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"The bed was the worst thing old and extremely uncomfortable matress ws hard and lumpy and the bed creaked whe i tried to turnover thank goodness i only stayed 2 nights instead of 3 that i intended.. breakfast was a non event even tho it was advertised..."

"Breakfast was mid. Busy hotel in great location. Pierre White restaurant is excellent and worth a visit. Shower in room was terrible. Extremely poor flow."

"Parking on sight check in staff first rate lovely room definitely return there"

"Friendly staff - good size room with shower. Breakfast was good in range & quality."

"Property was clean and presentable with parking clearly marked. Shame about lack of EV charging. The receptionist was lovely and welcoming. The room light, airy with windows that open! Very clean and the bed comfortable. Would have liked bottled water, good job I brought some with me. Good choice of breakfast with the hot choice freshly cooked. Hoping to go back to use the leisure facilities."

"The bed was firm & comfortable, and the shower was good and hot. There was a good selection at breakfast - nice breads, well-cooked hot food, and a reasonable range of healthy options. Everything was very clean, and the staff were friendly and helpful. The only downsides were noise related: the bedroom windows could have done with another layer of glazing as there was quite a lot of activity going on outside at times overnight - luckily I had earplugs - and the music was really far too loud at breakfast."

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"We were made to feel very welcome as soon as we entered the property. Lots of nice additional touches too such as afternoon tea and time spent y Colin recommending places to visit and eat. The breakfast was fantastic and set us up for the day. Situated next to the bridge in Looe it was ideal for walking up to Hannafore or to the town centre."

"Lovely place to stay. Gorgeous gardens, comfortable bed and spotless bathroom. Lots of choice on the menu and the breakfast in the morning was fantastic. I cannot fault anything"