Livermead House Hotel

WiFi was poor away from main reception area.

We booked a double room and stated we were bringing dogs, but were issued with a tiny stuffy room we could hardly fit the dog baskets in. However, the staff were able to issue us with a larger room (at our extra cost)

We enjoyed our stay.

Can’t complain about anything

Bathroom dated but plenty of hot water.

Only stayed one night so gard to dislike anything.

When we checked out the lady informed us that parking is half price for residents.

This is not made clear. We had paid full price

They couldn’t turn off the heating. In the peak of summer, 28 degrees outside and the heating is on onside the hotel. Most uncomfortable stay couldn’t sleep at all

The hotel is in an excellent location, just a short walk from the train station, a small beach, and about 20 minutes walk to charming village of Cockington.

It is a beautiful old guest house full of character, with some exquisite period furniture that adds to its unique charm. The breakfast is served in a grand, elegant salon, and there was a good selection of food available. The staff were professional, attentive, and managed the property very well. The swimming pool is also a wonderful addition.

As this is a historic building, there is no air conditioning, which is understandable. However, the property has the potential to be even better with more attention to maintenance, cleanliness, and freshness. With a little more care and upkeep, it could truly recapture its former glory.

I cannot found anything to complain about

At the time of my visit there was a heatwave and this hotel has no air conditioning. The small room i was in was absolutely unbearable. There was no air at all. The corridors felt like they were 40degrees and the room was so uncomfortable. It was a small double room with no plugs near the bed which was an issue. I asked for fans but they had a shortage. I didn’t even know there were any hotels in the UK that didn’t have air conditioning these days! Also the hotel is very old and in need of some love and attention. It’s a beautiful hotel from the back but would benefit from a coat of paint and refresh inside.

Deco was outdated in room but for the price can't complain really

Bed bugs in traps under bed, black mould all over bathroom ceiling, stains on bedding and bedside table cloths, pile of dust behind door. Wallpaper coming off walls

The room 61 second floor very small and for the price very expensive and also no air noisy if windows open.

The rooms were tiny and too hot.
It was very dated and dirty.
A view of the bins and smell was very unpleasant.
The carpets were disgusting. Avocado green bathroom suite, shower was tiny and the toilet didn’t flush.
EVERYTHING was dated and just disgusting.
Would not recommend.

Ooo dear where do you start the pool needs a wee brush round some plants in pots would help it as guest you was not made welcome at all was told cant go through one rooom to outside due to private function so found another wee door to get out then on return through that door was greeted by another private function which made me feel very uncomfortable the hotel is like faulty towers there is crap everywere and so old makes you feel old the room stunk of smoke and was very hot no fans available so could not sleep but was not able to sleep anyway as matttress was all springs and there was water flowing outside constantly which made this whole experience a total victorian nightmare if you like faulty towers this is the place for you p.s 10 pound a pint and water £5.50 for big bottle total rip off.