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"Lovely clean property in a gorgeous location in Salcombe. All the staff were friendly and our room had a partial view of the estuary which was lovely. The parking is a bit off putting as it’s on a steep slope and limited but the staff do take care of that when you arrive and can park your car for you. I had to ask for our beds to be twinned on 3 different occasions. Not the end of the world we still had a lovely stay. Loved the spa facilities which were lovely and clean. The dinner in the Jetty was also lovely. Can’t fault the staff they were all polite and decent. I would recommend a stay here, it’s in a gorgeous part of the world, you can’t beat the Cornish coast!"

"Very welcoming staff and very clean and nice rooms. The eveing meal in Steves Brasserie was amazing as was the breakfasts. Great stay all round and i would definitely stay again."

"I found hotel comfortable clean and spacious. Staff were very welcoming and helpful. "

"A convenient overnight to attend a wedding. Staff were super helpful with an early check in to enable us to drop bags and change clothes before the service. Nice and quiet .. a sound sleep! Didnt book breakfast so unable to comment on this. "

"Very enjoyable stay with family. Need to be organised for bookings for sports. Swimming pool good but had to wait to get in on last day as too busy."

"A friendly greeting and offer of help with our luggage was a great start. This is a modern hotel with superb views over the Salcombe Estuary. The room was very comfortable with all as you would expect. Mini bar, tea making, coffee pod machine etc Complimentary Salcombe gin and tonic on arrival plus ice delivered each night was great. The staff were excellent and helpful. A great Spa and pool. High standards set by friendly staff"

"Great service from staff and great facilities. We especially enjoyed the spa and our very comfortable stable room on the upper floor of the hotel with lovely courtyard view. It was my birthday treat and Borringdon even had a card and miniature bottle of gin as a welcome gesture, which was much appreciated."