My wife and I booked the Rashleigh last minute, as we had been double booked in another hotel. We was quite dissapointed until we got there, our first experience was the best group of bar staff we have encountered, delivering food that can only be described as "top nothch" (without the price tag to boot). The rooms were really clean... more

We booked the Rashleigh Arms for four nights over the New Year period following a recommendation on the Cornwall Forum and followed by checking out these reviews. I can only add to the list of good comments given. The room we stayed in was warm, clean, comfortable, had a shower, a good sized TV with Freeview, coffee/tea making facilities and... more

We were visiting friends in Polgooth and needed a local place to stay. I booked the Rashleigh Arms as it was relatively closeby and we had a superb stay. The booking process was very efficiently handled by Lucy and we were delighted when we arrived. We stayed in the Crows Nest room. The rooms are immaculate, very clean with modern... more

Just back from a weekend in St Austell to celebrate a family birthday, had 2 nights in the Rashliegh and just want to note that Anthony Plum is the best Barman and was very helpfull, made us feel most welcome, keep up the good work Barman. The Pub was good 2, food excellent and staff were all very good, will... more

We spent four nights here at the end of July, a lovely place, basically a pub with rooms, but a seperate entrance with locking door to access the guest accommodation. We stayed in Crows Nest, which we understood to be the nicest room, though from what i saw, all the front facing rooms were nice, but i definately wouldn't recommend... more

We stayed at the Rashleigh Arms for three nights in June. We went there to visit the Eden Project and the Lost Gardens of Heligan. Its a pub/restaurant with a few bedrooms. It has recently been refurbished to a very good standard. The rooms are nicely decorated. They have good wardrobe space and a clean and tidy shower/bathroom. We had... more

Lovely room with big bathroom (Midships). Staff very friendly and helpful and food really nice. Downside was the room overlooked a roof with noisy aircon units (sash window not great for noise insulation). However we both slept OK and the other points made up. Car park is the roughest cobbles I have ever seen - adds character but could be... more

My wife and I booked one night at the Rashleigh Arms via Booking.com and the process was trouble free. Note other sites list higher room rates. We booked fairly late and had the last room which was on the small side and with no real view but it is an old country pub and we expected it. It was clean,... more

Great location staff were brilliant and Lucy was very helpful. Food is wonderful and the pub is very welcomming. The room was a big double with ensuite and very comfy bed. The only problem i believe has been created by the new smoking legislation, where smokers are required to smoke outside. The room window was open and the room smelt... more