Friendly and helpful staff
The food was excellent
Spotlessly clean
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Every room includes Tile/Marble floor, Heating, Satellite channels, Socket near the bed, Flat-screen TV, Ironing facilities, Upper floors accessible by stairs only, Telephone, and 10 more
13 m² · 1 queen bed and 2 twin beds · Sleeps 2
1 queen bed and 2 twin beds
The Standard Double or Twin Room sleeps two and includes linens, a wardrobe or closet, a socket near the bed, heating, an electric kettle, ironing facilities, a telephone and carpeted flooring. A private bathroom provides a bathtub or shower, free toiletries, towels, toilet paper, a toilet, a flat‑screen TV with satellite channels, a socket near the bed, heating, an electric kettle, ironing facilities, carpeted and tile/marble flooring, and a telephone. Entertainment features a flat‑screen TV with satellite channels and free Wi‑Fi, and the room is on an upper floor accessible only by stairs.
Beds 8.8/10 · 80 guests mention them
14 m² · Sleeps 2 · Suite
11 m² · 1 queen bed, 2 twin beds and 2 futon beds · Sleeps 2
“Excellent!”
The atmosphere was relaxing, and there was nothing I didn’t like.
A cozy little hotel on the road from Pensacola to St. Ives, clean and quiet, made up of three houses with a restaurant that serves breakfast and dinner in sets; breakfast usually includes English or salmon eggs, unlimited coffee and tea, bread and jam, and if you eat more than one egg you probably won’t like the format. The rooms are medium-sized with a small separate room that has a sofa and a niche for a wardrobe, a large bathroom with a shower cabin and expensive plumbing, a table with tea, coffee, cookies and water in a glass, soft mattresses and pillows—quite cozy. The building also has a spa and a sports bar where locals gather; no inconveniences were experienced, the beer was fresh and the best price in England, and the staff were friendly and very polite—this hotel is the town’s attraction. If you plan to go to the beach, you’ll have to descend a steep road down and then climb back up; it’s better to take a bus that goes directly from the hotel to St. Ives. The staff were too proper and didn’t comment on a couple with a small child when the child scattered food all over the floor, which was outrageous; they just stood up and left, while the waiter in a crouch gathered everything. Add this family to the blacklist; it was unpleasant and embarrassing.
“had a nivce time”
Car park was across a busy road. No lift. We are an elderly couple who found it hard to get to our room up stairs
The breakfast was excellent and the evening meals were even better, though it felt a bit pricey but still worth the money. The room itself was small and occasionally noisy because of the bar below.
“Everyone at the Gannet worked to made it a very enjoyable holiday”
Every staff member was amazing and made the holiday truly enjoyable.
“Excellent!”
The atmosphere was relaxing, and there was nothing I didn’t like.
The breakfast was excellent and the evening meals were even better, though it felt a bit pricey but still worth the money. The room itself was small and occasionally noisy because of the bar below.
A cozy little hotel on the road from Pensacola to St. Ives, clean and quiet, made up of three houses with a restaurant that serves breakfast and dinner in sets; breakfast usually includes English or salmon eggs, unlimited coffee and tea, bread and jam, and if you eat more than one egg you probably won’t like the format. The rooms are medium-sized with a small separate room that has a sofa and a niche for a wardrobe, a large bathroom with a shower cabin and expensive plumbing, a table with tea, coffee, cookies and water in a glass, soft mattresses and pillows—quite cozy. The building also has a spa and a sports bar where locals gather; no inconveniences were experienced, the beer was fresh and the best price in England, and the staff were friendly and very polite—this hotel is the town’s attraction. If you plan to go to the beach, you’ll have to descend a steep road down and then climb back up; it’s better to take a bus that goes directly from the hotel to St. Ives. The staff were too proper and didn’t comment on a couple with a small child when the child scattered food all over the floor, which was outrageous; they just stood up and left, while the waiter in a crouch gathered everything. Add this family to the blacklist; it was unpleasant and embarrassing.
“Everyone at the Gannet worked to made it a very enjoyable holiday”
Every staff member was amazing and made the holiday truly enjoyable.
“had a nivce time”
Car park was across a busy road. No lift. We are an elderly couple who found it hard to get to our room up stairs
