea views. In the morning, guests can enjoy a full English breakfast or a continental buffet option. The restaurant serves traditional English food including local fresh fish, and in the afternoon, homemade scones and cakes are available. The conservatory and the lounge have real fires during the cold months and it is also possible to soak up the sun on the terrace, while enjoying a cup of tea or a glass of wine. St Mawes Castle can be reached in less than 20 minutes on foot and St Mawes Ferry Landing, with ferries to Falmouth and Place Creek, is less than 5 minutes’ walk away.
9.0 Excellent
Pros: I really enjoyed my stay, the room was comfortable and the staff were really helpful. The breakfast room has a nice view of the sea. I only had breakfast there which was very good. Thanks!
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Our stay was excellent this time we have stayed here in the past it had gone down hill a bit but the new owners are doing an excellent job to bring this establishment back up to speed. We asked for an early breakfast which was not a problem very helpful and pleasant staff. We visit StMawes on a regular basis so will definitely be staying here again 5⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Cons: Nothing.
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Absolutely loved our stay with the guys at the Rising Sun - very smart, clean and comfortable accommodation and great food - especially the pies .....amazing!! Thanks for your hospitality - we will be back
Cons: Nothing to complain about
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Lovely room and good location
8.0 Excellent
Pros: An excellent choice of cereals, juices and fruit. Full English breakfast was nicely cooked and plenty of it. Great location near the beach and harbour, stunning views from anywhere on the front. A very luxurious room for a semi-luxurious price. Good choice of beers, ales and wine.
9.0 Excellent
Pros: A charming pub/hotel in a lovely position in the middle of picturesque St Mawes, in a beautiful part of Cornwall, and overlooking the little harbour and the Carrick Roads. The staff were very friendly and helpful, with especially good service from Molly. The 'Riser's' breakfasts were quire exceptional and included such offerings as eggs Benedict, Florentine, Royale etc. as well as most classic British breakfast dishes from full English to real old-style kippers. We once also sampled their carvery (available Wednesday evenings and Sunday lunchtimes) over our four-day stay over the Christmas period; that too was impeccable, including a perfect joint of roast beef and a wide selection of vegetables. Our room was spacious, clean and comfortable. We'll be back.
Cons: No adverse comments to make.
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Everything was wonderful - the room was huge, the bath was amazing; the breakfast was delicious. We had the best time.
9.6 Excellent
Pros: Good breakfast. Nice room
13
£80+
Overview
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Between St Austell and Truro, Bissick Old Mill contains bed and breakfast rooms, 15 miles from the Eden Project. Surrounded by beautiful countryside, this 17th-century mill provides free parking and free WiFi. The luxury rooms all have an en suite bathroom, with shower or bath and hairdryer. All have a TV, DVD player, radio, fridge and tea and coffee facilities with fresh Cornish milk, biscuits and spring water, as well as hot chocolate. A full breakfast menu is served in the dining room or out on the courtyard, using locally sourced, organic produce where possible. Tea and coffee is also served on arrival. The Granary is a 1-bedroom house providing private accommodation, with a king-size bed and en suite bathroom downstairs, and a kitchenette and living room with leather sofas upstairs. The luxury touches found in the bed and breakfast also feature here, including Egyptian cotton sheets, handmade Cornish toiletries and fluffy bathrobes. Bissick Old Mill is around 7 miles from the cathedral city of Truro, and just over 10 miles from St Austell and Mevagissey on the Cornish coast. Newquay, Perranporth and St Agnes lie on the county’s northern coast and are 20-25 minutes’ drive.
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Bissick Old Mill was a perfect location to explore Cornwall in a lovely village with a fabulous pub & restaurant next door serving sensational meals. The B&B was lovely & historic, comfortable, delicious breakfast & delightful helpful hosts.
10.0 Excellent
Pros: The food was excellent served in a lovely room.
Cons: Grab rail or pole for the shower/bath is necessary.
10.0 Excellent
Pros: The Location, Accommodation and breakfast were superb. The personal welcome by owner Patrick was a plus!
Cons: I simply cannot think of anything that could better this.
9.6 Excellent
Pros: Everything
10.0 Excellent
Pros: The mini fridge and fresh milk were a great extra and the quality of the breakfast cooked by Paddy was outstanding.
