I spent ten days here in two different rooms, one of which was very cramped.
The rooms were clean, tidy and presentable.
The breakfast was ok
The Cambridge House is alright for what you pay, god clean rooms but nothing special

stayed over two nights, very quiet area supprising as quite built up. nice premises in nice area. we stayed in double bedroom to side of building, bedroom very good, shower room ok but a bit tight for space. generally very clen with good beds and linnen etc, breakfast good

Stayed here for 3 nights with my girlfriend for a short break down by the sea. Booking online was easy and we already had an idea of what the place was like because of their impressive website.

We got there late in the afternoon and were shown to our room by the friendly owner, Milton. The room itself was big, clean, and had tea and coffee facilities (a nice touch was the 2 chocolate bars on top of the tea cups). There was a big shower in the bathroom which was very clean, a large bed/sofa and a big, comfortable double bed.

Breakfast in the morning was held in the large kitchen/diner which was a pleasent place to eat. Your choice of cereal, yogurt and fruit juice was on offer. You could also have an English breakfast made to order and cooked in the same room, a lovely touch! We had a good few chats with Milton during breakfast and he gave us some great tips about the places we were visiting and some ideas about other things to do and places to eat.

In Torpoint itself there are shops and pubs very near by. You can also easily get the ferry (which runs all night) over to Plymouth for a wider choice of places to drink and eat.

As for other things to do, we visited the Eden Project, the National Trust house where Tim Burton's 'Alice in Wonderland' was shot, Whitsand Bay beach, and a small village called Kingsand (which we highly recommend). All were excellent and close enough for a short car journey.

Overall we had a lovely stay at Cambridge House and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a comfortable stay near Cornwall or Plymouth.

we were bringing our daughter back to Plymouth uni and the whole of Plymouth was booked up so we were a little apprehensive about our location when booking and there was only a room with twin beds that was still available, but all doubts had disappeared after our first nights stay. Comfy beds, spotlessly clean, lovely ensuite. It was slightly awkward to make the coffee in the corner of the room and I did need to find the extension lead beneath the bed to be able to plug the hairdryer in, but that shouldn't put anyone off. Milton and Sarah were friendly hosts and Miltons breakfast are delicious. They do like to agree a time for you to come down for your breakfast, between 7.30 and 9am, so that everyone doesn't turn up at the same time. Parking is on the street, but this was never a problem

Milton is full of interesting information about the area. There is a pleasant walk along the river not far from the premises and a lovely drive along the coast at Whitsand Bay. It is easy to get over to Plymouth on the ferry, by car, foot , bus or bicycle (pay £1.50 for a car to go into Plymouth, but free into Torpoint). In Plymouth visit the Barbican and the Hoe. Near the aquarium there is the cinema, Nandos, Frankies and Bennies, there is also a nice shopping centre at Drakes Circus. There are places to eat in Torpoint.