Fowey Hall Hotel
Cornwall, England
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About the Hotel
Kids at heart will relish Fowey Hall Hotel, part of Luxury Family Hotels. This historic manor inspired Toad Hall in the classic novel, Wind in the Willows. At the same time, the adult in you will be seduced by the sophistication of Baroque plasterwork, French furnishings and elaborate fireplaces. Overlooking the charming port of Fowey on Englandâ€(TM)s South Cornish coast, this treasure is spectacularly located within original walled gardens. It is also a gourmetâ€(TM)s delight, focusing on fresh Cornish produce at the oak-paneled Hansons restaurant and terraced Palm Court.
Location
Fowey Hall Hotel
Hanson Drive Fowey
Cornwall, England
PL23 1ET
Nearest Airport: LEQ, EXT
Features and Amenities
- Dining
- Room Service
- On-Site Amenities
- Spa Services
- In-Room Amenities
- Televisions
- Interests
- Active & Adventure
Reviews for Fowey Hall Hotel
Relaxing Dog Friendly break
Finally a dog friendly hotel that is actually dog friendly , Beautiful place and with friendly and welcoming staff , Tracey was so welcoming to us and our cockapoo always welcomed by our first name made us feel more than just customers, really couldn’t fault our stay, food really nice from breakfast to diner and sandwiches all made fresh and nothing seemed to much trouble , 3 log fires so was nice just to sit there and relax, didn’t want to leave will be coming back 100% . I can’t remember all the staff names but Tracy, George and all the others made our stay special. Thank you
Roy H - Birmingham, United Kingdom
Our Wedding
We got married at the Fowey hall hotel in October with exclusive use of the hotel and it was a truly magical experience. The staff were very friendly and helpful throughout the day and our 3 night stay. A big shout out to Michaela, the Front of House Manager, and Ellie the Wedding and Events Manager who made sure the day went perfectly. We would also like to mention Christian who served us for our wedding breakfast taster a few months ago as well during our special day. We had a beautiful three course wedding breakfast - the food was of great quality and in huge portions. The rest of the food throughout of our stay was also to a very high standard and we would definitely recommend an evening meal at the hotel. For each night of our stay the rooms were clean and very modern. On the night before the wedding my bridesmaids and I stayed in the Violet and Louisa rooms, which were perfect for the occasion as they have an interconnecting door and plenty of space for us to great ready in. My husband stayed in the Badger room in the courtyard with his best man which was themed to a wind in the willows aesthetic. For our wedding night and the night after we stayed in the Lantic Bay suite, which had beautiful views out across to Polruan and the sea. The room was incredible and we look forward to staying there again one day. We also visited the spa a couple of times over our stay and this, like the rest of the hotel, was clean and well furnished, and very relaxing. In summary, the Fowey Hall Hotel was the perfect setting for our big day and we are very glad to have chosen it as our wedding venue. We would thoroughly recommend it to any couples looking for a place to tie the knot!
HLG_95 - Cornwall, United Kingdom
Fantastic family hotel! Great for some post-partum rest and recuperation.
Perfect family hotel! We visit Cornwall every year but this was our first time staying in Fowey Hall over half-term with our seven year old and five month old. The hotel was very accommodating, everything we needed for baby was in the room and also a yoto player to keep our oldest occupied. There was lots of activities, my son particularly enjoyed swimming in the outdoor pool, story time with cookies and milk, and visiting the rabbits. Fowey is beautiful, it’s a short walk from the hotel to the beach and there’s a route which is pram accessible. We recommend walking the Hall Walk with Cornish pasties! Great hotel for a bit of rest and recuperation if you are post-partum. Will definitely be returning!
Emma M
Disappointing Service
After extensive research we decided to book this hotel as a special treat. We had booked a 3 night stay in a Deluxe Seaview Room. On arrival we were allocated a room above the Spa in a block separate to the hotel with a glimpse of sn Estuary view. Unfortunately, the room had heating issues with hot air entering the room and the air conditioning was not working msking an unbearable nights sleep. After talking to reception it was frustrating to discover this was a known problem in those rooms and it took until late afternoon to sort a new room which turned out to have the view we expected. Communication following our visit and recompense for the inconvenience was inadequate which is a shame as we feel although the hotel and location are lovely the customer service experience did not match expectations.
Emleigh141114
Afternoon tea
Just returned from an afternoon tea celebrating our anniversary. Never been so disappointed sandwiches had little to no filling hadn't got a clue what the cakes were as we were not told but were tasteless.All this was served on a very small table had to take water glasses off to make room. I have enjoyed afternoon teas all over the country and this has got to be the worst then to add insult was charged an additional surcharge which hadn't been mentioned. I am a local and would not recommend this to anyone no wonder tourists are staying away totally shocking.
Cherry G
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We would like to congratulate you on your wonderful staff who have been so nice to us during our two week stay. Not only are they so professional, they are also kind, interesting and have a sense of humor! Nothing seems too much trouble. Thank you.
-N. Beare
It was absolutely fantastic – superb food, excellent service and the kids loved the crèche. In fact, it was the first time we’ve left our five-month-old with a "stranger" and they were great with her. Thanks again.
-L. Trewhela
