Wheal Tor Hotel & Glamping

The hotel is pretty remote, but easy enough to find, and very quiet; the surrounding moorland is full of sheep and cattle, so one has to keep the gate shut! The room we had (a twin bedroom) was very small, though the en-suite shower-room was pretty large. The beds were comfortable, though the layout of the room meant that there was no room for bedside tables or cupboards: there was partial compensation by the placing of a wall light and switch, plus a wooden shelf above each bed, though I had to put a bottle of water for overnight thirst on the floor beside the bed. The shower-room was sparkling clean, but there was nowhere apart from a window-sill to put anything down: it really needed some sort of surface. The hotel provided tea and coffee-making equipment, plus biscuits and bottles of water. The full English breakfast was excellent. We also ate our evening meal in the hotel restaurant, which was fairly full: it attracts local diners as well as visitors, which isn't surprising - the hotel clearly employs a first-class chef, and the food was delicious. The hotel and restaurant are a family affair, and everyone was friendly and welcoming.

Stayed for two nights this week to visit family who live local. This place is amazing the views are breathtaking. The people are very friendly and helpful our room was beautifully decorated very clean and covered everything we needed. Breakfast is delicious and filling. Couldn’t fault one thing not even the sheep popping up everywhere. Brilliant highly recommend and wish we were there longer

the staff are friendly,helpful,make you feel welcome. we have been here for drinks over the last few days,the views on a good day are fabulous,we were able to sit outside. today we had lunch from the "summer specials"menu. really lovely ,good portions,and a move away from "pub grub", if you want pub grub,there is a traditional menu. the wines are of good quality/good price. look forward to going back and tryingthe sunday lunch soon