The Falmouth Hotel

Next to Gyllyngvase Beach and Pendennis Castle. Little Red Rooster is very easy to get to the hotel.

Super location, old venerable hotel where Agatha Christie and Rolling Stones have stayed.

Unfortunately you can tell that it is getting old. A complete renovation will certainly be due in a few years. Partly shabby and out of date for a house of this class. Price / performance was not great.

Breakfast was ok, the location very nice

One of the two rooms was next to a room (cold storage room etc...?) which was constantly making noise.

In one room the mattresses were worn down to the springs. The rooms without sea view are relatively noisy due to seagulls that spend the night on a canopy directly in front of the poorly closing windows. The hotel makes an overall unloving impression.it was once very nice .but it was not invested.

Were on a round trip with motorcycles. Reception very friendly. Parking in front of the hotel. Very nice hotel, even if it is a bit outdated. Great location by the sea. We had very large corner room with sea view. Great ambience. More expensive than B&B, but worth it. Burg was only open until 6:00. From the hotel about 15 minutes to the harbour area with pubs also about 15 minutes. Breakfast room not so nice, but breakfast okay and everything there.

Old hotel, a little used, but nice. A good ten minutes walk from the centre of Falmouth, ideal as a base for excursions.

The staff were so friendly and nothing was too much trouble. Our room was very clean and spacious and we had a nice view over the sea. It was my husband's birthday and the hotel provided a bottle of champagne in our room - very kind and very nice :o)

The swimming pool wasn't overly clean and the changing rooms were a bit unitdy, but I think that's more to do with it being open to public as well as the hotel guests.

Friendly yet Proffessional attention.

late breakfast.bacon . Not freshly cooked.Hard.not fresh cooked.

We like the way we were greeted on arrival. The food was good. The Hotel has stunning views over the bay the lawns and garden well kept. The bar staff and reception were excellent. Will stay again..

It is a gorgeous old hotel- about 150 years old. Great location on the beach and within walking distance to the town of Falmouth. Our room was decorated beautifully, and the mattress was very comfortable. Newly renovated room. View of the Atlantic. Decent buffet breakfast or you can order from the menu. Lovely dining area/ lounge area. Very nice indoor pool. Very good service and staff responds promptly to any requests or problems.

Since it is an old hotel, parts of it need to be updated and painted. Exercise equipment is worn. New carpeting is needed throughout the hallways off of the main floor.

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Squeaky bathroom floor.

The welcome on arrival @ reception Very good breakfast The location for wedding @ The Maritime Museum ( walking distance) Very relaxing weekend

The bar area furniture needs improving The bathroom en -suite also needs updating Flat screen/freeview TV

My wife and I were celebrating our wedding anniversary, on arrival at the hotel we received a bottle of wine and a congratulations card from the staff,which we both very much appreciated. thank you for a lovely time Rob and Sue Keats

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The staff were exceptionally friendly and efficient. The view from the hotel over Falmouth bay is fantastic.

Classic old-fashioned hotel successfully combining Victorian features with up to date facilities and really helpful staff. We unexpectedly had to stay on an extra day in Falmouth so had to change rooms - all our stuff was carefully moved into the new room while we were out, with no trouble or fuss! Even in January the grounds were lovely to walk round with paths through the shrubbery and nice planting, and both rooms had wonderful views.