We stayed at the hotel in a family room overlooking the harbour inlet , the room was clean and tidy,it was a nice sized double room but a little tight once the extra single bed was added ,the hotel is perfectly placed in looe, it has a lovely bar and the restaurant food was very good indeed .breakfast came as part of the staycation package and had a very good selection ,the staff were friendly and helpful throughout, Joe at the bar knew how to do a decent pimms with all the fruit etc and was always smiling and attentive. Jackie (who seemed to be there 24/7 ) was very helpful and served us for breakfast most mornings with a smile . All of the staff including those in the background (cleaning / cooking) did a great job . There are two pubs within a couple of mins walk either way and all the other bars ,restaurants and shops just over the bridge. Parking was approx £8 per night or free if your happy to walk 10mins up the hill which is what I choose to do, looe itself is a great base for visiting other places ,we did the Eden project , fowey (pronounced foy) and also st michaels mount and st ives which were a full day out but worth the drive. I would happily return to the hotel for another visit ,if I did have any little issues I guess it would be some extra wall hooks or shelves and possibly a small fridge in the room,

Just returned from 4 nights in this hotel, on a half board basis. The evening meal was very good indeed with plenty of choice followed by tea and coffee which are not always included. Also on the table every night was a jug of water, not usually included. The breakfast was also very good with the usual cereals, full English etc but no pastries (not a deal breaker !!). I was very pleased to learn that between 8pm and 10pm each night it is Happy Hour with a 25% discount on drinks. This made the evenings financially very reasonable and ensured you remained in the hotel rather than seeking out the local hostelries. Also the wine was very reasonably priced, if you are a red drinker head for the Australian Shiraz, an amazing wine at £18 a bottle. The rooms can be 'tired' and, indeed, we had some problems with our initial room. This was soon remedied by the staff the following morning by transferring us to another room which was fine. No drama. The view from the hotel and its position could not be bettered, giving a few minutes walk into Looe itself. The staff, I must say, were lovely and very hard working. All in all a pleasant stay and I would not hesitate returning for Round 2.

Perfect location. Parking isn't available at the hotel, but there are a few nearby car parks to chose from. We parked just to the left, past the hotel, it's pricey (£17/24hrs), but was ideal to unload. We chose Looe for paddle boarding & it was just perfect - highly recommemded. We paddled both ways along the harbour & the views are stunning, just remember to keep an eye on the tide times. The hotel staff were very friendly & helpful, they even stored our paddleboards in their cellar overnight so that we could use them again the following day (without having to deflate & reinflate again). We paid a little extra & booked a harbour view room, now although very clean - the rooms are very basic & dated. The view was lovely, alebit our room was exceptionally hot as there isn't any air con. Breakfast was delicious! Portions are small, due to COVID you can no longer self-serve (& rightly so). But, it was cooked well & the staff are very attentive. In summary, hotel staff are what makes the hotel, they were very helpful & they all maintain social distancing/wear masks.