Truro hotel

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Just a few miles from Truro and 20 minutes from Falmouth, with pretty views of the countryside

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Just a few miles from Truro and 20 minutes from Falmouth, with pretty views of the countryside

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Truro hotel

Just a few miles from Truro and 20 minutes from Falmouth, with pretty views of the countryside

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Old Carnon Hill, Carnon Downs, Truro TR3 6JZ

Sat Nav Directions: TR3 6JZ

Directions: Situated on A39 which links Truro to Falmouth. Next to the Carnon Inn Beefeater.

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Transport and local information: Falmouth Beach 8 miles
National Maritime Museum Cornwall 8 miles
Truro Golf Club 4 miles
Truro Train Station 4 miles

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Hotel Parking: Free on-site parking is available at this hotel.

Our rooms

Standard room

A super-comfy Hypnos bed, a power shower and free Wi-Fi, our double rooms have everything you'll need for a great night's sleep.

Free Wi-Fi
Tea & coffee facilities
Double or kingsize Hypnos bed
Freeview TV
Powerful shower

Standard room

Most of our twin rooms have a comfy double or kingsize Hypnos bed with a single sofa bed, some have two single or double Hypnos beds.

Free Wi-Fi
Tea & coffee facilities
Freeview TV
Powerful shower
Desk

Standard room

Our spacious family rooms include a double or kingsize Hypnos bed, plus a sofa bed and pull-out bed. We also provide travel cots at no extra cost.

Free Wi-Fi
Tea & coffee facilities
Double or kingsize Hypnos bed
Freeview TV
Powerful shower

Standard room

Includes adjustable beds (standard wheelchair 480mm height), more space and wider entry bathrooms with lowered baths or wet rooms.

Free Wi-Fi
Tea & coffee facilities
Double or kingsize Hypnos bed
Freeview TV
Powerful shower

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3 May 2021

Philip C

London, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Business

"Tired and worn..."

I've tended not to pen too many reviews during lock-down, it somehow felt a little unfair to the establishment. Restricted services and amenities meant that all was not level when adjudging the experience. However, as we're now slowly emerging from our near prison-like status, at the time of writing, 3 May 2021, I feel it's prehaps now apposite to examine my brief stay at the Premier Inn in Truro, Cornwall last week. As a general rule, I'm a fan of the brand. If offered a choice within that burgeoning sector of low-cost lodging, the Inn would generally get my vote. However, I might think twice before returning to this particular example of Mr Henry's favourite place to lay his considerable frame. To begin with, having arrived nice and early for once, around 16:45, I entered the Inn and greeted the receptionist with my usual smile who unfortunately, barely managed to move her unerring gaze from her screen, to me. "Checking in", she asked succinctly. Whilst warm outside for once, there appeared to be little warmth evident in reception sadly. As always, I optimistically ask for the following; "a nice, quiet room please?" Without removing her eyes from her screen, she scribbles room 105 on a little card and requests my registration. I comply quietly. All is professional but as previously alluded to, not a welcome I will ever prehaps remember. Room 105, is located but three doors from the stairwell, so footfall will be considerable as the corridor appears to go on for as far as the eyes can see. So much for a 'nice quiet room then...' As I'm there but the one night, I accept my fate and enter the room fairly confident of what I'll find. Overall, I'm largely right. Big bed, clean bath and a view of the fields which, is a definite plus point. Footfall will I know be bad, but at least the room will suffer little noise from outside. A couple of issues did arise during my stay, in no particular order they were; 1. My bed whilst large, was no King size. It was in fact two beds pushed together. I know this to be true as they weren't of equal height and one was considerably softer/flatter than the other. You therefore 'rolled', from the higher mattress downwards if not careful. I never fell out of bed, but it wasn't really what I had expected or indeed, what Mr Henry had promised. It's possible that they were the same brand, but one had clearly experienced a very different life to the other. 2. The bathroom light simply refused to go off. Unfortunately, as you may know if ever having visited an Inn, when the lights on, so is the extractor fan. The door reduced both the light and noise leakage but, it was a mite annoying all the same. I can normally sleep through a hurricane, having done so once, but I can see how this could really be an issue for some. In fairness to the staff, it should be noted that I didn't inform reception of the above two issues as I didn't feel there was much that could be done at 22:00. Were I staying a day longer, then a room move would have undoubtedly been necessary. Other related issues that arose during my stay. It also has to be mentioned that the general standard of decoration throughout the room and common parts was poor. Having just emerged from a recent period of closure, I was surprised that the opportunity wasn't taken to address the tardy appearance. I appreciate that along with the lack of guests, this clearly had an implication on cash flow but nevertheless, Whitbread have deep pockets and this was surely an opportunity missed. Premier Inn are currently running an ad' campaign, extolling the many virtues of a nights stay at their hostelry. In the ad', they proudly boast of their breakfast being never ending. This is great news however, this was the second such Inn I had stayed at last week, the other being on Newquay Seafront, where no breakfast was available as the kitchen was closed. Now, I understand that circumstances dictate availability, but don't promise what you know, you can't deliver, that is commonly referred to as 'Misrepresentation', in UK Law. Whomsoever is responsible for allowing such ad's to air prior to properly opening up, really should be taken to task for doing so. Good points? Access to the motorway was excellent. The Beefeater next door produced a truly excellent Steak & Chips with the most fabulous Strawberry's and ice cream to finish with. Ordered prior to collection and brought back to my room as again, the restaurant was closed to diners inside. Nevertheless, highly recommended all the same! So, would I be tempted to stay at the Premier Inn Truro again? I can't really recommend the Inn at Truro. It looks tired and near worn out. Whilst the food next door was excellent, it's called 'Bed and Breakkie', for a reason. As always, happy and safe travelling. Phil

