The Hannafore Point Hotel ★★★

"Nice period hotel. Excellent staff although a bit thin on the ground. Had to walk from restaurant and queue in the bar for wine with our meal. Meal fine. But slow service. SALT AND PEPPER GRINDERS ON ALL TABLES DISGUSTING! Old discoloured perspex that were just dirty and horrid. Makes one wonder what state the kitchen equipment is like if this is the standard of items in public use? Also had to trek through another event in the ballroom for the gents. Apparently the ones by the Restaurant have been out of use all year!"

1 Lake View ★★★★★

Fieldhead Hotel ★★★

"This is more of a bed and breakfast rather than a hotel. Room was nice but cramped and no wardrobe. The balcony was nice but open plan with the others and as a single person I felt bullied by the couple next door who were out there all day. So I couldn't enjoy it. The TV is impossible to use. The breakfast wasl imited very cheap products and not worth £10. But its cosy and you do feel at home there so I guess I would stay again"

The Gate Cornwall ★★★

"The Gate is a lovely small and truly boutique hotel. We had our last visit to Charlie Walter’s restaurant at The Gate, since he will be moving on to another venture. We enjoyed our pig cheek, fish cakes, duck and halibut followed by panacotta with wines. Service was effective, merry and personal. See you in the future in your new venue."

Polraen Country House Hotel ★★★★

"Staying at Polraen Country House Hotel in Cornwall, hosted by Gill and Martin, is an experience that feels less like a getaway and more like being welcomed home — only with far better breakfasts and views. From the moment you arrive, Gill and martins warmth and attention make you feel genuinely cared for. They have that rare gift of anticipating what guests might need before they even think to ask, whether it’s sharing local tips for exploring Looe and the surrounding countryside, or ensuring every detail of your stay runs smoothly. Martin’s charm and humour bring an easygoing atmosphere that perfectly complements the calm, elegant character of the house itself. The hotel — a lovingly restored 18th-century building — combines traditional Cornish charm with spotless comfort. The rooms are bright, comfortable, and thoughtfully appointed, each one reflecting the personal care that defines the entire property. Breakfasts are a highlight: locally sourced, beautifully cooked, and enjoyed in a sunny dining room overlooking the serene gardens. What truly stands out, though, is the sense of soul that Gill and Martin have cultivated at Polraen. It’s more than just a hotel — it’s a place where conversations linger, travellers connect, and the slower pace of Cornwall settles into your bones. In a world of generic stays, Polraen House is a reminder of what genuine hospitality feels like: authentic, heartfelt, and unforgettable great value and We cannot wait to visit again with the whole family and more friends"

Curlews Cottage ★★★★

3 Rose Cottages ★★★

2 Miller's Island ★★★★

Elmbank ★★★★