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Good location and a pleasant stay. Staff were helpful and the location was lovely. Food was good and reasonably priced

The Anacapri is a first class place to stay, great location, staff very friendly and approachable. Breakfast was scrumptious. Definitely going to return someday and highly recommended comfortable and clean hotel facility

Beautiful hotel in stunning waterside position. Luxury feel room with perfectly added touches such as Nespresso machine, gorgeous quality local Cornish teas, luxury hot chocolates & homemade biscuits everyday. Quiet in room fridge stocked with bottled water & fresh milk. Bathroom complementaries were of local, luxury handmade quality. Staff super attentive & all areas beautifully presented. We travelled with a dachshund & she was made very welcome, the main restaurant does not allow dogs however you can eat with pup on the terrace (beautiful views) plus there is an indoor wing available & also food is served in their the Working Boat waterside bar which was perfect, informal & with lovely surroundings. Their own beach at low tide & access to river swimming was a nice touch & early morning by car you can be on the local beaches for sunrise within 7 minutes. Would recommend & stay again.

I have stayed at this hotel before with my wife for a short break. I often come to Falmouth on business and decided this time to stay over rather than do down and back to the Midlands. They did me a very good deal indeed - I arrived late so missed dinner but the check in was so welcoming my ”chitty” was there waiting and I was offered a lift with luggage. Room 228 for the night sadly but understandably not overlooking the sea was lovely very clean and superbly appointed. Breakfast was good lots of staff on duty and as usual nothing was too much trouble. I think the hotel has been refurbed and updated since my last visit - it's presented delightfully and of course has this fabulous position. All in all it was like being wrapped up in an old familiar warm blanket and I will come back as soon as I can.

We visited for a long weekend recently and overall had a lovely weekend. The hotel is accessed via a small road and when the building comes into sight it looks like something from an Agatha Christie novel! Very art deco looking with beautiful gardens. We had a room with a small patio, we were advised to enter via the patio doors. When we looked outside the main door however we realised why! Maybe it was mid decoration but the carpet had been taken up and it was very shabby. I accept it may have just about to have been decorated but it just looked a bit bad. Our room was clean and comfortable but very dated and in desperate need of an overhaul. The bathroom showed signs of damage and age (cracked tiles, very rusty and broken bath handle, cracked mirror tiles) the shower definitely needed replacing, the tiles were damaged, there was mould within the silicone seal around the shower tray and the water pressure was no more than a trickle. Having said that the beds were clean and comfortable and the room contained tea and coffee making facilities and a small fridge. The food at the hotel was pleasant, buffet breakfast with all the usual items, eggs, bacon, sausages, tomatoes and toast as well as a selection of cereals and yoghurt, plus tea and coffee and fruit juice. We ate once in the evening and again the food was very nice and freshly cooked. And now saving the best till last, the staff are amazing. They worked such long hours, the same staff were at breakfast and the evening meal and back again the following morning for breakfast. They were all friendly and accommodating and nothing was too much trouble. Overall we had a lovely stay and enjoyed visiting the beautiful surroundings, Penmere Manor is a beautiful place and if given the tlc it desperately needs, will no doubt be stunning once again.