St George's Hotel

Unfortunately I’ve been unable to stay here as my plans have changed with storm Agnes approaching . I requested to change my date of stay by 48 hours ( rooms were available ) but staff declined to assist me , as the booking was ‘ locked into the computer ‘ . They have therefore taken the entire booking fee . Earlier in the week I had rang to make an adjustment to my booking and staff were rude and unhelpful . I would avoid on the basis of this

Unbelievable! Booked this hotel in February for a stay on 16th September; they have just cancelled!! They emailed regarding payment by credit card last Saturday morning and as I was unable to reply within 24 hours they sold our room to someone else. Checked my booking confirmation and they even specify that they prefer BACS or cash at the property! We are booked for an event at The Watering Hole and now we can't go as nowhere to stay. I even emailed the hotel a couple of weeks ago to ask about facilities, access etc. so they knew I was serious about the booking. Despicable service and would not even consider using the hotel again.

Where to start. really wish I’d read some of the reviews. paid £380 for two nights for just me on business in the so called spa bath room. Hotel is very very basic. outside is shabby with plastic roses in the window by the front door. The little B road is the busiest and noisiest imaginable. The hallway smelt of stale fat. Friendly staff / possible owners. Well they have to be when they tell you £190 a night and breakfast not included! They hide this on the booking site by saying something about meals that’s not at all clear. Wasn’t even shown to room. The pics on the web are not recent. Room was tired, bed cheap and weird cushion pillows. Road noise within seconds was horrible. Bathroom half done up with a spa bath that did not look pristine and white and would look more suited to care home. No shower. it’s just a large tired bathroom. As others have said , nasty cheap biscuits and paper cups. It was so depressing I just walked out. I’d had a long four hour drive and work and didn’t even have it in me to tell them what I thought of the place. Drove the four hours back home to my own bed. It is just a tired old Band B worth £55 per night and even then I wouldn’t stay

Stayed for three nights. Owners were very helpful and obliging. Don't expect hotel luxury, this is a B&B in all but name. COVID may be reason for no service in the room (towels/bedding/waste bins) during our stay. But coffee/tea paper cups & wooden sticks for spoons in the room? For the price of the room would have expected toiletries but none other other than liquid soap dispensers. Stayed in room 3, quite small and smallest en-suite I have ever encountered. Breakfast very good but dining area a little cramped and not big enough to cater for all residents at same time.

Friendly personal greeting on arrival. Great breakfast , good location on outskirts of Perranporth, with views of open countryside yet only 0.5 miles from the coastal path.

Great hosts, comfortable, friendly hotel. Delicious breakfast. Great location.

Late booking as plans had changed Hosts where great. Room OK - bathroom a little small and room could have done with a small table. Location on edge of town not really walkable. Camp site next door which can have the odd noisy moment.

We all know that every now and then you get a bad experience. Unfortunately it’s getting worse. Quality of service and professionalism are in decline. It is sad. And I, in this instance have to call out this experience as my No. 1 Worst Night Ever in a B&B. I don’t want to experience this or anything worse ever again so I am holding it up as a beacon of how not to run a business. It’s time for all of us to think about how we can our raise standards. If they are high, then we need to make them higher. Let’s think about the people we are in business to serve. What can we do to make their experience of engaging with us better? Anyway, on to the review. Although appearing well appointed and presented in the main communal areas, the room was a massive disappointment. The traffic noise was terrible. We either had the windows open and strained to hear the TV each time a car went past, or baked with them shut. There was only one pillow each on the bed and no spares in the room. We had to ask for two more. The windows had no net curtains in the bedroom or privacy glass in the bathroom. The room looked out onto the car park and it was not possible to use the bathroom without being clearly seen. Privacy was only possible by fully closing the roller blinds, which left the bathroom in darkness on a sunny day. The refreshment station presented the cheapest array possible; five paper cups, two packs of the cheapest biscuits, the most basic and cheap tea/coffee options, two bottles of water but no glasses. I paid extra for a “Spa bath”. There were no frills in the bathroom, no complementary shampoos, bath salts or anything to add to the experience and justify the extra money. The bath took ages to fill. The proprietors were strongly passive aggressive when we asked for a discount due to our poor experience, which was refused outright. It was my No.1 Worst Night Ever.

Our daughter was staying on Peranporth and we needed somewhere to stay in the area. Googled this hotel. The room was clean and spacious, we had the room on the top floor. Parking on site, although the exit and entrance are on a main road. The breakfast was very nice and we were not left hungry. Nice well stocked bar on site and the owners were friendly, would recommend.