Tregenna Castle Resort

A really good relaxing place, need to spend time on it don’t rush yourself, if I come again for sure I will book more than a night here P.s there’s no amenities in the room, but that’s for environment friendly and it’s new normal. I don’t want to detox any point over there, it’s not fair to deduct any points over there, so I still give a five

Nice place to stay , rooms could do with an update , double bed was quite small. Would be nice to have a couple of bottles of water in the room , But nice food , nice staff , little expensive for drinks. The food buffet was good , nice amount of options and tasty. Nice pool , nice gardens and Forrest walk with great views . I would stay again for sure

We have stayed here before nice hotel castle with breakfast was very busy with it being summer but never feels too crowded.

service is perfect, most friendliest service ever also good location and view with lots of varieties of facilities

A really great stay on top of Tregenna hill overlooking St Ives. The hotel has multiple buildings and lots of facilities. Great for lovely walks with views and sitting and watching the ocean. We stayed in Lowarth which is a self-contained building with two bedrooms, two bathrooms and an upstairs kitchen and living area. It was really quiet and comfortable!

wonderful hotel and very friendly assistant ever had

Excellent location, spotless, almost all required amenities

They gave us a family room that was situated in the basement and a view of a wooden wall. The room was spacious but there was no reception phone, no air condition and no safe. The bed was deformed and needed serious changing. You could hear the other guests in the adjacent room screaming and chatting clearly. Shower was the only highlight. The breakfast was average and the porridge was like prison food. There was a bare variety of choices to eat. We did not go for the dinner or lunch because the prices were extortionate so instead we preferred to go Indian at a downtown restaurant. Going from the hotel to the town centre downhill was a breeze. But then... coming up to the hotel I recommend getting a taxi, or else getting a heart attack from the climb.