Hotels with Swimming Pools in Penryn

"Comfortable but rather tired! Plug in basin did'nt work; pull cord on bathroom mirror only a couple of inches of string left, windows only opened a few inches and badly needed painting, remote control for TV unreadable. Staff pleasant and helpful, meals good and public areas clean and airy. Room 205."

"Easy hotel, clean and comfortable."

"Undergoing a refurbishment but its an absolutely gorgeous hotel. Some money being poured into it though. Lovely rooms and public areas and the breakfast was brilliant. Staff all very friendly and professional. Will definitely return."

"Expensive room as we wanted a sun balcony - the sun area was in poor condition with weeds around the area and old seagull poo across the furniture. There is obviously plant machinery under the room for the spa so we were sat with that droaning and vibrating which isn’t exactly relaxing Staff in the bar and general food was excellent and enjoyed our evening in the main hotel. Next morning we wanted to have breakfast, check out early to give the room back and then spend some time in the Spa but the pool was full and we were left with a choice of waiting in the car until potentially some became available (already a queue of 3 groups waiting) or just leave and find something else to do. Sadly we chose the latter so our hotel/spa stay left us with no access to the spa facilities. Really poor and much better choice at other hotels in the SW which is a shame as we had been looking forward to visiting here "

"All just ok. Staff great"

"Breakfast is good. Jacuzzi & Sauna is nice although I can imagine that this can be too small and limited on a busy season. Gym equipments is just enough for someone who don't really want to skip a day in a gym."

"Despite being a dog-friendly hotel, it was clean. There were also no hairs whatsoever under rhe bedsheets on arrival. There was some wear and tear, such as a broken bedside table drawer which had been glued together poorly, some wear and tear in the bathroom, on wardrobes. The view over the sea was lovely, and the room was enormous (2 bunk beds and a king bed - sleep 6 room, we went as a couple with 2 young children). The room was quite quiet, it was warm. The hotel was very childfriendly for younger children, with multiple kids movies showing at the little cinema (we did not go as we have our own home projector setup and had seen all the movies showing), the pool looked nice, and there was a soft play area, plus some free games and paid pool table (£1/play). The breakfast food was okay, the vegan burger at the restaurant was nice. There's a lovely ice-cream shop not far - called Freddo's - it's a short 5 min drive/ 20 min walk on a nice weather day, with a very pleasant staff and delicious cornish ice creams. ChatGPT reccomended we go there and it didn't disappoint, and I make my own ice cream at home. I'd happily stay at this hotel again, despite not owning a dog, nor wanting to, so don't be put off by dogs, because Newquay in general is extremely dog-friendly anyway and you'll see loads everywhere. "

"Disappointing Although refurbished to a good standard, the hotel has unfortunately kept a 1930s style lift, great to look at, but quite useless as a functioning lift. Particularly useless if you’re on the fourth floor as it only goes to three. It has a metal shutter style inner door that if left open when leaving, renders the lift inoperable. In a three day stay I had to find the lift on at least six occasions to close the door as my wife needed to use it. I would therefore, not recommend this hotel to anyone with mobility problems. The staff were very friendly and as helpful as they could be. Evening meals were good but kept the same menu so quite repetitive. The English breakfast was inedible. Fried egg burnt on the bottom, raw on top. Sausage with a skin so tough it was difficult to cut, and the remainder of the items had spent too long under a heat lamp so they had dried out. Great views but the hotel needs some sorting out. "

"Lovely stay with tasty menus, only downside was the lack of hot water"