We had a two night bargain break, out of season but blessed with brilliant, clear, if chilly, skies. We had upgraded to a sea-view (room 208) and can only describe the view as superb. We agree with other reviewers that a sea view is a big plus, as is pre-booking a parking space. We found the welcome and service excellent and attentive without being obtrusive. The quality of the food we found excllent, largely home or local produce, well prepared and presented, athough the dinner menu was slightly restricted - possibly reflecting the care taken with each item. We did not find any signs of lack of TLC in the decoration or maintenance and (contary to the experience of some others) were particularly struck with the sparkling freshness of our bathroom. As a matter of personal preference we would have preferred a duvet on our bed. There was a slight problem with the radiator in our room as it only seemed to have two speeds - flat-out or stop! In retrospect perhaps we should have mentioned this to the management, but as our stay was short and we were coping it was overlooked. A more uptodate TV with a wider choice of channels might please some but was not important to us. Similarly no indication of internet access was seen, but again did not affect us. A delightful period gem in this hotel is undoubtedly the lift! It should have a preservation order placed on it! In sum a delightful hotel with a slightly old fashioned air that promised (and delivered) quality, service and comfort. We hope to revisit.

A charming hotel, idealic setting and nice place to stay. The hotel is a little dated and starting to need a little TLC here and there such as bathroom tiling, shower screen and size of TV but not enough to spoil a stay.
Staff were all first class, we only had bed and breakfast but the breakfast was first class, lots of choice and served in a wonderful dinning room.
We were initially put in a room with a sea view on the third floor but were disappointed as it had one small window that rattled and the room felt oppressive also no wifi coverage. We upgraded to a 1st floor room for £20 extra per night and it was well worth it, the room was bigger, two windows, one of which could be seen from the bed. Suddenly the hotel went from 3 star to 4 star in our opinion.

We have just returned from a weekend at the Fowey Hotel. The room was generous, the staff were wonderful and we will be back. A fabulous romantic getaway

A weekend at this hotel is the ideal way of winding down. Excellent food with good service, and large,roomy lounges to relax in. The bedrooms we occupied were spacious and comfortable and those with a sea or estuary view have an added bonus.The staff were attentive and helpful throughout. Top marks!