The warm welcome on arrival and departure. Really clean hotel and room. Lovely pillows and comfortable bed. Nice hot shower. Very quiet which was great for sleeping. Parking was a plus and on site. Breakfast and service was superb and nothing was too much trouble for Lorrinda. Paul welcomed us as we arrived in the car park. A really lovely couple. We enjoyed the atmosphere of the hotel and stayed in room 7, which had a wonderful view of the mountains, and at night a perfect view of the stars.

Nothing to dislike.

We stayed in a lovely room with an excellent view. The breakfast was all you could wish for - fruit, cereal, and a good choice of cooked food. The hotel is within walking distance of the town and harbour where there is plenty to see and a number of places to eat. Ilfracombe is a great place to stay if you want to explore the surrounding coast and countryside.

Owners Paul and Lorinda go out of their way to be helpful. Because the room we booked needed an urgent repair we were put in a lovely suite on the top floor. There was a separate dressing room and small refrigerator. The breakfast is just the right size and there is a good choice of fruit, cereals etc.

There is no lift, but the stairs are not too steep and are nice and wide. There isn't really a lounge, apart from a bar so it's not exactly family friendly, but would certainly suit couples.

A lovely old house , converted into a charming hotel that is conveniently situated for the town centre and the sea front. We had a large comfortable bedroom and there was a good choice for breakfast. It is beautifully decorated which is an ongoing project. The bus stops are close by if you want to explore further afield.

Only minor dislikes. The sink in our room was in the bedroom which is not ideal . There was plenty room to extend the shower room to incorporate it, so hopefully this may be part of the renovation plan. The entrance to the hotel is very narrow, especially with a large car so great care is needed. Ilfracombe is a hilly town and the last approach to the hotel is very steep. Obviously not the hotels fault but worth noting.

The breakfast was fine, the location was just right, the parking was what we required and the owners are very nice people.

The top floor room needs a small sink so that cups and spoons, etc. can be rinsed and the kettle can be filled easily - otherwise the bathroom had to be used. The room needs a power-point at worktop level for the kettle which had to be stood on the floor.

Very quiet and peaceful hotel, short walk to the "Tunnel Beach " and town / harbor. Rooms are very clean and Lorinda and Paul are very nice people, friendly and helpful. Breakfast was great ! If you’re looking for a place to relax, I strongly recommend it !

Cheerful, welcoming staff. Very close to the bits you want to visit, much to its favour as is its private car park. Your legs need to work well, the resort is mighty hilly ! The owners have nicely updated a late Victorian building, the rooms and stairwell are very classily put together,

The entrance and breakfast room are yet to receive their magic touch, just adequate.

We were happy with our room and food.We found Paul & Lorinda very polite & helpful nothing was too much trouble.It was very quiet and relaxing which we enjoyed.

Steep Hill to the Hotel as we both have arthritus in our knees.We were hoping to get a bus for some of our trips but used the car anyway

Room was spotless, breakfast was freshly cooked. Staff were great.

The area has seen quite a change since Covid and now looks quite deprived with lots of shops and businesses closed. However the staff and accommodation were great.

The owners were very helpful and friendly with a good knowledge of the local area. The food was very good too, we had a pre-booked main meal when we arrived which was excellent and breakfast both mornings. The room we stayed in had recently been decorated, there was a tv, sofa, wardrobe and a large shower room. We found the bed a bit too soft for our liking but I'm sure it would be very comfortable for others.

The communal hallway was in the process of being decorated and there was scaffolding on the outside of the building to repair recent storm damage but this wasn't really a problem as Paul explained the story behind the works.