We have been to Jamaica Inn a few times now and we love it never want to come back home we love Cornwall we took our dog for the first time and they made her feel welcome too

Paying upfront first when we first went to Jamaica Inn we paid when we got there which meant when we went on booking.com and it was cheap but now I don't look that often unless I have the money there and then I know if we had to cancel we get our money back but we just don't look there much now which is a shame as we love this hotel I know the reason why hotels are now choosing this way for people to book holidays but it has stopped us from booking at these hotels and looking at others that allows us to pay on arrival

Most of the staff had extremely high levels of customer service. Going out of their way to help you. Some went above and beyond. There was one, though. That made me chuckle. You could tell he really didn't want to be there. A very much not my job kind of attitude. Which made me feel for his team. But besides that slight negative, they were all great. The inn itself had fantastic facilities. It had a really nice, relaxing ambience. The room I was in was awesome and really comfy bed. I loved the uneven floors, the wood beams. It gave me that sence I had been transported back in time. Gave me the experience I wanted. My partner and I will return. Thank you for a lovely evening.

I really, really loved my stay. I was slightly frustrated that with the NYE event, the tables at the top didn't get the same respect as the ones in the bottom. It felt like we dipped out with the second class seats ha ha. We never had any gold boxes or glasses or fun things, just a party popper. At the end of the day, we all paid a lot of money to be in that event 110 pounds per couple.. I would've expected a little more. But I feel I was fobbed of with a oh we ran out. One staff saying I dunno I had nothing to do with this? I replied politely. "Oh, okay.

We were touring all of Cornwall, and decided to read the book "Jamaica Inn" by Daphne Du Maurier just prior to visiting Cornwall, and then booked this hotel. The hotel is probably great even if you don't read the book, but as we had just read it our experience was enhanced. Room was great, big and clean, location is good as central point to tour local hiking/walking areas. Breakfast was fine, dinner was phenomenal, best Braised Short Rib ever (we ate in the pub, cooler atmosphere than the restaurant). There is a little museum which was great, and a big gift shop.

I was so super excited to stay in Jamaica Inn - because of the novel of Daphne du Maurier and because of the stories about its ghosts;)) And it didn't disappoint me at all! Loved the surroundings - the misty moor, loved the ambiance, loved the pub - it looks just as it should concerning the place and its history - I could stay there for hours!!! And loved the smuggling museum and two lovely stores - by the way the gentleman in the shop was super nice too!:)) The lady at the reception helped me with anything I needed, she was very friendly too!:)) Liked my room as well, although had no ghostly visitors hahah;)) Can't wait to be back there again, really! And I'm sure I will, it's already on my list of favourite places!:)

Breakfast was lovely, all meals had here were lovely. Rooms were clean and tidy and nice to have bottled water in the room along with tea and coffee etc. Loved how the pub was all decorated for halloween already. Our child really loved that. Pub was very clean and staff were very helpful and couldn't do enough.

My child was on a pull out sofa bed, however it was so uncomfortable for him, not much padding and you feel all lumps and bumps and the bars from the structure of the bed so was not comfy for him. We did find a pull out single matress under the main bed which we made up on the second night which was much better. Maybe this should be used rather than the pull out sofa bed as this really wasn't comfortable. Also the room was so hot, they did supply a fan but it was on full but isn't very powerful so didn't make a difference. Maybe a more powerful fan would be better. The windows open only slightly so not much air gets through.

The Inn includes historical buildings which have been really well-preserved, and modern hotel rooms as well. The hotel rooms are nicely furnished, with interesting character (we had bronze rabbit light fittings). Dinner at the restaurant was great, with good options and tasty food. The included breakfast was also very nice, with a variety of hot options in addition to cereal, toast, croissants, etc. The onsite Museums are small but comprehensive and very interesting - worth stopping in even if you don’t stay overnight. The Gift Shop and Farm Shop have a good range of items.

While it’s situated right off the A30 which is very convenient, we found it a bit tricky to get to the north or south coast from this location, eg Tintagel.

Location was fab, but we had chose that Location with view to where we wanted to go and what we wanted to do. Of which it was surrounded by many places to visit, though was also nice to chill and enjoy the view!

Nothing we didn't like. But there were no slippers or dressing gown, or coffee maker. We were told that there never has been and they have many times ask you to change this, but it's not happened. The coffee machine would have been a definite something we were looking forward to, but it was just escape sachets and a kettle! But..that did not ruin our stay, was a something nice, which sadly wasn't the case!

The hotel was already decorated for Halloween which gave a mysterious ambience, in keeping with the history of the hotel. The rooms that we booked were all spotlessly clean and comfortable. We ate in the inn in the evening. The food was excellent. I can recommend giving the moussaka a try, if you aren't sure what to choose. It was delicious and a generous portion size. The breakfast was also good however wasn't very warm when it came. There is a museum on site that is open until 9pm, which was great as we had it to ourselves. It had an interesting selection of stories and artefacts and gave a really good understanding of the inns history. All in all, a lovely place to stop.

We had a short wait on arrival for our room as we arrived a little earlie, we were offered a complimentary drink. Glass of prosecco and a glass of wine. We were escorted to our room and had assistance with our cases. Room was beautiful clean and comfortable. Museum was free as we were residents, very interesting little museum. Food was amazing,bit of a wait but well worth it. We didnt have any spooky happenings but thats fine as our stay was just so amazing.

Tables all booked up, so we had to sit in the corner behind a door next to an exhibit, its was a little bit of a squeeze.

Location is really convenient as 2 mins from A30 with easy entry and exit points. Very quiet room with lots of space and large bathroom. Toiletries provided as well as good quality towels. I need a really dark and quiet room to sleep well and this ticked every box. Check in was fast and plenty of onsite parking. Lovely separate sitting area at the end of the corridor with views over the moors and some games provided. We stayed as a close venue to a wedding but would definitely stay again as so convenient and very good value for money. Breakfast was superb with good choices of hot and cold food and drinks. Staff were very attentive without being intrusive. I think I expected a dark and foreboding venue but despite the main area being decked out for Halloween the rooms were light and airy and look very recently updated. I would definitely return for one of their murder mystery events.

Nothing exceeded all my expectations