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"Great location on the harbour. Definitely on the shabby side, common areas could use some redecoration and carpets, but the room was nice, clean and spacious. Breakfast was fantastic and the staff were very helpful and courteous. Overall a great place to stay for a few days, we would stay again."

"Lovely castle. With great views! Room nice however Bathroom in room was a cupboard which let the room down. Breakfast was nice however overpriced for a limited selection, would be nice to have eggs royale for example. Also staff were very mixed on what was and wasn’t gluten free… a vegetarian breakfast was served instead. Not worth £17.50. "

"Lovely stay. Great hotel and location. Room was fantastic as were the staff. Randomly they don’t sell crisps or peanuts at the bar - which I thought was odd. Still a 5 star stay though."

"We had a really lovely short stay (2 nights). Excellent location overlooking the beach, delicious food both at breakfast and dinner. The staff were very helpful and cheerful. Comfortable clean rooms too. We’ll be back."

"Very good thank you"

"Great location Friendly helpful staff Clean and comfortable Would definitely stay again"

"I would class this hotel as ‘olde worlde’….. So anyone wanting modern it probably isn’t for you. Lots of interesting passages and stairs, and flagstone floors add to the atmosphere. Shower and bathroom very clean, TV, excellant, tea and coffee available in rooms. Breakfast ok, I wouldn’t say outstanding. Rather solid scrambled egg, bacon had obviously been cooked a little while and was tough. Coffee, brought in a jug was always lukewarm warm by the time I got to it! Evening menu very restricted., so I only had two dinners out of four. The staff were pleasant, but seemed a bit disorganised on occasions. I wouldn’t stay again, despite it being very easy to access Glorious Trebarwith Strand."

"meh"

"Breakfast was good and served quickly as I wanted to get away early. Bar well provisioned. Staff helpful and happy to guests."