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"Lovely staff"

"This hotel is fantastic. Staff go above and beyond. This isn’t the first time we’ve stayed and I can confirm the standards are exceptional and are consistent "

"I had the basic twin because that was the only option available when I booked. The room was very clean and warm- no ocean view. Had dinner in the dining room and it was lovely Had the daily special of turkey pie and pint and it was very nice along with the fish and chips. Breakfast the next morning was a choice of cereal and fruit and pastries along with a cook to order breakfast. Again lovely. All the staff were very attentive and friendly. Would stay here again if I’m back in Port Issacs"

"The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful and the hotel stood out as beautifully eccentric. "

"We had an excellent 4 nights. All the staff were first class and nothing was too much despite there being a private dinner & dance on Friday night and a wedding on Saturday. The room was very good and housekeeping provided us with a basket of towels etc every day as we stayed in the hotel to relax. Percy, our mini dachsund was provided with a nice bed, blanket and towel, all of which he refused to use, but he had his own crate. He had doggie treats by the score and many tummy tickles. We didn't use the leisure facilities and therefore cannot comment on them. Overall we really enjoyed our stay. "

"Great staff, lovely rooms and perfect location. How hospitality should be. "

"Lovely stay at this hotel. Delicious extensive continental breakfast provided, with hot breakfast at a great price of £10 extra. Large comfortable king size and single beds, with great pillows and clean bathrooms. Lots of space to relax. Easy valet parking at £15 night. Beautiful beach view from our bedroom, the other room street view. Overall great stay. Will be back if in St Ives!"

"Easy check in, friendly staff, clean and quiet apartment. Exactly what I needed!"

"The room was beautiful with a stunning view of the sea…"