This historic and atmospheric building stands in one of the oldest streets in Penzance, therefore be prepared for chaotic parking and tight corners. The hotel car park is not signposted but is located at the rear of the hotel down a narrow lane and very tight turn, beware if you have a large car or 4x4, The entrance and reception... More

This is not a hotel for those who love a Premier Inn. Every room is different with it's own character. But the hotel has a wonderful feel about it, possibly because of it's age. It was around during the Spanish Armada, heard the news of Nelson's death, and has a function room named after the event. There is a lot... More

Arrived by bicycle and they were more than accommodating in finding us somewhere to store our bags and get ourselves sorted. Friendly staff and lovely setting. A bit aged perhaps but all the better for it. Would definitely go and back!

For reasons unknown to me I didnt review the Union for a long time, its only because I have booked a return visit I remembered to do it! As all others have said if you want a Premier Lodge then stay in one. In the words of the superb host Howie, this is an old Coaching Inn and it should... More

We came to hear the Bennet Brothers play at the Union so booked for the night. What an experience! Superb food, considerate and welcoming service, lovely room and historic pub of great character. What mine host, Howie, did not tell us about the inn's history we could find from the original bills and posteers on the walls. The modest cost... More

This place was great! We were a little apprehensive when we arrived, having read the very mixed TripAdvisor reviews, but our fears were soon allayed when we were welcomed by Howie, the rather eccentric owner, who greeted us warmly and directed us to the car park to the rear of the hotel. Our room was big with a high ceiling... More

We just had a excellent stay The staff were excellent... food great ..room lovely Nothing was too much trouble and it was excellent value for money We will be back soon and would advise you to go there when they have a jazz band on for a great night ....and I don't like jazz. Normally Thanks again

5-7 minute walk from the rail and bus station. Had a nice view of Hood's Bay and St. Michael's Mount. Very reasonable price. If you are looking for a new, updated type of hotel, then this hotel is not for you.

I dont understand all the bad reviews this hotel gets, and why are people so rude about the manager, does noone have a sense of humour anymore, howie is one of the nicest, genuine, funniest chaps we have ever met, we always get a warm welcome when we arrive and even tho the rooms may not be of 5 star... More