Seven Stars Penryn

Nice rooms, comfortable pillows. Our main disappointment was the breakfast. Advertised as breakfast included then only to be given a few cheap pastry’s and a small cereal packet in a cool bag. Terrible, not allowing for allergies and food intolerances. I felt that I was ripped off .. the shower was nice when it worked, plus the mirror on the was fell off and bruised my arm and leg, luckily it didn’t break.
No one around when left to report issues too.

Breakfast - poor
Shower - didn't work
No fan/air-conditioning
Cleaning was poor

The breakfast if I realised paying for it it would just be that, then I wouldn't bother. They should just sack it off and let people sort themselves out.

- The room had no fans or aircon and it was boiling hot
- The toilet bowl had a leak and there was water on the floor
- the breakfast included was not a breakfast but a couple of packaged snacks
- the pub wasn’t serving food at all despite picture on the website of menu and cutlery (very misleading)
- very pricey for two night in such a poor stay

We stayed in room 2 and it was tiny, couldn’t open the en-suite door fully as it was so close to the bed, no wardrobe. Breakfast was some cereal and packets of pastries in a cool box. It was very loud, the doors throughout the pub / hotel slammed everytime someone closed it. They did provide ear plugs, which at first was a red flag but it did help! We had a dirty tea spoon in the room and someone’s used razor head, wifi password we were given didn’t work and when I called the pub to ask for help they said they didn’t know what the issue was. The bed was very comfy and I guess you get what you pay for, it was a cheap base for us to use while our son graduated.

Bedroom 2 very cramped and hot. No fan available. Windows made it noisy with barking dog and traffic noise. Ear plugs on the windowsill not much help! Breakfast was very minimal, so went to the bakery opposite. Cafetière filled the 2 cups half full. Parking difficult and satnav sent us up a dead end behind the pub, still no parking.

The reality did not match the info when booking. No meals on site , no chef for weeks prior to our booking . Despite polite barmaid ? ( and assistant?) the place didn’t feel safe .A couple of fibs told ? Eg , ‘hotel fully booked for the week’ when clearly , we were the only booking ! Takeaways around but no High St vibe , no cafes or restaurants. Bus stop outside but no frequent buses ! We stayed one night , as we had travelled for 9 hours - managed to book somewhere else , in Falmouth , fortunately . A place that has had its day ?

The room was a bit small (mainly the height), but that wasn't an issue for us.

That the window only opened a little, I assume for H&S reasons, but it was just so hot. We struggled to sleep. No fan/vent/ alternative window.
The shower wasn’t the best.

The electric shower in Room 6 is very temperamental and often turns cold or without pressure. There were lots of hairs on the shower wall as well this time when we arrived, it wasn't clean. The coffee granules in the breakfast bag were 5 months out of date. And the breakfast items in the fridge did not get replenished for the second night.

We will come again, and hope all these things will be resolved.

The nature of an old building means the rooms at the top of the building get very hot.

Room was tiny.
Breakfast hamper provided had dirty cereal bowls.
Bed was uncomfortable, sloped to one side.
Too many cushion for a room so small, couldn't move around freely.
The refreshments are kept in a nook in the room which arent easy to get to.
The room is directly opposite a cottage that offered very little privacy unless I kept the blinds down.
The toilet was positioned too close to the wall, making using it very difficult.
Parking close to the hotel is nigh on impossible.

A noisy busy street below but we already knew this, and we were provided with earplugs! Bit disappointed with no cooked breakfast option but we were provided with a great continental ’hamper’ in the room; we just had to sit on the bed to eat it.

I arrive to find that the kitchen was closed and would also be closed the following day due to ‘cuts’. I had been travelling for 6 hours on one of the hottest days of the year and was directed to the nearby takeaway.

The ‘hotel’ was advertised as having breakfast included in the deal. Breakfast consisted of a bag left on the room filled with mini cereals, plastic wrapped croissants, UhT milk. The room had no air-con and was incredibly hot and small.

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