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"Lovely hotel. The room was spotlessly clean and the staff were friendly. We only stayed for one night but really couldn’t fault it at all. "

"Spotlessly clean, excellent staff and amazing food"

"Great room size, sauna, jacuzzi and pool for the price in this region!"

"Cool"

"Beautiful place to stay. Only downside was some very unusual fried eggs. Uncooked whites and uncooked yolks with a rubbery top!"

"I stayed here with a group of colleagues on a multi-day business trip and really enjoyed the stay. We staff and the service was excellent. We ate in for supper on both nights as it was convenient and the food was great. Breakfast was very good with the best bacon I have tasted in ages - I can recommend the full Cornish or the bacon bap - heaven!"

"Outstanding hotel and fab people who work there. "

"I was looking for an off season retreat where I could relax and be looked after. Greenbank was perfect for this. The hotel delivers comfort with excellent, friendly service and delicious food. My room was clean, comfortable and provided all the amenities I needed. Locally sourced refreshments are provided and toiletries that promote relaxation. Situated close to the town it is possible to access all that Falmouth has to offer by foot, although the return does invoke an uphill walk. If you enjoy walking this is an excellent place to visit as off season you can still take a ferry to the Roseland peninsula and enjoy good walking there too. Falmouth has an excellent variety of independent shops, cafes, restaurants and bars. Greenbank has an award winning restaurant with river views and food that is very satisfying after a day out exploring. All the staff are friendly and helpful and every effort is made to ensure that you have the best experience possible. I look forward to being able to return here again. "

"From the outside slightly weathered but it's the end of the season inside is immaculate never been too a hotel this clean and tidy spa facilities amazing looking forward to going back in January "