3 May 2021

joannemilton75

Trip Type:

"No problems at all"

We booked the premier inn because we just needed a bed for the night after a long drive so we could do a university recky with our teenage daughter. We booked two rooms, one for her and one for husband and I. The room was super clean, spacious, easy to find and comfortable. Exactly what we wanted. Well done premier inn - Truro. 5 stars!

22 Apr 2021

Mona84

Newport, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Solo travel

"Avoid Room 101"

Was luckily only staying one night as I was there to attend a funeral. Checked in and was allocated Room 101. On entering, the room it was very dark and I looked round to find the window but there didn’t seem to be one. I went back to reception to ask if I could move to another room with a window but I was told there was a window - it was a Velux in the ceiling and the blind must be closed that’s why it was so dark. I went back to room 101 to investigate. Yes there was a fairly small Velux window high up in the ceiling. I opened the blind and it did let some light in but it was still pretty dark and depressing not having a standard window. As I was only staying for one night I decided not to move but I was pretty glad to get out of there the next morning. It was quite claustrophobic and like sleeping in a store room. Even the bathroom lights were pretty dim which was not helpful. I’m sure the other rooms are up to the usual Premier Inn standard. They look to have actual windows.

22 Apr 2021

MarkGDanks

Truro, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Business

"SUPERCALLOUSFRAGILEGOSEXPEDIENTLYATROCIOUS"

That one word describes the staff here. JESS constantly follows me around barking at me to wear a mask when medically exempt from wearing one. Cleaner stops me in corridor you can't use that bag to take your washing to launderette when I bought it from truro launderette. Happens all the time here with the staff. If you upset one of them JESS is banging on your door

19 Feb 2021

shazmorgan

London, United Kingdom

Trip Type:

"Restful night"

I booked this hotel as I was attending a funeral. I was emotionally drained and physically exhausted- the room was great. Quiet, warm, comfortable and just what I needed for a relaxing evening. The shower was great and the bed was very comfy.

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Hotel description Explore the wilds of south west Cornwall with Premier Inn Hotel Truro. You're in prime position for cliff-top walks and beautiful beaches, as well as the shops, nightlife and culture of historic Truro. Get green fingers at Trelissick or Glendurgan Gardens. Head north and catch some waves at Newquay, or south to the shops and bars of Falmouth. Settle down for a show at Hall for Cornwall. However you spend your day, you'll find our tasty restaurant and extra-comfy beds ready and waiting when you return.