The room: lovely muted interior design, comfortable shower room, large bath towels, clean, very comfortable mattress and bedding! Breakfast: The full English breakfast was nice on the first morning (second morning for some reason missing bits). Location: Brilliant; right in the town centre, next to the river, shops and restaurants. Staff: The breakfast staff were friendly and cheerful. Price: Location and room quality wise the price was good value for money.

Friday evening entertainment: Way, way too loud! To have a loud band on playing until midnight for a handful of people in the bar and disturbing the whole hotel of paying guests who were trying to sleep, shows rather bad judgement from the owners/managers of this inn. The room: Comfortable and pretty, but rather small, so do not bring a suitcase. Staff: Unfortunately inconsistent. Some of the evening staff were far from friendly, some rather poorly trained. Dinner: This was unfortunately the deal breaker for my husband, who thought that the menu, the quality of the food, and the echoey dinner hall vibe reminded him of Weatherspoons. My burger, however, was good.

The room was clean and comfortable. Plenty of very hot water which was appreciated for the bath I had to ease my aches and pains especially after plenty of walking, steps and hills. We had a glimpse of the river from our room which was nice as I hadn't specifically booked a view. Sarah, the breakfast waitress, was very welcoming, polite and friendly. Our breakfasts were very enjoyable with plenty of choice and more than adequate to satisfy us.

The church bell in the night was a bit of an issue for me as I don't sleep well but husband only woke once. The weather could have been better so we then may have had the option to eat and drink outside thereby making use of the lovely riverside view and courtyard garden!

Loved the setting, the friendly staff and the yummy food. Also we liked the seating capability for meals as guests had the choice for river views, inside or outside especially for breakfast.

The walk from the carpark to the Hotel with luggage, especially for an older couple is not an easy one. We didn't know we could get a bus down to the Hotel or even the place to park. More information for guests on getting themselves and their luggage to and from the carpark to the Hotel would have been very helpful. Also the best place to park. The advertising insinuated that all rooms had river views not just the lucky four out of the ten rooms. The shower was very average, the stairs tricky but everything else was very good. Husband kept hitting his head on roof beams in room and in toilet.

The rooms are clean and very comfortable. The views across the river are amazing and so wonderful to gaze out at while you wake and have coffee from the facilities supplied in the room. The included breakfast is cooked as you like it, with cold options available. You have the option to eat either indoors or outside under the canopy, but you do run the risk of uninvited seagull company. Its something else to watch the river come to life as you do. The staff are accommodating, polite and remembered us from our visit last year. This is a fantastic venue to stay to have as your base, with plenty to occupy your day from the beach down the street to shopping and places to eat in town.

I can not think of a single thing that would fit in this section.

breakfast excellent rooms were gloriously clean and comfortable staff very friendly check-in and -out very smooth view from the dining area was spectacular

the music on Friday evening was APPALLINGLY loud. It was uncomfortable up in our room. There is no value in amplifying live music to this extent. And there didn't seem to be any encouragement for visitors to keep the volume down; there seemed to be zero concern for the comfort of people who might want or need to sleep before midnight. There was a raucous group chatting and laughing loudly / screaming beyond midnight. It would have been reasonable for staff to ask them to be quieter at this time of night.

Superb location in the middle of Fowey. Although no parking available at the hotel there was ample public parking available at a very reasonable cost but it is a bit of a walk. Each 24 hour period was £6.30. The room was pleasant and clean. The staff were excellent, very friendly and helpful. There is a nice bar with a good selection of ales. The breakfast was lovely. Perfectly cooked with a great selection and fantastic service from the staff.

We’ve stayed at the Galleon, in fact in the same room several times now, the room is really nice with a lovely view across the estuary and every time we stay they’ve clearly spent some time and money to keep improving the place. Great location and very friendly staff

Very little not to like, maybe the poor WiFi signal which also means that the smart TV doesn’t really work, but honestly I’m just fishing for any little issues.

First of all, this is based on an out of season (March) visit. The accommodation section is separate from the pub and is modern and really clean. It really is very good. There are two flights of stairs to get to the top rooms. Our room was lovely, small but with everything you need and very clean and new looking. I wish we had booked a river view but that was our mistake. The view is superb. The pub is right on the edge of the water. The food in the pub was “pub food” but really good pub food and the breakfast was lovely. All in all we really enjoyed the Galleon

This is not to do with the pub but parking is an issue. This is right in the heart of Fowey and. There is a car park next to the pub but it’s small and I suspect gets very busy, max 2 hr stay. About half a mile away on the road out of Fowey by the Bodinnick ferry there is a long stay carpark which is much cheaper.

It was a beautiful, quaint place right on the water and in downtown Fowey. The staff were friendly and very helpful/accommodating to our needs.

The room was quite small and on third floor above the pub with no lift. Lots of stairs to navigate with our luggage. We couldn’t sleep with the window open the first night due to pub noise and the room was warm - made for a difficult night with little sleep.

Situated right on the water and being in the centre of town was perfect. Breakfast was lovely especially the scrambled eggs. The staff were helpful & nice. As you can't park your car at the hotel, the Caffa Mill carpark further along on the edge of town was reasonably priced, with no charge overnight, it is about a 10 min walk from the Galleon Inn.

Nothing! But we would have liked a room overlooking the water, next time I will request one.