As regular visitors to St Mawes we already knew the pub and liked it, but we have to say that we were blown away by our experience and service. Beautiful comfortable spacious room with every amenity you could want - the Dry robes were an excellent idea. So much superb attention to detail and lovely touches such as the OS map and book of the SWCoast path in the room, plus the ready stamped postcard to send to a friend telling them about your stay. We really liked the tea and coffee (fresh milk in the fridge gets a big thumbs up) and beers selection in the room. The shortbread biscuits were yummy and we were thrilled with the Easter eggs outside our door on Easter morning! The bed was lovely and comfy. There was plenty of space for our labrador who was welcomed in the bar and at breakfast and dinner. It's his favourite stay ever because of the plentiful supply of dog biscuits in the hall way!! The meals we had were delicious - really good choice of breakfast options and the one evening meal we had was exceptional (seabass on orzo with herb pesto, delicious!). Fantastic beers of course as we knew there would be. All the staff were very friendly and attentive. Our stay could not be faulted.

Some paid for parking would be nice. We noted that the hotel opposite did offer free parking in the main carpark.

Very pleasant and spacious room, well equipped, comfortable bed. Nice towels in shower room, good tea/coffee making facilities in the room, very comfortable 'lounge' area, very pleasant staff. Very convenient location at centre of St Mawes. Excellent breakfast menu cooked to perfection. Few minor points need tlc eg light in shower room, rotary knob on one light switch broken, but nothing major and certainly nothing that would discourage us from going to the pub again. Overall HIGHLY RECOMMENDED and good value for money

A few minor points as above

The staff are absolutely wonderful, super accommodating and welcoming - very friendly. The breakfast is delicious with a broad choice. Lovely dining room with views of the sea.

Our room was very warm even when the weather was mild, it meant that you needed the windows open pretty consistently but as the room is adjacent to the kitchen that resulted in a lot of noise. (The windows could probably do with some privacy tinting too). We would still stay again but maybe request a different room.

Very good communication, pre arrival, following a special request I made via email. The hotel were unable to fulfil my specific request for a bath (there is only one room with a bath), but offered us two other options to enhance our stay further. The breakfast menu was fabulous. Fresh fruit, pastries, yoghurts, cereal, toast and juices all ready to go. In the meantime you could peruse the extensive 'hot' menu, which featured smoked salmon, eggs, full English, pancakes, overnight oats, plenty of options to suit everyone. Excellent service and the views from the conservatory across to the harbour were heavenly. The breakfast room was light and airy, with plenty of space around each table. The service provided was both friendly and efficient. Our room (number 11) was complete perfection. We had two wonderful bedrooms, both with an en-suite shower room and huge shower enclosure. Robes, an ironing board, even Dry Robes and umbrellas were also available to use. Bottles of water were available in each bedroom too. The icing on the cake was the snug/lounge area, which was a relaxing area to use at the end of a long day, furnished with leather sofas and armchairs, a mini bar/fridge and TV. Very stylish, beautiful decor and luxurious details throughout. Roberts radios in each room. Room/Apartment 11 was a nice quiet room, except for the bar emptying the glass bottles into the recycling bin outside each evening, after hours. It didn't concern us, as we were awake but if you had younger children it might have posed a problem. The parking was easy, with a huge public car park adjacent. We had an evening meal in the restaurant on the first night, which was busy and clearly a popular choice. The menu was a bit limited, however the food was magnificent. A very good NZ Sauvignon Blanc on the wine list was 'Sub Tropika', which we can highly recommend! The Inn was beautiful at night, with its twinkling lights and candles.

We were disappointed, on our arrival, to find a filthy face cloth left in the downstairs shower room and a teabag on the floor by the toilet. The upstairs shower room had a bottle of Mr Muscle window and glass cleaner perched on the bin. A few house keeping oversights, nothing serious.

The room was truly lovely, featuring a cosy sitting area with a TV for viewing. The bedroom area included another TV, allowing for watching in bed, and a bedside radio that played pleasant music upon our arrival. It was a thoughtful touch to leave it on as a welcome gesture.

The bedside light was too dim, making it difficult for me to read at night.

The staff were very helpful and the room was probably one of the best we have ever had in an hotel, absolutely fabulous. Dinner in the dinning room was OK but not great. The menu was unimaginative and a little expensive for what we had. It was a Sunday and my wife had the roast which was probably left over from lunch time and a little tired. I had mussels which could have been hotter. Other than hamburgers there didn't appear to be any fresh cooked meats available such as steak.

Dinner as above

Great location good food friendly staff. Our room was new and well appointed. Much thought had been out into the room regarding sockets mirrors and the walk in shower was lovely. The bathroom even had a movement sensitive light at floor level. Plenty of choice for breakfast and the children's full English was ok for me. Our room even had dry robes for after swimming.

Although there is no parking it is next to a large public car park and it is £7 for 24 hours so not an issue.

Location Staff Breakfast and choice of food is excellent

Pillows in the room needed new pillow protectors and better cases as the inner case was bobbled and exposed Dog had stayed in room previously to our stay as my allergies were aggravated Could be a varied choice of main courses this season. Quality of fish and meat used to be better

The superior room was spacious but did not have a sea view. The bed was really comfortable. Coffee machine great and fridge useful. The breakfast was good.

Lack of storage space/wardrobe/drawers. I was on my own in a double room and there wasn't enough room for my clothes to be stored let alone anyone elses' There was no hotel car park so paid £26 more for council carpark behind hotel.

The accommodation was first class with total refurbishment within the last six months and well appointed rooms with excellent facilities. The staff were courteous and engaging without being at all intrusive and gave useful visit tips when requested. The freshly prepared food was of high quality, using local ingredients and was value for money. Breakfast was served quietly, with plenty of choice, and wonderful views overlooking the sea.