Chagford Hotels

"All 4/5 star at this be it Motel, welcoming staff, I did report, loose shower head rail and one electric socket not working. Room 112. Jane in the restaurant was exceptionally organised and went out of her way to help this elderly ex service couple, she is to be complemented on her efforts. The two single beds 4’ are exceptional. The price of £66 for a room is absolutely acceptable although I would like to see a little reduction in the price of Bfast from £15 to £10, pensioners do not eat £15 worth of Bfast. Best Western in Lostwithiel was £80 and no comparison. This hospital chain has got everything right, any visit will be positive."

"I recently visited the spa at the Lincombe Hall Hotel in Torquay to celebrate my birthday, and unfortunately, the experience was very disappointing. The spa was extremely overcrowded, which made it difficult to relax and enjoy the facilities. We ended up staying for only around 45 minutes because it simply wasn’t a pleasant environment. More concerning, however, was the condition of the water. Both myself and my friends experienced significant eye irritation while in the pool, to the point where our eyes were red and stinging. As it was my birthday, this completely affected my evening plans, as I had to go out feeling uncomfortable with visibly red eyes. I raised this issue with the hotel staff, but the response was dismissive. I was told that the water had been checked and was “fine,” but there was no apology or acknowledgment of our experience, which was very disappointing. Overall, this was not the relaxing or enjoyable spa visit I had hoped for, especially on a special occasion."

"The staff we met were all helpfull and changed us to a better room which suited our needs but was suprised to hear no lift available and for 3 months would have been helpfull to know this in advance either in email or on their website for all visitors to know but we had our bags taken up for us and down thankfully the room was clean and huge bed all you needed in the room robes not slippers and drinks pepsi and fridge . very central to all and train station enjoyable stay "

"The staff were warm, friendly and super helpful. Room was immaculate! Wine was wonderful! Room service amazing and the pool just made our morning!"

"Excellent "

"Wonderful breakfast! "

"Lovely staff and breakfast. The room itself was good but cleanliness could be improved. Mould around shower and hairs on floors esp in corners with dust. Glass doors covered in bird poo. Comfortable bed but lumpy pillows. Very lively hotel in the centre of Exeter so do take earplugs if you want a quiet nights sleep. "

"On arrival the reception and main areas looked grand and slendid. Helped with luggage to room. Deluxe king with sea view. Very dated ,balconcy ,paint flaking off handrail ,chairs no table ,patio doors needed a good clean. Not enough sockets,no bathrobes or slippers as advertised. Food at breakfast ok,but Lounge Bar food very pricey and poor.Not enough staff.Charge for towel rail in bathroomto be put on.Heating worked only in evening.Asked for a mini fridge before arrival ,which was in room for us but should be standard nowadays.Menu in Lounge and Restaurant needs changing ,the same thing everyday.Extra charges for this and that.No room service menu in rooms.No menus in room.Only real on info everywhere was about spa treatments. Which cost more on Friday,Saturday. Outdoor pool out of action,which has been like that looking at reviews for over a year.Needs money sent on rooms and outside.Photos shown on website are 6 to 9 years old.Stayed in better hotels in Turkey ,Spain with less stars So Breakfast OK, Bed Comfortable. "

"The hotel is in a very convenient location close to the city centre and cathedral. It is a historic building but we stayed in the fairly modern extension, which was a nice, spacious room with good facilities for tea and coffee etc. Breakfast was plentiful and you could order from a good range of cooked options including full English. Staff were friendly and helpful."