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Paddy's breakfast was very good, and he is a lovely guy! The room was actually a suite with a bedroom, a sitting room, 2 showers with toilets (one of the a bathtub)... , The pub next door serves excellent food, and some great wine too Around the small village there are walking trails, nice for a morning walk. The location was very convenient, with all major Cornish attractions within an hour drive, and some even closer. All in all- we loved it!
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Paddy is an excellent host and our room was very homely and comfortable. Cooked breakfast was excellent with additional fresh fruit, yogurt and cereal and toast. We really enjoyed our stay and hope to return again
Cons: N/A
14
£87+
Overview
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With a stay at Trewithian Farm B&B in Truro, you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Porthbean Beach and Portscatho Beach. The front desk is staffed during limited hours. Free self parking is available onsite.
8.0 Excellent
Pros: Lovely host and clean and cosy place... really glad I stayed there.
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Great breakfast served with a smile ( I could of eaten until I burst
Cons: Maybe one day to join the bathroom to the bedroom so you don’t have to lock/unlock it (very minor inconvenience)
9.0 Excellent
Pros: Nice location, friendly owner, great location.
9.2 Excellent
Pros: Ample parking Welcoming very polite; exceeded our expectations great value super clean
Cons: Not applicable
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Lovely peaceful location. excellent host lovely rooms comfortable bed nice linen. Good parking great breakfast and very accommodating. Great price and great value.
Cons: Nothing
8.0 Excellent
Pros: Lovely Breakfast, nice to have animals/pets on real farm
Cons: weather but only joking, just take care when pulling out onto road.
8.0 Excellent
Pros: Very useful location to explore west cornwall. Easy parking outside Breakfast was exceptionally good - fresh fruit variety + good range of well cooked items
Cons: We had ensuite private bathroom but we needed to go outside our bedroom to enter it. Not a big issue - just slightly awkward
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15
£67+
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6.2 Good
Pros: Food was quite good
Breakfast enjoyable
Good value
Cons: Was on a main road so quite noisy
16
£82+
Overview
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With a stay at Elerkey Guest House - B&B in Truro, you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Carne Beach and Pendower Beach. Free self parking is available onsite.
9.2 Excellent
Pros: Hosts were extremely welcoming when we arrived early, and we were able to leave our luggage in our room whilst we walked some of the Coastal Path. Hosts also arranged taxis, and our evening meal in the local pub. Was lovely to look at all the paintings in the gallery also.
8.8 Excellent
Pros: Immaculately clean. Close attention by the owners. Very well cooked breakfast.
Cons: Nothing in particular.
10.0 Excellent
Pros: The Breakfast was fantastic and very hand having a pub opposite - they booked us a table for dinner at the pub on request.
Cons: Bed was a little firm for our liking, but still comfortable.
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Breakfast request made exactly as requested. Comfy beds. Cakes for afternoon teas so tasty
Cons: Only thing shower not much pressure but was fine.
6.0 Good
Pros: Pleasant welcome. Very accommodating. Comfy Bed
Cons: More expensive in this area. Same price for one or two people occupancy. Can only eat one Breakfast even though I'd effectively paid for 2.
10.0 Excellent
Pros: It was clean, well appointed and the owners were delightful. Set in a small yet beautiful village, great value for money
Cons: Nothing
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Great breakfasts, great welcome.
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£80+
Reviews
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Bissick Old Mill was a perfect location to explore Cornwall in a lovely village with a fabulous pub & restaurant next door serving sensational meals. The B&B was lovely & historic, comfortable, delicious breakfast & delightful helpful hosts.
10.0 Excellent
Pros: The food was excellent served in a lovely room.
Cons: Grab rail or pole for the shower/bath is necessary.
10.0 Excellent
Pros: The Location, Accommodation and breakfast were superb. The personal welcome by owner Patrick was a plus!
Cons: I simply cannot think of anything that could better this.
9.6 Excellent
Pros: Everything
10.0 Excellent
Pros: The mini fridge and fresh milk were a great extra and the quality of the breakfast cooked by Paddy was outstanding.
