Worth going just to walk around the museum and treat yourself in the gift shop. However, the restaurant (if you can call it that...really a canteen) was poor. Not welcoming and bog standard food, I a not very welcoming environment. Make a visit but eat elsewhere.

Our overall experience at the jamaica inn was a good one , full of laughs and a good few pints of rattler!! and was an enjoyable time for a couple for an evening, especially if your travelling through cornwall! although a few things could be addressed. Clarification on if your getting a haunted room or not, we were disappointed we... More

The room was Lovley. If any one has read the book its been the one she stayed in and jumped out of the window.it has a four poster bed. Walk in wardrobe own bathroom and spare room with bunk beds. The room was said to have a ghost but we did not see one. Maybe that's because I slept so... More

Stayed as a family. The two boys enjoyed the pirate ship play area and their bunk beds. The food in the restaurant was okay but the same every day - we all enjoyed the breakfast buffet. The 'history' of the place makes it an entertaining stay and it is very close to the A30 so good for plunging further into... More

This was our first stay at Jamaica Inn. My wife and I stayed for three nights and we were seduced by the location and history of the place. The service was good and the rooms lovely with a very modern bathroom and beautiful four poster bed. I feel it was let down by the quality of the food which was... More

This was the first time I had visited this place and I stayed here for one night in March 2013. The room was lovely and clean with everything we needed. The pub had a very cosy feel and we enjoyed a few drinks in the evening by the large open fire. Our stay included breakfast which I would definitely recommend!... More

Our room in the new extended part of the Inn was very modern and comfortable, with a firm bed, nice bathroom and pleasant decor.  The host was welcoming on arrival and departure but the food was very average,  with an uninspiring poor quality pub-grub mass-produced evening dinner and equally bland buffet breakfast. The bar itself was potentially atmospheric and you... More

have always wanted to visit Jamaica Inn and decided to eat there with friends as we were out for the day whilst on holiday. Drinks are very expensive, my husband had a pint of Lager and a bag of scratchings (we are from the midlands) and it totalled £5.50, very overpriced!!!! we ordered dinner and found it to be a... More

My husband and I stayed here for my birthday 17/3/13. We were greeted by very friendly staff and taken to our room. Our room was immaculate and had everything you need for a weekend away. The bathroom was spotless and very modern, although a little warm, without the heater on. The warmth appeared to be coming from under the bath,... More