Brilliant and very romantic hotel - we really enjoyed our stay and would have loved to extend…read morefurther! I can really recommend it for a short visit. Go for a walk to Wistman's Wood closeby - it's a stunning scene!

Popped in for morning coffee. Staff unfriendly. Told my friend it was much to early to have half of…read morelager and it was gone 11am. Smallest log fire in the bibbest hearth I have ever seen. Overpriced unpleasant coffee

Wonderful B&B, fully renovated, spotless, cozy rooms, comfy beds, delicious breakfast and mostly…read moredelightful host. If back in Plymouth will definitely come back here.

This is a lovely bar and restaurant in Plymstock which also serves as a hotel. The hotel serves…read morefood all day seven days a week and does a carvery on a sunday lunch. The main benefit of this bar and restaurant is the location, it is perfectly situated for a walk along Mountbatten pier and the surrounding areas of Jennycliff. The staff in the bar are always friendly and helpful and the food, although basically pub food is always of a good standard, fairly priced and generous in portion. Well worth a visit if only for a quick drink on the way to get an ice cream at the end of the breakwater, easily accessible from the Barbican as well as this is where the water taxi lands and departs.

With a group of 12 people, it is hard to find a pub that can accommodate you all for lunch at the…read moreweekend in this neck of the woods. Fortunately, the Cheesewring hotel were very pleased to have us, although it was lucky that we had booked in advance. We had the back room mainly to ourselves for most of the meal, until another equally large group arrived half-way through. But the space is large enough to house another dozen or so without getting cramped. I had a selection of breaded seafood nibbles, which came with chips and some salad bits & bobs. Together with a pint of Doom Bar (without question my favourite Cornish beer), I was set for an afternoon's tramping around the moor.

There are two premier inns on site Lockyers quay and Sutton Harbour , the second is the best . Both…read morehave free parking and are fitted out to a typi al Premier Inn standard though Sutton has a lift . There is a restarurant on site open all day . Easy access to historic harbour and Barbicon .

[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 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.

Less simple and cosy than the other ferry, but then the small boat couldn't really carry a dozen…read morevehicles could it! Still runs all year which I think is seriously impressive! One bad point. This lazy fella didn't even have to buy a ticket! (See photo below)

When it comes to the small seaside town of Polperro (in Cornwall, England) the Penryn House Hotel…read moreis in the perfect spot. It's far enough up on the hill that it's easy to drive to (important because any farther down into the town and the streets become almost impossibly narrow and mostly dominated by pedestrians) yet it is also within walking distance of the many awesome things to do and see in Polperro. Another huge plus is that it boasts its own on-site parking. This may not seem like much if you are unfamiliar with Polperro, but space is very much at a premium, and most of the other bed & breakfasts in town have little or no on-site parking at all...guests have to park up at the public car park/parking lot at the top edge of town. Set back from the street, across a peaceful stream and a screen of trees, the Penryn House is the ideal retreat. We stayed in the aptly-named "best room", which had the biggest bathroom (very nice, modern, and stylish) and the bedroom was a great vantage point from which to look out at the upper part of town. After exploring Polperro on foot for most of the day, it was great to come back to the room and sit by the big windows and watch darkness descend upon this picturesque little village. The owners are extremely friendly, kind, and accomodating--everything hosts should be. It was great talking to them about the town itself, and what it was like to live there. They also provided good advice on where to eat and things to see. Guests are given a key to the front door in addition to a key to their room, so you can let yourself in if you come back late. Our only regret is that we had to leave really early in the morning and therefore missed breakfast. If I lived in the UK, this would be the type of place I'd go to for a weekend getaway. It is perfect for a quiet, relaxing, weekend, and I'd actually love to see it in the wintertime, too. This one's a keeper--I definitely want to go back.