Boutiquey(?) and stylish, great views if you are near the river end of the restaurant…read more Dinner 2 courses £27.50, friendly place, good for a party. No children under 12 at Dinner, ok for lunch. I go there when I'm in Cornwall. Perhaps not the polish or fine food of The Marina, but less expensive and good atmoshere friday and sat all year, most nights in summer. Lunch on their own 'quay' in the summer takes some beating, lighter lunch options.

Very charming town and very charming inn! I am in love with Fowey and this wonderful inn... the…read moretown was hard to find since you need to take a small boat ferry to get to the other side and it stops at dusk so make sure you get there in time...we where the last car on the ferry, very lucky for us...

Had a delicious lunch at the Fowey Hotel with my sister. The inside of the hotel is beautiful with…read morestunning views of the river/ocean. Waiter was very friendly. We shared the mussels and I ordered the meat pie. My sister had a burger and we shared the avocado salad. Everything was very fresh and loads of flavor. My favorite was the mussels. Highly recommend if you are in Fowey and looking for a nicer lunch spot!

Beautiful hotel in a beautiful setting. Very nice breakfasts. Large rooms and bathrooms. Very very…read morepoor wifi although it's free. Good location with beautiful views.

Surprised on my visit to this luxury Hotel to find it so family friendly with the emphasis on fun…read moreand the local Cornish wildlife, Bird watching hide, bug hotel, giant rabbits as well as an adventure trail. Well worth a visit to this beautiful 'Palace' of a hotel.

From the owner: CLC Trenython Manor is a multi award winning resort with a grand mansion house hotel and…read moreself-catering lodges set in 24 acres with stunning countryside and sea views. Overlooking St Austell Bay, the resort is located close to Fowey on the South Coast of Cornwall not far from the famous Eden Project and Lost Gardens of Heligan. This premier spot on the Cornish Riviera is the perfect starting point for exploring much of Cornwall's dramatic coastline (and Cornish beaches), charming villages and superb gardens. Whether you choose a hotel room or one of our self-contained lodges you can be sure of high standards of accommodation, combined with an offering of a well earned gastronomic reputation and excellent leisure facilities (the hotel and lodges are also ideal for spa holidays as well as family holidays in Cornwall). This family and wildlife friendly resort takes pride in its award-winning green initiatives and takes great care of its privileged natural environment.

This review is for the dining room only. Very expensive…read moredining room and the food did not justify the price. Beautiful and unusual desserts, however.

Not as traditional a place as some of the other places I visited but the music was good (not radio)…read moreand had I been sticking around then the food choice was very interesting. The pub is thought to be named after a smuggler. Was empty unfortunately, I think I was actually the only customer, watching in darkness the last couple of crossings of the Polruan ferry. The usual suspects; Proper Job, Tribute and Dartmoor.

One of the best positioned pubs in the country if you can get a seat with a view. it's elevated on…read morethe Town Quay overlooking the Fowey river and busy harbour steps. I just love it here, plenty of drink, mix of locals and visitors, possibly not as local as say the Ship or Lugger, but they don't have a view. Bar food ,useful well cooked menu,but you can't book a table, but they do have a ground floor Restaurant called 'Hooked', serving pretty well the same food, and you can book, this has stangely modern furnishings, contrasting with the old pine furniture upstairs. There are also a few rooms for B&B, which I'm told are oK In the winter there are less tables in the main bar and a Pool table appears. Lots of fun on NY Eve.

The Cormorant is a rare little gem buried deep in Cornwall nor far from the Eden Project (an…read moreabsolute must see if you are down that neck of the woods). Finding the place is a bit of a challenge - the roads are ***narrow*** (one car wide .. barely!) requiring a quick slap into reverse and nimble handling of the steering wheel should you meet someone coming towards you. The final ascent to the hotel is UBER steep and should be avoided in winter when there is any level of frost or ice about. Seemingly the roadway to the entrance floods at some high tides as well .... Its enough to put you off!!?? ... Nope, stick to your guns and push on and find the place - its well worth it. The rooms can be a bit tight, the prices on the room frankly we felt well well over what one should have paid for what we got, however ... the place was spotless and the view, oh the view ... I could have happily died there... The restaurant should have five stars, the food was absolutely superb - taste, freshness, presentation - all second to none, and prices very fair (making up for the overcharge on the rooms perhaps?!). The staff were extremely helpful and couldn't be nicer. The wine-list was extensive and very well priced. I'd be happy to go again and would absolutely recommend it - only knocking back the rating due to the final price-tag!

Never been, but address is misleading... it's in Golant.read more