Descubra sua estadia em Saint Mawes

Good location and a pleasant stay. Staff were helpful and the location was lovely. Food was good and reasonably priced

I have stayed at this hotel before with my wife for a short break. I often come to Falmouth on business and decided this time to stay over rather than do down and back to the Midlands. They did me a very good deal indeed - I arrived late so missed dinner but the check in was so welcoming my ”chitty” was there waiting and I was offered a lift with luggage. Room 228 for the night sadly but understandably not overlooking the sea was lovely very clean and superbly appointed. Breakfast was good lots of staff on duty and as usual nothing was too much trouble. I think the hotel has been refurbed and updated since my last visit - it's presented delightfully and of course has this fabulous position. All in all it was like being wrapped up in an old familiar warm blanket and I will come back as soon as I can.

Wonderful place. I agree with the review which said that although the staff (waitpeople etc) is very friendly and charming, the owner or manager is rather brusque and stiff. The hot water in our sink did not work for the first day and the manager was less than ideal in fixing it (fortunately, it didn't affect the shower). However, aside from that, the property is LOVELY with a fishpond, a smallish garden, and balconies/patios for several rooms; the room itself (Osprey) has a superb view and a patio, as well as being rather spacious for a UK guesthouse. Breakfast is in a nice room with window seating available; the staff at breakfast were completely outstanding, warm, and helpful in every way. Good, if not exceptional, food, and lots of it. Location on second row back from beach, so a pleasant quick walk; not too far to town/restaurants. I would stay here many more times.

We really enjoyed our three-night stay at Chelsea House, being lucky enough to bag the David Bowie room. The room had a great mid-century vibe with carefully chosen furniture and accessories evocative of the swinging sixties and seventies. That said, there was a seamless 21st century experience with an Alexa smart speaker in the corner, if David Bowie on the wall-mounted CD player wasn't enough. I loved sitting out on the cosy sea-facing balcony for a quiet read and to watch the sailing ships in the near distance, helped by the binoculars provided. Waking up refreshed from a sleep on the very comfy bed, being greeted by cheery hosts Sharon and Nigel for breakfast each morning in the garden retreat was always a highlight. There was plenty of variety on the menu so we didn't get bored over three days. And we always left with a special treat for later to have with our tea in the room - proper milk provided in the fridge of course. It's a great location moments away from the sea front and it took no time at all to walk into town. I was delighted to be able to spend my birthday there this year. Sharon and Nigel have obviously spent a lot of time thoughtfully curating a restful place to stay with bags of personality - just like them!