Very warm welcome and we were shown to a lovely big room with antique -style furniture and large bathroom, complete with dark-coloured sunken bath - very eighties! Good views across the gardens to the countryside beyond.

Our stay was pleasant, but was marred by very poor service at breakfast. We had requested an early breakfast and were assured that this would be fine - it wasn't. We waited outside a locked dining room for around 15mins. When the staff member finally turned up, they were obviously not happy that clients were there that early - we were not asked if we would like anything cooked, and, as we needed to get away, made do with a very poor, inadequate breakfast. We noted that other guests who had arrived after us in the dining room and were clearly there on business were asked for their cooked breakfast order.

The whole place needs a good update in terms of decor, furnishings, style etc but this would cost a fortune......

Stayed here for just one night in June. The hotel was very quiet, we were treated very well, the room was excellent with everything we could wish for - including plenty of space. I don't usually sleep very well away from home - but did here. Breakfast couldn't be bettered. I would DEFINITELY stay here again on our way to Cornwall (now we know where to find it!).

This is not a place to stay if you want out and out luxury however it is the best place to stay for value for money, friendly staff, excellent breakfasts and good location. It is a small hotel, family run. The family room consisted of two rooms, both with en-suite. The rooms were small but clean and attractive. I gather the other rooms in the hotel are larger. The hotel is located in a cul-de-sac two minutes' walk from the centre of Launceston but beware, you need a sat nav or very good instructions to find it due to the maze of streets around the town centre. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay, the staff went out of their way to make us feel at home and we would definitely stay there again.

Stayed here for 2 nights, and got a good sized double bedroom on the second floor, with a side view of the castle.
The room had original beams, which were a good feature. There was a pretty low ceiling at one end of the bathroom but this wasn't a major problem.
The food was good quality - mainly a traditional British menu, but the food was always freshly prepared and hot.