Stayed one night at The Ship and I have to say, it was excellent. A very warm welcome from the staff, roaring log fire and first class local Ales. Perfect way to start our trip. I have to say I was a bit apprehensive about not having an en-suite room but I needn't have worried. The bathroom was just fine... More

My husband and I had lunch here and was not disappointed. Friendly staff and good selection of food, there was even a menu with a selection soup flavours. The food was delicious and it was hard chosing what to have. Will return again to sample some more food soon.

We called in at the Ship for a lunch. The pub had a lovely atmosphere created by the decor and much enhanced by the friendly staff. The food was absolutely excellent. Everyone in our party of 5 really enjoyed the meal. The following day we ate at Rhodes at the Dome. For quality, value and a atmosphere, it’s the Ship... More

We had stayed in Fowey some 10 years ago and decided this year to make a return visit.We decided to try the Ship for our evening meal, by way of a change, as we hadn't been in before, even for just a drink.We were pleasantly surprised to find a prime table in the bar, and sat ourselves down.The menu isn't... More

Our stay at Craig and Nickys pub was a very welcome relief after our last B&B. Fabulous breakfast and dinner, brilliant oak room, fab beer of course and such friendly people. Will definately go back, the location was excellent, easy to park in top of town car park and just drive down to pick up your bags. Really clean modern... More

Absolutely love this place. Whenever we visit Fowey we always head in the direction of The Ship. Staff are amazingly friendly and nothing is too much to ask. Make sure you are hungry if you go for a meal. The food is fantastic and really generous portions. Always made to feel welcome whenever we go which is why we love... More

Great historical pub in the heart of this pretty estuary town. It was built in 1570 by John Rashleigh, who was one of Queen Elizabeth the 1st's Privateers in her war against the Spanish. Rashleigh also sailed to America with Raleigh and Drake. The pub has retained many old features, including a quirkily-shaped staircase, period bannisters, and a lovely stained... More

We stayed 1 night over Easter break and really enjoyed our stay. We booked the Oak room after reading a few reviews and it is beautiful. The place is really old but really well looked after. No ensuite but both bathrooms are brand new and clean it was not so much of a bother. The breakfast was delicious, served in... More

We stayed for 3 nights in December whilst visiting some friends. On arrival the staff greeting us like old friends and they couldn't be more helpful. Our room was spotless, cosy and comfy. Wasnt a problem that there was no ensuite as two bathrooms were just across the hall and were lovely and clean. Breakfast was lovely and huge !... More