Wheal Tor Hotel & Glamping

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

Had the best stay at Wheal Tor Hotel, couldn’t fault it at all. The view from the room was amazing and the room has great facilities, everything you need for your stay. Breakfast is help yourself continental and plenty of choice. Food in the restaurant’s incredible and a wide range on offer. Fully stocked bar with lots to choose from. All staff members welcoming and would do anything g to help. Wouldn’t hesitate to go back.

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

New-ish to the area, we scouted around for a local pub, and lucked-in with this one. The view goes on for ever, and is stunning. The staff are keen and friendly - so rare to find these days. And the local beers are all that you need as you mellow with that vista. We've not really eaten here yet - though the Sunday roasts look properly traditional, so that's a pleasure to come. A special word though for the Brownies; I've got my own personal scoring on these and Wheal Tor gets a near perfect 9.7 - crisp top, melting but not soggy inside, simple presentation, and all as it ought to be - no aberrations like Oreos stuck on top or salted nuts clogging the base. Wonderful!

Lower your expectations and open your wallet. Many things in the room don't work, bathroom fan, shower head kept flying off, broken window doesn't open the handle just spins, no where to hang cloths with the two sainsbury plastic flimsy sad little hangers, dirty tea tray covered in dust and hairs, single towel hook broken, bugs on the floor by the toilet, cheap tatty see through paint job smeared over dirty walls, paper thin walls, shabby worn carpets, disruptive green ceiling light flashing all night, dirty bar area, filthy floor. Their prices for room and food are wildly over ambitious for this standard of presentation. Not a recommended experience.

We stayed in one of the hobbit huts for a long weekend, it was really good.. the huts are very basic but everything you need inside including nice bedding, coffee, tea kettle etc. The toilets and shower facilities are also fine and very clean! The owners made us feel very welcome and the food they serve at the pub on site is of a great standard! We will definitely be booking to go back when the weather is nicer as that was the only downfall for us which couldn’t have been helped :)