We stayed here for 3 nights before heading over to Devon. The hotel is in a great position and from the room we had (7) had a fantastic view of Fistral beach and it's surfers. The hotel itself is a little dated where decor is concerned and a little tired in places but do not let this put you off. The host Nick and her staff were great. The room itself was a family room (1 double, 1 single) but the double bed didn't look big enough for us as we are used to a king size so the 1st night I slept in the single which ws like laying on a bed of rocks, a child probably wouldn't care. The 2nd night we swapped and the double was much more comfortable ( I had it the 3rd night too, hehe). The bathroom ensuite was very small and the shower non adjustable so a little short for us (I am 5ft 8) but we managed fine. Breakfast and the service that went with it was fantastic. Parking is out front on the road and we never had any trouble finding a space. I believe in giving a thorough review highliting all points so as with most hotels there are good and bad points, if you are able to see beyond dated decord and surface cracks the good here far out weighs the bad.

We arrived a bit later than expected, Joys of the A30 to a warm welcome from Nicki, Room was perfect view was to die for. It is a bit of a way out for the Newquay Nightlife but at £4 back in a "Fleet" cab it was not un reasonable.

Breakfast was Nice and offered extra

Clean room every time we came back and after being to Newquay a few times staying in B&Bs and Hotels I would stay there every time I go back down.

Staff- Friendly and welcoming, local knollage introduced us to places that even our daughter (who lives in Newquay) didnt know existed

Room- was spacious and the view stunning over Fistral Beach en-suit did its job (what else u spose to say about a toilet lol)

Food- Breakfast was lovley every morning

Negatives- only negatives that I can see is parking (its on the road, in season I recon its a bit touch and go) and its a bit of a way out if you like Newquay for the bars but we used Fleet cabs and they were cheap and friendly too.

I look forward to staying there again the next time we down

To keep this short & sweet, on the upside we had a lovely twin room with the most comfortable bed i have ever slept in, bright bathroom,everything spotless & regularly cleaned.Downside, breakfast served from 8.30 til 9, bit of a rush! disappointing when you're served up cash & carry chipolatas, warm, soggy hash browns and white sliced (cold) toast.Only saw the host twice,first time to pay our bill when we arrived,second time to hand our key back when we left! Also says car park on brochure, what it doesnt say is that it's only for 2 cars, 3 at a push.If you have been out late you have to find somewhere along the road.Also assumed it was a quick walk into the heart of Newquay, was in fact a good half hour.

I have just phoned the hotel and wanted to book two rooms for 1 night in September. The lady on the phone offered me the more expensive rooms but I said I had seen cheaper ones available on the internet. She said that they are horrible rooms but if I wanted them I would be more than welcome to have them. She explained that they were at the top of the building, many stairs, no sea views but it'll be entirely up to me. We started discussing the details when she said I should hurry up, she didn't want to be rude but she had people there. If that's not rude, I don't know. Unbelievably manner. Obviously, she wasn't happy with a one night stay and me asking for the cheaper rooms. Describing your own hotel rooms as horrible is not very enticing either.