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"Booked this for a late getaway as we’ve stayed here before. Nice location and an easy walk into the city centre."

"Staff made us feel very important and treated us like VIP’s. Would highly recommend the lugger."

"Great staff and lovely hotel. Food was fab"

"Staff very helpful and accommodating Room very comfortable Breakfast fantastic Long hairs I didn’t recognise in the bathroom but otherwise top notch"

"Lovely staff, good range pub food, very comfy room, loads of parking"

"Amazing views, Excellent and very polite staff - walkable to food and beverage best stay of the year so far "

"Perfect Hotel for a St Ives Visit After much research, I chose this hotel and couldn’t have been happier. We previously stayed at the Carbis Bay Hotel, but since the G7 summit, prices there have soared, and the walk or train into town feels inconvenient. Sea view rooms are a must. We enjoyed stunning sunsets as boats returned to harbour and even spotted dolphins playing in the morning. The in-room binoculars were a brilliant touch. The hotel combines modern, stylish design with the charm of an older building, featuring winding corridors leading to the spa. The spa is sleek, with a well-sized pool, two excellent saunas, a jacuzzi, and loungers offering stunning bay views. A full range of treatments is available. The bar and restaurant are creatively decorated and maximise the views. Food and drinks were enjoyable and met expectations. Things to Know: • The walk to town is 7–8 minutes downhill and uphill on return via steps or a steep slope. • Train and bus stations are a 5-minute walk. Valet parking is efficient—use the bays opposite the entrance and give notice when you need your car. Overall: I was fully satisfied and will definitely return."

"Great place, great room, good food"

"This was our third visit to the county arms and again it was a pleasant experience and a comfortable stay . The questions we had during our stay the staff were only too happy to help , we will be back to stay again "