Best Hotels near St Anietus Parish Church, Liskeard

Fantastic 1st holiday with our 19 month old!! Van was immaculate and comfy swimming pool was clean and not overly busy which was great for the little one to splash around and the older 2 (16 and 13) to have a bit of rougher fun up the other end. Sea view from the van I'll certainly miss waking up to. Not too much noise from the neighbours and we even had a friendly Rook greet us every morning. Entertaining the kids is always difficult given their ages and age gap but it was easy here. While little one was running around saying hi to everyone in the club the other boys were either in the sports court or in the arcade. Staff were very friendly and nothing was too much of a bother for them. Looe is a short drive away and pleanty to do there. Will be coming back year after year now!!

I would give five stars but for one thing which I'll come too. This is a great stop over for when travelling long journeys to reach this area of Cornwall. I visited family for one day and rather than driving back home stayed a night here. Room was big, clean and quiet. Bathroom was spotless and I had a great night sleep. The staff from check in to check out were wonderful and helpful. I had dinner and it was good and delivered hot. I also had breakfast. But both dinner and breakfast although good, didn't have quite what you get offered when staying at Premier Inn's. However, the biggest issue for me is the fact you have to pay to park. This should be waived. I mean how else are you supposed to get there. It may not be the hotel charging but it's pure greed.

Great location. Ample on site car parking. A heated outdoor pool. OK in need of some maintenance but just so welcome. Open early to late. Very helpful staff. Bedrooms are comfortable with all the usual features. Breakfast is very good with plenty of choice. Only two downsides. Firstly the lack of a residents lounge - yes you can use the bar area but that is less than cosy. Secondly although the hotel offers dinner on Weekdays the limited menu is set for the month and frankly the choice is poor. With a bit of thought the hotel could become a destination for meals for locals and guests. The pubs offering good food well cooked were rammed so at this time of the year there is plenty of demand. Special shout out for the reception staff. Friendly and helpful with great knowledge of what the area offered the visitor.

Where do I start !! The room - no mirror in the bathroom so difficult for my husband to shave ! This little nit picking faded into insignificance compared to what happened later. We had x2 cups of coffee while getting ready to go out for dinner at 1930. When leaving we could not find anyone to request more coffee and milk. At 2100 after our meal at the local pub we phoned the number for the hotel to request some coffee and milk to be left for us. Thinking we weren't too late to make that call. My husband rang and was told in no uncertain terms that this would not happen as the lady owner of the hotel said ” im in bed. This is not a 24 hour service”. No apology, no suggestion of help. Back at the hotel the next morning we went down for breakfast..... longing for a coffee ! We could see that they were busy and only the male owner running around. Eventually around half an hour we gave our order. I specifically wanted a poached egg with my full english and was told that they weren't very good at poached eggs. ”It may not look good but will taste nice”. However, when the breakfast arrived it appeared I had a fried egg and subtly said ”sorry is this fried?”. He apologised and said it was his fault and hadn't told whoever was cooking. He went off to do a poached egg. Meanwhile my breakfast was getting cold so I slowly ate some. 10 minutes later the cook/lady owner brought the egg out herself to me and it still looked like a fried egg. I said this to my husband and she overheard. She immediately confronted me, asking if I knew what a poached egg was. From then on she 'lectured' me on the difference between fried and poached eggs. This attitude of hers was unforgivable and I asked if she could leave me alone so I could have my breakfast. I turned away and she came to the table accusing me wanting to know why I claimed it was not poached. This sounds petty I know, but we were eating and others were in the room. Things then escalated as when we went to pack to leave we decided we had to say something about our trea**ent from the phone call requesting coffee the evening before to being confrontational over a poached egg ! We handed the keys to the male owner and my husband said he would like to mention a couple of issues. He was very accommodating and listened but within 2 minutes the lady owner appeared from the lounge. My husband had referred to her as ”your wife” to the male as not knowing her name and didn't feel this was an offensive term. However she appeared incensed that she had been referred to as ”wife” and said ”I'm a person not a wife:. It went even further downhill from there as she would not let my husband speak and continually butted in. She became verbally aggressive when I said ”just let my husband speak” she then turned her aggression to me and became very loud. The male owner tried to calm the situation but she carried on and started attacking me verbally. I stood my ground and she shoved me and then told me to get out. I opened the do