A lovely place to visit and to stay. Very relaxing and peaceful. The gardens were very colourful…read moreeven in April. We would have no hesitation in returning to stay next time we visit Cornwall. There's also a great fish n chip shop nearby in Tywardreath.

Absolutely fabulous position right on the beach. Flat, well cared for pitches. Clean and warm…read moreshower block with hot showers but no hairdryer. Staff in reception were a bit unhelpful suggesting we pitch on a roundabout first of all which was completely unnecessary as the park was only about 5% occupied. Once we'd found somewhere we preferred however there was no problem to change. Check out is 10.30 which is a little early but not unusual and they do offer the possibility of a late check out for £5. Have heard that it gets very, very busy and full of caravans in the busy season which may not be yours (or our) cup of tea but well worth a visit off-season if you can cope with the lower temperatures! Also have a heated pool (open in the summer) and a pub/restaurant and shop.

just spent a week here an had a great time! stayed in a two bed holiday home an mite i say it was…read morevery clean even the whole place was well maintained and clean which makes a difference to me when your paying alot of money you expect these places to be up to the standard your paying for!! will most certainly be booking again!xx

The Snug is a rental ho;liday accomodation at Tavistock trout Fishery, The Snug is in the courtyard…read moreposition, centrally located. The property is 2 bedroom, the 1st a double, fully fitted, the 2nd a twin, single bed and a pull out bed. The bathroom is fully fitted out with toilet, wash basin and bath, the main living area, consists of living room, dining room and kitchen in one. The accomodation is fitted out to the highest standard and I would highly recommend this accomodation to all. This can be booked direct through the owners at Tavistock trout Fishery.

This place is absolutely stunning. You are away from it all staying on a working farm, yet just…read moreminutes away from the A30 and Bodmin town centre making it easy to travel to other parts of Cornwall. The farm consists of four converted barn cottages decorated and furnished to feel like a home away from home. All cottages have wooden beams and open stonework, with three of the cottages including a log burner making it very cosy and comfortable. Everything you need is catered for, including dishwasher, washing machine, dryer, oven, hob and microwave, as well as freeview/dvd/video and radio/cd. When you first arrive, homemade scones, jam, cream and tea are sitting on the table waiting for you. The owners are very friendly and welcoming and are ready to offer advice and recommendations for places to visit. Each cottage has beautiful views of fields and surrounding countryside. The cottages are perfect for every type of holiday maker - central to other tourist attractions in Cornwall (only 20 min to the Eden Project and St Austell) and set in the heart of the country side, it is perfect for walkers (boot scrubbing and drying facilities are included). The cottages are also child friendly providing cots, high chair and stairgate, along with board games and dvds for nights in. There is a farm trail and paddock close-by for ball games, with a pets corner where you can bottle feed lambs or collect farm fresh eggs. Highly recommended.

stayed here on my holiday last summer was a nice place to stay . centered near the town but close…read moreenough to surrounding shops and beaches and night life

Had a delicious lunch at the Fowey Hotel with my sister. The inside of the hotel is beautiful with…read morestunning views of the river/ocean. Waiter was very friendly. We shared the mussels and I ordered the meat pie. My sister had a burger and we shared the avocado salad. Everything was very fresh and loads of flavor. My favorite was the mussels. Highly recommend if you are in Fowey and looking for a nicer lunch spot!

Beautiful hotel in a beautiful setting. Very nice breakfasts. Large rooms and bathrooms. Very very…read morepoor wifi although it's free. Good location with beautiful views.

[3.5 Stars] Stayed…read moreat this cute hotel tucked away in the corners of Tavi in early February. The rooms are extremely cute and charmingly appointed in antique finishes, fine soaps, novels, robes and slippers, a box of teas and shortbread cookies (packaged, not fresh), and a bottle of water from their true roman well. The staff greet you warmly at the door and seem to remember you like an old friend. The downstairs looks like an old tavern with plush arm chairs and couches. The hotel has a great restaurant for dinner with Michelin like entrees. (Will try to post photos of my meal later). The breakfast offerings were a little sparse, but pleasant. They always had a table with my room number waiting for me. The service was very doting, but inconsistent unfortunately. When I had asked about travel information for the area, they sat me in a huge antique chair and brought me a huge basket of travel books and old pamphlets. They even pulled books from their downstairs shelves and insisted I keep them during my stay. The night manager (or owner), offered to have horse riding reservations made for me at ranches they had relationships with and have me driven anywhere I wanted to go in the area. He told me to just talk to the staff in the morning, but when morning rolled around, the staff didn't seem to be in on all the promises nor did they know anything about nearby stables. Was fine. They helped make other calls for me and get me pricing, but a little odd. The day staff was definitely not as helpful nor knowledgable. There was a slight musty smell in my room. When I asked if all the rooms were like that, I was really impressed with their response. They moved my things immediately to a much larger much nicer room. The next room unfortunately was a bit musty too, but enjoyed the upgrade enough, that it didn't really matter. They have wi-fi at a cost. It unfortunately seemed a little spotty. Had to ask them to bounce their router a couple times, but they always accommodated as quickly as they could. Not perfect, but enjoyable enough. Would definitely consider staying here again.

This is a very nice hotel in the centre of Tavistock. I've only been in for a drink and to look at…read morethe menu (we decided it was too pricey and went to the curry house across the road instead), but that limited experience was very nice. A very relaxed, quality feeling full of anticipation of being completely spoilt! The menu looked delightful but was about £30 a head as I recall which is, I think, quite expensive for a non-special occasion. Highly regarded by several people who's opinion I would trust and on the list for the next special occasion. The chefs often win prizes in national competitions and the accommodation is, I believe, very stylish although I don;t have first hand experience of it.

Had a wonderful stay here…read more Just came off 5 nights in London and were were in dire need to decompress. The Grosvenor fit the bill perfectly. Perched on The Hoe, it's about 100 yards from some of the most spectacular scenery in the world, Plymouth harbor and an easy walk along the sea to the Barbican area. The rooms are very comfortable (maybe a little old fashioned) with enough modern conveniences such as very fast wi-fi and flat screen TV - to make your in room time relaxing (we did not always find such good wi-fi in our travels). There are menu items (not a buffet) for breakie that are well cooked and served to a perfection in fine English fashion. I learned from the staff what eggs and soldiers are, for example. The hotel includes a small bar for that chapeau de soir after a long day of touring. The desk staff at any time of the day were charming and so helpful. For what we wanted in a hotel (not really a B&B in my mind), we could not have done better.

I really really enjoyed my stay here. My room was very small but I didn't need any biggerit's only…read morefor resting in and the single bed was comfortable enough to ensure I got enough of that. The staff at this hotel are really friendly and accommodating and offered me advice on where to go and how to get there. At breakfast you are encouraged to choose just exactly what you want from the usual breakfast options (and the food was good too!) and as well as starting the day right, you can end it right at their bar, which has a really good selection of bottled local ales (including the wonderful Cornish Knocker by Skinners). Most hotels in Plymouth seem to be in this part of town right near Plymouth Hoe. This makes for an unusual few streets that feel a bit odd because the people living in them are always being replaced on a daily basis.