Breakfast was a nice little cool-bag full of cereals and pastries, with yoghurt and milk in the room fridge. What really surprised me was seeing a cafetiere and a small pouch of lovely ground coffee to use. I didn't get to eat at the pub as the kitchen was unusually closed that night. I enjoyed a very attentive intro to the room and a nice welcome on arrival, from the manager. The room was fitted out extremely nicely, with lovely decor and furnishings. A smallish but absolutely perfect room for the size.

If driving you will have to find somewhere to park nearby, as the pub is on a narrow high street with no parking itself. I ended up parking kerbside, 7 mins walk away, on Station Road.

Such a cute little place, in such a cute little place! Really olde worlde, lively little pub downstairs, really clean room and comfy bed, everything was there that I needed. Kettle, mini fridge, generous continental style breakfast already in the room, excellent selection of teas / coffees / hot chocolate. Smart TV on the wall. Was welcomed by a very friendly staff member from the pub downstairs - the rooms have a separate side entrance if you don’t want to walk through the pub, and a convenient box on the wall to check out when you leave. Very convenient for train station and Penryn Campus, so perfect for my work trip - would definitely return!

The room itself was proper dinky - I was solo, so absolutely no problem for me, but if my partner had been with me, he’s a big lad and we’d defo have struggled for space a bit. I was room 2.

A listed building, both the pub and its rooms are full of character and all different, while still providing modern comfort. The renovation and decoration were very thoughtfully done. Staff were unfailingly friendly and helpful. Given pub hours, breakfast is not provided in the traditional sense, but a good selection of packaged food is provided daily in the room.

Nights were warm with very little air circulating - the ability to separate comforter from sheet would have been helpful.

Great position in Penryn and a lovely place to stay, with 10% of food and a microbrewery (Hidden Brewery) with a range of cask ales... a beer heaven for real ale fans! The bar staff (and brewer) were super helpful, friendly, and we had a great welcome, thank you.

Parking is off site, which is about £6 / day (but it is close by). The electric shower was hard to operate, leaked a bit, and had poor water pressure. So... the egg timer for timing shower time / saving energy was a nice thought, but not achievable.

Alex the barman was great, friendly and helpful. Own mini brewery so different ales available too. Perfect location as we were attending a graduation at the Uni. Bus stops just out side, car park not far away. Answered any questions I emailed them with. Would definitely stay here again. Opposite a great chippy too.

We managed to visit during the heatwave so a fan would of been great as the sash windows don't open very wide. They don't do evening meals on a Monday or Tuesday. Not a major problem. Breakfast was ok. But just ok! Continental, would of loved a full English but understand the constraints. This would not put me off of returning.

Good location in Penryn. The room was above the pub, but accessed via an external door. Not too noisy. I ordered the small double, but it was big enough. Breakfast was a combination of juice, sealed pastries and cereal left in a small fridge in the room and a "breakfast bag" in the room. There was plenty of tea/coffee and bottled water. Staff were friendly on arrival, I did not really have much interaction with them after that.

The room was fine. I felt it was a bit expensive, but probably the best value of the accommodation in the area.

The staff at the Seven Stars were really friendly and attentive. The room was in great condition, with a very comfortable bed and excellent breakfast. The small double worked really well for one person, but would also have been fine for two. The location is very good, and the pub itself has a lovely atmosphere. I'll definitely be staying at the Seven Stars again. Thanks to all the team for making it such a gorgeous stay!

The shower was slightly temperamental, but better when you got the right settings.

Lovely converted rooms above a pub. Lovely and clean and the staff were super friendly. Really is a cute little place to stay just outside of Falmouth. Easy to get in and out of the town.

The walls are very thin. And the bus stop is right outside several of the rooms. While the bar wasn’t open late (we knew there would be some noise from the bar until they closed), the noise from people getting on and off the bus was really bad. Woke me up several times. And clearly they know this is an issue as they provided earplugs. So clearly they know it’s an issue. Just would have been nice to know before.

The rooms were beautifully decorated and fabulously clean. We loved the breakfast in the room idea and the check out at 11, so much nicer than having to rush down for a huge breakfast that you really don’t need first thing in the morning. The pub downstairs was lovely too and the staff were very friendly. There was also a separate entrance to the rooms so you didn’t have to go in and out through the pub.

There was a bit of noise at night from people going up and down the stairs. I also understand you have to have fire doors but they slam so loudly!

The room was clean and updated with all the necessaries like hooks, full length mirror and nice blinds and lighting. The food at the pub was very good and the staff were excellent.

The location is directly behind a bus stop on a main road through town. It was quite noisy from people loitering. Also people smoke on the sidewalk just below the window. We stayed during summer so the windows were open so these probably aren’t big issues in winter.