Hotel Tresanton

A return visit. The Tresanton remains one of the very best West of England (Cornish) hotel establishment’s. Welcoming, elegant but also down to earth environment. Visiting out of season, the real log fires, sea fresh air and stunning views are selfishly there for us to enjoy. The Dogs Bar, not sure if it’s a whiskey bar, retains its charm. I understand it is shortly to enjoy a refit. Maybe some evening jazz could be introduced, noise permitting. Staff are well trained and delightfully helpful and friendly. My wife follows Olga’s flair for design. Many others try but few come close to matching her style. Subject to Cornwall retaining London flights, we shall return later in the year.

Beautiful location overlooking the sea. Hotel comprised of a couple of buildings so if you are in the annexe you have to go outside to get to the hotel. I was recovering from an operation and had to negotiate a narrow spiral iron staircase to the room. Restaurant was pleasant but menu very limited. Lounge felt like a care home. No pool and the treatment room was in another building and had not been warmed up. Overcharged on the bill for wine we didn’t order. Definitely not a luxury hotel experience.

A world-class hotel. My partner and I visited for our engagement celebration, the staff were so incredibly friendly, helpful and engaging. The food was fantastic at the restaurant and we left feeling like we'd experienced the very best Cornwall (even the UK) has to offer. They even managed to retrieve an empty bottle of champagne that had been thrown away that we wanted to keep for sentimental reasons! Special thank you to Karen Baxter (GM) for making our trip a memory we will never forget!

Had lunch here on Boxing Day, the views looking over to the light house are stunning. The food is top notch and would highly recommend this hotel for food, it’s top end price wise but definitely worth it for a treat

Popped in for drinks (really appreciated that prices were reasonable for soft drinks). Staff were adorable and attentive and the lounge area was delightful (great selection of newspapers). However, as a suggestion, perhaps some light music as the atmosphere is rather library-like. Church quiet - sort of waiting for God; it was horrible to hear others masticating or rattling keys, so much so, when my husband offered a birthday stay, I declined.