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Paddy's breakfast was very good, and he is a lovely guy! The room was actually a suite with a bedroom, a sitting room, 2 showers with toilets (one of the a bathtub)... , The pub next door serves excellent food, and some great wine too Around the small village there are walking trails, nice for a morning walk. The location was very convenient, with all major Cornish attractions within an hour drive, and some even closer. All in all- we loved it!
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Paddy is an excellent host and our room was very homely and comfortable. Cooked breakfast was excellent with additional fresh fruit, yogurt and cereal and toast. We really enjoyed our stay and hope to return again
Cons: N/A
2
£215+
Overview
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With a stay at Hotel Tresanton in Truro, you'll be a 4-minute walk from St. Mawes Castle and 5 minutes by foot from St. Mawes Beach. Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, and laundry facilities. This hotel has 2 meeting rooms available for events. Free self parking is available onsite.
10.0 Excellent
Pros: The breakfast was excellent, the dinner was outstanding. The room was very comfortable, I particularly liked the entrance to our room. The staff were all delightful and friendly, the view was wonderful, what more can I say!
Cons: Nothing at all...a shame the last day was rainy
10.0 Excellent
Pros: One of the best hotels in the uk, without a doubt. Accommodation, food, location and service absolutely outstanding!
4.6 Okay
Cons: While the property has all of the makings to be a lovely holiday stay, it falls absolutely short in customer service. The front desk staff were very unfriendly and rude, you did not feel welcomed at all. It was almost as if we were inconveniencing them by being there. We were at the hotel on a very quiet weekend, so it’s not as if the hotel was busy. Besides the staff- the lounge sitting area and bar in the hotel are extremely quiet, to the point to where you could hear a pin drop and it’s a quite awkward set up. Even some light classical music or anything at all would help. Also for the money, I would have expected a bit more up to date rooms, for example most rooms don’t have a stand up shower and our sitting chair had a large brown stain on it. Again, it is in a lovely location and stunning on the outside, we were rather disappointed it didn’t live up to expectations.
7.0 Good
Pros: Friendly and helpful staff- View from Hotel - Bedroom and Bathroom.
Cons: Steep climb to hotel, steps dark at night, and slippery when wet. Bar area no atmosphere, and you had to use the same steps. Dinning experience lacking/food ok but expensive/Breakfast £50!each (reduced to £25 when we stayed)/ Cheaper to catch and pay for ferry to Falmouth and eat at Rick Steins. Lounge inviting and cosy with log fire/very quiet.
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Everything
10.0 Excellent
Pros: A beautiful, relaxing and peaceful stay at the Hotel Tresanton. The location - facing the sea and stunning Roseland coastline was sublime. The rooms were very well appointed and tastefully decorated - and were spotlessly maintained every day. The staff were extremely polite, helpful and welcoming. Opening my French windows every morning to sit out in the sun and enjoy the fresh and soothing sea breeze was everything that was needed for a relaxing, yet indulgent holiday. I had not car, but had little trouble in getting around via the numerous Ferries from St Mawes and the excellent local bus service. I was staying in one of the cottage rooms apart from the hotel, which was wonderful for the secluded, restful break that I wanted. The breakfast was tasty and filling - fresh orange juice, croissants, toast and marmalade, smoked salmon and scrambled eggs! So much choice, but cooked to perfection and serviced with courtesy and care.
Cons: That I had to go home!
7.5 Good
Pros: The location is great and it's easy to get t Yarmouth by ferry and the walking locally is lovely, food is also very good. Staff couldn't be more friendly or helpful
Cons: We have been before and I thought the hotel looked a little tired, the bathrooms a little worn and just a little frayed around the edges.
3
£87+
Overview
Reviews
With a stay at Trewithian Farm B&B in Truro, you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Porthbean Beach and Portscatho Beach. The front desk is staffed during limited hours. Free self parking is available onsite.
8.0 Excellent
Pros: Lovely host and clean and cosy place... really glad I stayed there.
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Great breakfast served with a smile ( I could of eaten until I burst
Cons: Maybe one day to join the bathroom to the bedroom so you don’t have to lock/unlock it (very minor inconvenience)
9.0 Excellent
Pros: Nice location, friendly owner, great location.
9.2 Excellent
Pros: Ample parking Welcoming very polite; exceeded our expectations great value super clean
Cons: Not applicable
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Lovely peaceful location. excellent host lovely rooms comfortable bed nice linen. Good parking great breakfast and very accommodating. Great price and great value.
