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Camelot Castle Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"Camelot castle is a perfect location for Tintagel . A short walk into the village which although busy is lovely. The views from the hotel are breathtaking with a costal path direct to the small beach( check tidal times before you go) There is a lovely bar where we purchased drinks and sat outside and watches the sunset. The hotel decor is amazing and have a comfortable lounge to sit on. Our room was plenty big enough with sea view, bathroom had a bath and separate shower too and was spotless. Only thing for me was the bed was a bit too firm. Breakfast was plentiful and staff were professional but also friendly. We would thoroughly recommend this hotel."
The Old Wainhouse
10/10 Excellent
"Warm and friendly welcome and it stayed like that all week As to the room it had a lovely powerful shower, a comfy bed and a kettle what more could I want"
The Horn of Plenty
10/10 Excellent
"We have now stayed several times and have never been disappointed. Beautiful rooms, wonderful views, friendly and helpful staff. So relaxing."
Trethorne Hotel & Golf Club
10/10 Excellent
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The Arundell
10/10 Excellent
"Absolutely brilliant, the personalised post card was brilliant touch. Next time I’m bringing my fishing stuff."
Wellington Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"Everyone working at the Wellington Hotel were absolutely brilliant. We could not of been looked after any better. Well done and thankyou to all concerned. Pete Milner and Elaine Short"