Seaton Hotels

"Hotel well located for easy access to the town centre and the barbican (marina). Appx 20min walk from train station. Rooms always stocked with tea etc & iron & ironing board in rooms."

"Comfortable bed friendly staff and nice selection of items at breakfast "

"All 4/5 star at this be it Motel, welcoming staff, I did report, loose shower head rail and one electric socket not working. Room 112. Jane in the restaurant was exceptionally organised and went out of her way to help this elderly ex service couple, she is to be complemented on her efforts. The two single beds 4’ are exceptional. The price of £66 for a room is absolutely acceptable although I would like to see a little reduction in the price of Bfast from £15 to £10, pensioners do not eat £15 worth of Bfast. Best Western in Lostwithiel was £80 and no comparison. This hospital chain has got everything right, any visit will be positive."

"Fabulous hotel and staff. Lovely room. Breakfast delicious. "

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

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"We stayed on Thursday and Friday 9th to11th April. The receptionist described our room as deluxe, it was more like bijou, in other words small. Staff were very friendly. The bar wasn’t individually manned, and there was no night staff on site. In our opinion, this gave the premises the impression of a B and B pretending to be an hotel . Parking was easy, and cooked breakfasts were lovely. Location was great . If The Drake wants to be more like an hotel it should employ full time bar staff ( get in draught beers) and have on site night staff."

"Wonderful pool and spa overlooking a Victorian walled garden. Restful and very elegant. "

"The rooms are always meticulously clean and the property is well maintained. Having reintroduced the full english breakfast in a traditional sense the property has regained our commitment to booking a bed with breakfast rate. The staff are always very friendly and the hotel is perfectly located not only to see what Lostwithiel has to hold but for accessing other towns and villages in Cornwall. "