Great pub with excellent food and friendly staff. Clean bedroom with lovely views.

Sound insulation isn’t great so you can hear the guests in the next room and the floorboards are very squeaky as it’s an old building so this is unavoidable. What could be improved is that the beds are ridiculously squeaky so I had to try not to move around in my sleep so I didn’t get woken up by the bed. Unfortunately, on my last night, the person in the next room was apparently having trouble sleeping at 4am so their bed squeaking every time they moved, kept me awake too.

We loved Steve's warm welcome, and his care for the people staying and also dining. They obviously run a tight ship. The restaurant under the rooms is popular and well managed. The food is great, and arrives fairly promptly. Dogs are welcome and all the staff seem to care. The room we stayed in was clean, had a nice bed, and is spacious - there was room to do our physio in the morning. Water pressure in the showers was good, and there were decent sized cups available for teas and coffees. The sound of the steam railway is a bonus :) - For dinner in the restaurant, pay attention to the offers, they have something different every night - on our night they were doing 2 lots of fish and chips for £25, so it's worth checking what's on.

We can't think of anything that was amiss for this stay. It really was a very lovely experience. The only thing that might qualify for comment would be to add the sign that there's a step down to the bathroom in room 2 could be lower on the door - we both missed it first time and stubbed toes happened!

I liked the decor of the bathroom, and the staff was very polite, especially Brandon the general manager, he was excellent and went above and beyond to make stay enjoyable. Very nice scenery from bedroom and two doors opened to a balcony. Dinner in the evening, served by Brandon was very nice and Breakfast in the morning was tasty served by Victoria. Good WiFi speed so I could do my Microsoft team digital calls for work

On the breakfast menu, the Sea Trout do not serve avocado, just pre made guacamole, they also do not serve any blueberries at breakfast time. Carpets were dated, but everything else was modern

Situated in the small town of Staverton, this was a beautiful little inn that captured the towns beauty. The staff were friendly and the place is dog friendly! There’s also a large car park you can park in for free.

Out in the little town there’s not much phone reception so you have to connect to the wifi, but the wifi in our room wasn’t very strong. It was also quite loud throughout the inn, we could hear most doors open and shut as they echoed through the rooms.

Lovely old pub! Surprised at how lovely the room was for the price we paid. Would love to have eaten here, but we were meeting friends at Riverford Organic Cafe(very close by) for a birthday celebration. A big thank you to Matt who checked us in, He tried to get us a taxi to the restaurant, but they are pretty scarce, so we drove there and he kindly offered to take us back the next morning to collect our car if we were able to get a lift back!

Noisy at night. We could hear the bathroom light switch and tap going on in the room next door. All the floorboards and doors are so squeaky, you could hear people walking along the corridor. It is a very old building, and this hasn’t put us off, we would definitely stay here again, but we’ll ask for a room at the far end of the corridor!

We liked the location, lovely and quiet. The room was big with a Juliet balcony and French doors. After a warm day, it was nice to have them open all night. The food was lovely, as was the cider. Nice beer garden, plenty of tables, pleasant music playing, and nicely lit when it starts to get dark, giving a nice ambience. Breakfast was included and was really nice. Have whatever you like. Nothing was too much trouble. The staff were great. Very lovely place to stay, and we can't wait to go back! Thank you, sea trout inn. You have a great place.

Not much, we had a very positive experience.

Staff were very friendly, welcoming and couldn't do enough for us. Food was incredible, we all throughly enjoyed our evening meals and breakfast. If we were around Tontes area again visiting I would look at booking to stay..

My only 2 faults would be: Ensuite cleanliness in family room Maybe leave the pull out single bed on the floor instead of putting the legs on, it was swaying so much I didn't want to risk any of us sleeping on it. These are minor things, which wouldn't stop me from visiting again.

Very clean room Very helpful staff The meal on Sunday evening was delicious arrived hot very well cooked fish and chips x Very dog friendly

After the previous evenings meal we were really looking forward to breakfast Unfortunately although the ingredients were good and was cooked to order it arrived after a wait , warmish ,bacon overcooked , beans had a skin on top tea luke warm although we asked for top up x Shame as the stay itself was excellent

Comfy warm and cosy. Our son did a charity walk from Cornwall to Kent in Dec23, and the Sea Trout welcomed the weary walker with open arms, some food and a very welcome donation to his charity cause (MND-Doddie Weir), so we were “sold” anyway. The food was lovely. Good basic tasty grub which was VFM! So thanks to Matt and team

What’s not to like in an old inn?

The location is stunning. The staff (Steve and Team) were great hosts. The food is amazing and generous helpings! The room was great and much bigger than I expected. A unexpected delight as a safe harbour in the Storm that hit UK this weekend!