St. Ives Hotel Guide - Hotels with Pool Hotels in St. Ives, England

Nice. Lovely walk through garden into St Ives. Spacious room However while I spent the money on Expedia for a sea view room I was told that was no guarantee and got non sea view at first. After questioned we were offered sea view.

I booked dinner table but when I went to restaurant staff told me that there is no table for me. But I said that I don't mind waiting at lounge and then I asked a young lady how long I could wait to get a table? Then she reply that about 20:30 but eventually they serve me a meal at the lounge low table as I had to eat like a dog. Surely they must have a just one table at restaurant but they kept telling me that there are fully booked. But wasn't properly apologized. Dinner must be a good, looks good but unfortunately I couldn't taste anything. I was end up eating McDonald's... And one more thing I stayed junior double sweet. When I arrived a hotel the staff guide me to the room but he didn't even help my luggage as I had to carry them all the way to a room which quite long way and even stairs by my self. Such a nice hotel but... Service ... Very very disappointed! And entrance sign board is bit shoddy and no light, if you arrived after sun set you will not be able to find them.,, I'm sorry to say this but have to be honest that was man made disaster..,

Clean and pleasant room in a quiet hotel within walking distance of town and beaches. The owner and staff were pleasant and polite and the food was good. We saw it on tv and thought it looked nice, and have been to Falmouth before.

Spent the last week here, and it was a great experience. Excellent sea view from our room. Staff were excellent: very friendly, helpful and professional. The buffet breakfasts were superb, with a lot to choose from. Overall, a really nice place to stay, and I would recommend it. The downside is that parking can be difficult, which is not helped by ignorant guests taking up more space than necessary. However, parking on the promenade in front of the hotel is not restricted. But it would be a good idea to have the parking bays repainted.

Excellent room with sea view. Afternoon tea was delicious. Lovely pool and gardens. Staff were outstanding.

Lovely hotel , really clean , room was great , staff were really nice and polite . We had a bar snack which was excellent and reasonable . Breakfast was great

My wife and I attended a family gathering in Cornwall and decided to spend a few nights close to where the event was being held. My research on the usual internet sites threw up Chycara House as a possible venue for the nights in question and we eventually chose to book through Expedia. The accommodation that was available at the time of booking was one of the chalets in the 'garden' - although garden does not do the several acre site any justice at all. We were allocated the 'garden chalet' which has a double and a twin bedroom with ensuite to the double room and a separate family bathroom as well. The living space consists of a quite large open plan lounge / diner / kitchen equipped with most of what one would find at home including gas hob / oven, microwave, full size fridge / freezer and washing machine. The lounge area has a wall-mounted, large flat screen TV with separate dvd player and settee, whilst the dining area has a large table with six chairs. Having quite recently given up caravanning after 35 years we felt quite at home with this self-catering opportunity and thoroughly enjoyed our short stay.

I stayed 4 nights in the hotel & found it to be very comfortable all round, with very polite & helpful staff. I was on my own, not an ideal situation but nevertheless I had a double room at the back of the hotel. Unfortunately, the sound of the ventilation ducts was rather loud, which I did mention to reception, but not sure how that could be avoided unless I had booked a double room on the front of the hotel. All round, a pleasant stay, topped by a chatty lift encounter with the celebrity Chancellor of Falmouth University, who was to present my grandson with his degree the following day.

A hotel we will definitely tell our friends about. Honestly some of the best food we had on our trip through England. A definite must if you are staying in Penzance.

Bit expensive for the size of room and breakfast was a bit chaotic.