The Falmouth Hotel

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

Lovely hotel. Could do with a bit of touch up, but super comfy and great views from the bar. Great value for money. Will definitely return

Lovely old world charm. Friendly staff. Clean quiet room. Great to have a swimming pool

The Falmouth Hotel is a beautiful old building, conveniently situated on the seafront with magnificent views. Our room was extremely spacious and clean. The bed was very comfortable. The dining room staff were very friendly and helpful. Some of the building appears very tired looking and could do with an update.

Beautiful hotel with fantastic views of Pendennis castle and the beach in front. Pool was great although got a little busy at times! Our room was a little small but we weren’t in it much as out exploring! Would stay again! Very close to the town for evenings out!

Jacuzzi has yellow water and the chemical smell makes you think you might go blind, the changing rooms for the pool are extremely filthy with the amount of hair there I’d be able to make myself a wig, if not several, no keys for the lockers. Odd stain on the pillow thanks lord it was one of the decorative ones. Asked for the room to be serviced after discovering a blood stain on the sheets, came back at 1pm room was not attended to, came back again at 5pm room yet again not serviced, 7pm the room was attended to, finally. The breakfast staff very jolly and nice, same with reception. Poor choice of food within the hotel restaurant, breakfast options ok nothing crazy, your typical restaurant choice of food. Overall not clean but at least people are nice.

Himself and I took advantage of an offer for this hotel, and as regular visitors to Falmouth thought it was a great deal. We paid for two nights (Saturday and Sunday) then added the third night after the deal had run out at an additional cost. We were looking forward to our first ever stay at the Falmouth Hotel (we normally stay elsewhere in Falmouth), but were disappointed, particularly as we have stayed in a Richardsons hotel elsewhere and never experienced a problem. Our room was one of (if not the) smallest rooms in the hotel, and we were horrified at being charged £175 to stay in it for the extra night. The bed had a mattress that had probably seen better days, and the overall experience taking cost into account was certainly not even equal to a night in a premiere inn. Although breakfast was included, the poor young man on shift all weekend on his own to do everything made it a challenge. People were complaining that basics were not available because supplies had not been topped up such as bread and butter, some of the hot food, coffee and cups etc., and all the time this chap is trying to do it all, including clearing and laying up tables. I even cleared some dishes for him myself! We did enjoy the pool, which was clean, although we didn’t use the spa pool, and the facility was easy to access. We also enjoyed a delicious sandwich in the bar on arrival in a well appointed lounge area. The building itself is obviously old, but well maintained in most areas, and the gardens neatly kept. The driveway entrance however, is littered with pot holes and not adequately lit for pedestrians exiting for a walk to the town. We booked Sunday dinner for 6.30 which was one of the few time slots available at a reasonable time, but were disappointed again, having been looking forward to a lovely three course meal, only to find there was no roast beef left, and as I am allergic to pork, the only option left to me was ‘nut’ roast. No offer to enquire with the chef what might be available, this particular member of staff was not helpful at all. I didn’t want to eat the proffered alternative of a burger, so with some disdain we left to walk to the town in search of a decent meal. In summary, the experience was one we will not be repeating. and will be returning to a hotel we know has the best quality local produce always on offer, a bed so comfortable you sleep like a baby, rooms beautifully decorated and maintained, and staff who make you feel like you are their only focus. Definitely unimpressed, and wouldn’t return.

Nice room, furniture and decor a little tired. Double bed consisted of 2 cheap old single mattresses pushed together which were hard as rock with springs sticking out and causing a ridge in the middle of the bed, was really uncomfortable. Buffet Breakfast was good although no real coffee available (expresso)

Our stay at the hotel was good. It's great and right on the sea front. Our room was large and comfortable with good facikities. We enjoyed spending time in the lounge with friends, having a drink. Our only complaint was breakfast which was definitely not worth the money and there's more choice at a Premier Inn. It was very disappointing there was no fruit whatsoever and no sausages. We spent lots of time looking for things like sides plates, spoons etc. As I left, I mentioned about the breakfast and I received a weak apology. This was such a shame as everything else was good - but we did not have any other meals there.