St Mawes Hotel & Restaurant

The cooking at St Mawes is great. We ate twice in a recent stay - the first night there was some confusion over our booking, but Finn dealt with it extremely well. The special dish of plaice was super fish, expertly cooked. The room was comfortable and welcoming. A lovely spot to be.

We had a fantastic stay at St Mawes Hotel for our first wedding anniversary. The view at dinner was stunning, the service was excellent, and the little touches made it extra special. Thank you to the team for arranging cider and chocolates in our room, and a special mention to Ellie who was so helpful with our bags and a brilliant waitress. Highly recommend!

We booked a village view room which was spacious, beautifully decorated and very clean. The bed was very comfy with crisp linen. A big plus was fresh milk provided in a tiny fridge along with a coffee maker.|The hotel was exceptionally dog friendly providing dog bed, bowls and treats. Dogs are also allowed in the lower deck for all meal services.|Breakfast wasn't outstanding and it seemed at times that extra staff would of offered an improved service.|We would definitely stay again.

After getting out of the taxi, my daughter, her pug Ruby, and I walked into the bar with our luggage. Milly quickly checked us in, grabbed our luggage and escorted us to our big, beautiful room. From that first friendly impression, we were smitten. Meals in the downstairs cafe/ bar overlooking the sea were delicious. All of the staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, especially Milly who stopped to chat and ask us about Ruby every day. We had a marvellous time and can't wait to return.

We stayed for 3 nights in June. The staff were great throughout our stay . Breakfast was excellent - looking out over the estuary from the 1st floor. We also had dinner two nights out of 3 and it was also very good. Our room was modern , spotless and serviced everyday. There is no car parking at the hotel but the local council car park is a two minute walk away - £7 for each 24 hours . The hotel is also just a one minute walk from the harbour and ferry over to Falmouth. Overall a jolly nice place to stay in Cornwall.

We have been here many times over the years as the service and food has always been great. Six of us ate there last night for my in-laws 60th wedding anniversary and were disappointed. Starters and mains were fairly goods but when it came to pudding, they had run out of pretty much all options. I had the last pannacotta which I was amazed even left the kitchen. It was a total flop....goo on a plate that was half frozen (I assume to try to give it some form). They didn't bother to make any gesture to mark the anniversary celebrations despite the fact we had mentioned when booking. All a bit of a shame for somewhere that considers itself really rather good. It's gone down hill sadly.

Called in for a beverage on the way back to the holiday accommodation, and it was pleasing to see the place busy. We sat on one of the outside tables and enjoyed beer and cider whilst watching the world go by. Even better, I'd been asked to try a sample of the 🍺, so full marks to the staff. If coming to St Mawes, don't be afraid to stop for refreshments.

We were down here for the week, had coffees and drinks most days, excellent. Staff excellent, we went one night for a meal, service good but found it odd we had to ask for plates for bread and olives. My husband had a pizza which he said was excellent, I decided to have Scallops and some Cornish potatoes. Potatoes were not cooked properly and too much salt on them. The Scallops looked great but yet again lots of salt, really disappointed as due to high blood pressure, I try to avoidlashings of salt. Keep the fish simple and the food would be great

Wow, hands down one of the best Sunday roasts ever! The decor of the restaurant and bar area is superb! A seaside retreat! The roast was beautifully layed out. Only thing lacking was the service, however appeared to be learning and were friendly.