Liskeard hotel

Have lost count of the number of times we have stayed here. Good hotel but starting to show its age. We continue to go back because of the convenient location and convenient transport links. In our opinion there are far too many parking spaces allocated to blue badge and disabled, along with electric charging points. Meaning elderly and less able (ourselves) have to park away from the hotel on the Tavern car park or at the bottom end of the car park and struggle with our luggage to reception. For many years we have said one of these time we come here they will be building a housing estate on the fields opposite , it has happened. This has totally spoiled the rural views for miles of the countryside. Nothing to do with hotel but worth a mention. No complaints about hotel, clean and comfortable. Staff accomodating and very pleasant.

I have been visiting this hotel every month or so, for the past 18 months. On my recent visit the breakfast was outstanding so a big thank you to Tom the Chef and the ever efficient Becky, the Restaurant Manager.

If you book for early check in your room may not be ready. If you need to iron anything you have to ask for an iron and board. Be prepared to carry to your room yourself If you like a soft pillow bring your own.

Stayed here recently for a few nights to visit local places of interest. Check in was straightforward and staff friendly. The rooms (we had 2) were ok - apart from the fact that mine had what seemed to be a less modern lighting system so the room was dimly lit. I also despise (and this seems to be in all Premier Inns now) the ridiculous toilet roll dispensers that see you sitting on the loo for far longer than necessary to get any paper out!) The free Wi-Fi was patchy. Breakfast was ok. Although 1 day they had no mushrooms and on another day no baked beans or orange juice. They take orders for the hot breakfast here. They took the orders fairly quickly and the food was nicely prepared. The first night we ate in the restaurant. It was really poor. The food wasn't very nice and there were few drinks to pick from, just small bottles, nothing on draught. Not cheap either. After that, we had "picky bits" which we bought from Morrisons (handily just 2 minutes from the hotel) or drove 5 minutes into Liskeard where they have a Wetherspoons, The King Doniert - which wasn't too bad. There was a decent looking chippy opposite the Spoons which we were going to try but didn't in the end. Free parking is available in the Cattle Market Car Park in Liskeard after 4pm so we parked there. Not much in the way of food outlets around the hotel so if you want something a bit fancy do some research before you go!

Stayed for 1 week to see family, went for breakfast every morning, greeted by Beck's, fabulous what a woman, she did it all on her own effortlessly, there is nothing she won't do to make your stay perfect , wonderful, will be again for sure 😀