Hotels near Gyllyngvase Beach

"Communal areas in the hotel were stylish, comfortable and immaculately kept. Staff are an asset, absolutely every single one of them appeared to want to be there and make your stay as special as possible. Breakfast was lovely, great choice, local produce and all freshly prepared. We stayed in a "Cosy Double" - room 10 - we knew it would be small (and it really was) so I can't really complain about that but I have to say it wasn't very well kept. There was a horrid smell of bleach which didn't really go the whole 2 nights we were there and the furnishings felt tired and grubby - the carpet was stained and the vanity chair was so stained we actually removed it from the room. This said, we would 100% stay at the hotel again, but would choose a different room."

"Excellent service and lovely hotel with interesting history and stunning views. We were made very welcome throughout our stay and our room was beautiful. "

"Loveky breakfast brilliant costal views, busy but staff were great"

"Cannot praise everyone enough, from the moment we got there till when we left everyone was so helpful and welcoming, got upgraded to seaview room which was lovely, and bed was extremely comfortable, breakfast was excellent, cannot wait to come back again"

"I had a fantastic couple of days in Falmouth staying at Membly Hall Hotel whilst settling my daughter into the local university. My room was spacious and immaculate, the staff were welcoming and very friendly, and the included breakfast ranged from continental style to full English. I sat in the sea facing sun room for a few hours and enjoyed a sandwich platter from the bar menu. Happy to recommend this hotel for solo travel, as it was really comfortable and friendly."

"Lovely property in great location. Comfortable and clean with a fully equipt kitchen and little garden which was a suntrap and joy to sit in"

"Very nice property, beautiful views of the beach and lake from the property, nice garden area to sit and relax. Parking for two cars was really helpful. Truro and Falmouth were good places to visit. Trelissick Garden National Trust was also a good place to visit, especially if you are National trust members, the gardens there are beautiful. "