Portloe Hotel Guide - Beach Hotels in Portloe, Truro

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"In the middle of a refurbishment, the Falmouth is rediscovering its sense of grandeur. The location is perfect, right on the front, with a cute beach with cafe's just opposite, a short walk from town and 5 minutes walk from Falmouth Docks railway station. The bar has already had it's glow up and is nice space to spend a quite moment. The breakfast was delicious, but what stood out was the amazing staff, who were always there to help. Our room had amazing views, but was in need of the soon to come refurb. The sauna and small indoor pool provided a prefect way to start the day. Not perfect, but all we needed. "

"Despite the 1960s look from the front and the scaffolding this hotel is built into the side of the hill is a hidden gem. The staff were incredibly welcoming and helpful throughout our stay. The food was excellent and the views of Mawgan Porth were stunning even in the unpleasant weather that we had. Really enjoyed the spa too. Even the Yogi tea that was on offer. Would definitely stay there again"

"Good stay, room a bit hot though!"

"friendly staff excellent breakfast.very good evening meal "

"Claudia was a star. She made us feel very welcome. The children loved the pool and the cinema and the little Play centre "

"Wonderful hotel and staff. Would highly recommend a room with a seaview as the scenery is stunning!"

"Lovely clean room, excellent power shower and super deep bath. Very helpful staff and a great atmosphere throughout. We enjoyed the pool and the spa facial and massage were fabulous. It seemed to be a place where guests returned several times, and we could see why. Great place for a Cornish break. We'd definitely stay again."

"Breakfast has been scaled down in selection, quality & service and seemed disorganised. Also, as a vegan, there is very little available on the buffet table though I acknowledge they offer a cooked vegan breakfast which is good if you want hot. The granola which I like had run out & I couldn't find a member of staff free to inform them so went without. It would be a thoughtful touch if biscuits in the room were dairy & egg free just to cater fr a wider clientele. "