Cons: Nothing
8.0 Excellent
Pros: Lovely Breakfast, nice to have animals/pets on real farm
Cons: weather but only joking, just take care when pulling out onto road.
8.0 Excellent
Pros: Very useful location to explore west cornwall. Easy parking outside Breakfast was exceptionally good - fresh fruit variety + good range of well cooked items
Cons: We had ensuite private bathroom but we needed to go outside our bedroom to enter it. Not a big issue - just slightly awkward
4
£216+
Overview
Reviews
When you a stay at St Mawes Hotel in Truro, you'll be on the beach, within a 5-minute walk of St. Mawes Beach and Roseland Visitor Centre. Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services and luggage storage.
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Great welcome from young and very helpful team. Spotless room, wonderfully comfortable bed and pillows, superb bathroom with huge bath towels, excellent bath and separate shower. Dining room looks out over the water. The food and service is first class - the fish soup deserves to have a special award. Breakfast on the full Cornish or cereal and continental croissants. This hotel is a gem - you will enjoy it here.
Cons: Nothing
8.0 Excellent
Pros: Cooked breakfast was really excellent high quality products, well cooked. All the food was great. The bedroom was comfortable with an enormous and comfortable bed, beautiful sea view and a fabulous bathroom with a lovely bath and impressive shower, everywhere was clean and tidy. Some of the staff are owed particular praise Guillermo( William) and Harry who were extremely helpful, friendly and welcoming, huge thanks to them and also to Bianca. Whilst the St Mawes and The Idle rocks are different propositions, most of what both hotels do is exceptional!
Cons: More information on arrival would be helpful and perhaps prior, re access after hours to the hotel and meal service times. There is a proper reception up a side street but the obvious entrance is into the bar where there are very narrow doors for getting in with suitcases, not great for arriving guests and dining/drinking customers alike. We came back late one evening and could not get in and had not been advised what to do, this meant we had to walk back down the to the sister hotel and then back up in pouring rain to gain access. Although everyone was very helpful after that! Due to the time of year there are limited dining options, we arrived back having not found anywhere serving at 21.10 on 25th Feb and were told that the kitchen was closed and consequently went without dinner. (although other diners seemed to be starting their meals).The 1st dining area is under the bedrooms , we were disturbed by cleaning activity at around 07.10 in the morning on 2 occasions but once alerted was resolved.
7.0 Good
Pros: Friendly staff
Cons: Room very cold on first night
8.3 Excellent
Pros: breakfast had a good selection, but had to ask for tea and coffee even after cook food had arrived. But on thesecond day all was well as there was a staff change and they were helpful and cheerful
Cons: having ordered our evening meal it took nearly an hour to arrive ( had to go down tothebar area and re order as it appeared our order had been overlooked. We had boooked the table (family of 5)
10.0 Excellent
Pros: This is a real gem! The hotel itself is beautifully appointed in both the public/front of house areas and the guest rooms.... real care has obviously been taken to get the decor and atmosphere just right and the place is kept spotless! The food is out of this world.... it's not the biggest menus, but the selection there is heavenly (I thoroughly recommend the monkfish if it's on!). The staff were absolutely fantastic.... I really can't praise them enough, they're polite, attentive but not in your face. I'd recommend this hotel to anyone.....
Cons: Honestly...... nothing spoilt our stay! If I had to come up with something I'd mention that the soundproofing between rooms 1 and 2 (where we were) doesn't quite muffle the sound of someone who watched loud television late at night.... but it was a minor inconvenience that didn't spoil our stay.
10.0 Excellent
Pros: The staff were amazing!!!! So welcoming to us and the dog, an amazing cinema and food to die for, it’s the first time ever I’ve felt like I was at home in a hotel....BRAVO GUYS!!!
1.0 Poor
Pros: The restaurant dinner, the harbour, the lovely seaview and delightful room.
Cons: Nothing really!
9.0 Excellent
Pros: Staff were great, couldn’t do enough for you and the facilities were great. We loved the cinema!
Cons: The breakfast was good but a little limited in choice. Compared to everything else the bread choice could have been a lot more interesting!