Lanteglos Country House Hotel

We stayed in one of the lodges Aug 2021. The hotel and facilities still remain close because of Covid! Our lodge had so many issues, I certainly would never stay here again. The seal around the oven had fell off making the oven nearly impossible to use, the extractor fan was thick with brown grease, the beds are the most uncomfortable things I have ever had to sleep on, caused lots of back pain and sleepless nights. The curtain rail fell down in the bathroom several times, the fixings ere mouldy in the bath and the shower pole all rusty. Windows were very hard to open and close. The door handle to upstairs room kept failing so you could not get out! there were dirty ear buds behind the beds and dirty socks behind the sofa. The dust under the beds was thick it certainly had not seen a hoover in years. The worst place I have ever stayed was so pleased to come home.

After booking and confirming, leaving our bank details with them in April for our summer holiday with our 3 children. The hotel told us we didn’t have a booking, and that we hadn’t confirmed, even though we have evidence of this. Instead they decided to take advantage of the current climate by reselling our booking for an overpriced fee, I do understand how hard hit the travel industry has been but this is so disappointing, 3 children told their holiday they have been looking forward to has been cancelled due to the owners of this hotel after making a quick easy few quid. I hope they are happy, we have all the evidence of the booking no matter what is said, and they had our banking details to take any deposits or even full payment whenever suited. Regards

I stayed here for about a week with my hiking group from the US. We all thought the food was absolutely delicious ... all those breakfast choices and especially the wonderful fish dinners. The wait staff were friendly, fast, and efficient. My room was charming, clean, and comfortable-- nothing cookie cutter about this lovely inn. The proprietor always had a smile on his face and a kind word. He was eager to accommodate a special request for a change in seating arrangements in the dining room for our group. In the evenings he staffed the bar and when I ordered an American mixed drink he'd not yet heard of he kindly researched it and whipped one up for me in a jiffy. The grounds are lovely with a heated outdoor pool. The Lanteglos is a short walk to the church where the marriage of Louisa and Doc Martin (PBS TV show of the same name) was filmed, which was fun to see. I'd stay here again and would recommend it to family and friends.