It was very exquisite and the pub as almost victorian like and room had a modern twist into it, they've even laid out the towels and some refreshments out for me to sample for example so that's what I like and it was quiet too.

The plugs where far away so I couldn't reach for my electronic gadgets for example and while I was away on my trip, the housekeeper forgot to mop the wet patch on the floor that I made when I was either having a shower or watching the toothpaste away that is stuck in the hole of the sink or when I'm washing my hands, they've could've provided more hand-wash soap as the bottle was half-full but they didn't so those are the things that I didn't like about the hotel in my view.

Fabulous accomodation in a great location in the centre of Wadebridge. Room was beautifully decorated, and very spacious. Bed extremely comfortable and bed linen, towels etc all great quality. The bar and restaurant area is bright and airy with great character features. Restaurant menu varied and the food was tasty and beautifully presented. We had a really warm welcome on arrival and service through out our stay was friendly and efficient. There is only a very small car park at the rear, but public parking can be accessed within a short walk away. Highly recommend and would definitely stay again

We didn't find anything not to like.

The food in the restaurant was very nice and good value for money. The location was excellent, staff were also very nice. We stayed as a large group in 4 different rooms, most of which were very good.

Room 12 (where I stayed), was very warm and had no fan (it was very noisy with the window open). The door didn't shut properly (a large gap at the bottom). The shower was not a good quality one and was tepid at best, so had quite cold showers. The plugs were also not attached to anything and were loose, little things like that which is attention to detail in rooms.

The purpose of the trip was to visit Tintagel Castle. From the nearby train station (which is Bodmin Parkway), it is still far away with two bus connections to get there. Therefore, I decided to stay in Wadebridge which is one bus ride away from Tintagel Castle. When I checked on Booking.com, the only property available in town was Molesworth Arms. At first, I thought of the property as noisy place with loud music but it was pretty quiet place, on the pedestrianised road. I chose the double room with the expectation that there would be shower only but there was a bathtub, which I really enjoyed on the day I checked-in and checked-out! The room had everything I needed, including a portable heater to warm up the room during the cold night. All staff members working at the property were very friendly and check-in experience was smooth. Had an amazing breakfast (American pancakes), lunch (burger and chips), and dinner (hot stone grilled steak and chips). The property was located closed to everything, including a large supermarket (Co-op). Overall, a very unforgettable stay!

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The staff were exceptional , always helping us before we needed to ask . We stayed for two days when we only planned to stay one night . The food was of a very high stand , presentation was excellent and the taste delicious . Suggest you try the 2steaks for $40 cooked on a stone . We had the Aussie Shiraz to compliment. Wadebridge was central for exploring the beautiful surrounding areas . Clare’ s welcome and assistance with luggage and parking was exceptional. Other staff followed her kind actions

Nothing to dislike about Molesworth Arms

It was great value for money in the centre of town, clean and comfortable. we stayed one night and were very pleased with it. Our NZ friend loved its antiquity.

I didn't like that breakfast was not included because we booked through 'Booking dot com', but if we hadn't, we would not have heard of this hotel or Wadebridge. Therefore, gone elsewhere, so disappointed with that as breakfast was expensive.

The restaurant was superb room was cosy and decorated lovely with tea, coffee, biscuits and bottles of water which is a nice touch quiet and comfy

On checking in we were asked if we wanted breakfast, we hadn't decided so asked if we could choose in the morning which we were told yes. we were told breakfast was served until 11am (as did the info in the room) and check out was 10.30am which is perfect we decided to have breakfast and left our room (with bags) at 10.10am and was told that they stopped serving breakfast at 10am so that was very disappointing as there was very little open anywhere else in the town

The room was fantastic! So clean and organized, with everything we needed. We booked the spacious family room and were delighted by the size of it - a king bed, 2 singles, a generous lounge area, and a gorgeous bathroom. The breakfast was spot on every day with amazing service can’t fault the hotel at all the owner is a local business man who cares about his business and you can tell this, the management team are just a great

Nothing really

Nice size room and bed, good size TV. Nice shower. Quick and easy check in and out. Staff were friendly and helpful. Dinner and breakfast were very tasty, and evening meal was good value as 2 steaks for £30. Nice flavour and cooked perfectly. Nice and dog friendly.

Parking restrictive as they have a very small car park so have to park in the council car park. We did manage to move to the high street opposite the pub later in the evening.

Lovely homely and interesting pub in a good central location. The breakfast was good and we would recommend the excellent food and cocktails at the Molesworth Arms, which we sampled on the Saturday night. It was dog friendly so our dog thoroughly enjoyed their stay as well.

We could have done with a hand towel as well as the bath towels. We also found was that one of the mattresses was too soft, but then everyone is different and some may find it absolutely fine. These are minor as we would definitely recommend this place as somewhere to stay.