Needed the loo, so stepped into the ensuite, what a joke.

The rooms are smelly and dirty with  weird paintings old furniture and 1970 style caravan bathrooms which are mouldy and rusty.

It is so small and dingy; one can barely turn around in the shower.

The bathrooms in the two rooms we were being offered were pods that were smaller than a caravan.

The bathroom was the sort of cubicle you get in a small caravan.

The shower felt like one was about to be shot out of a cannon in a verticle tubelike space which the average person would find it tricky in the extreme to comfortably ablute !!

For £160 a night you would have expected a proper bathroom.

Firstly the bathroom was just dreadful, it the was the most basic bathroom I have seen in a hotel, considering how much you pay for this room!

To that she repiled "find them yourself, i just work behind the bar" i found this very rude especially as when i found the toilets they were directly opposite the bar.

Bathroom no better than an airline toilet, it is a plastic pod dropped into the room.

Unfortunately we did get a room with a caravan pod bathroom,

Leaking windows, a crass oversized TV preset to GB news, a caravan-style wet room for an ensuite, dust, flaking paint and wallpaper.

Bad bits: plastic tiny pod shower room in the corner of the room, no where to hang towels, no room service, had to ask for a loo roll!

Stayed for 3 nights 16/06/22
Views from room excellent,room had furnishings that looked like they were bought from second hand dealer,bathroom was a portakabin approx 5ft x2ft 6in-3ft, to shower you had to wet turn off shower to soap then turn shower on to rinse.

Bathrooms can only be explained as a tiny plastic box inserted into the rooms that you have to shower sideways on, practically against the toilet (using the sink you have to practically straddle the toilet!).

but hot water came in a dribble into the bath.

but the en suite was actually a pod with a small sink, loo and shower all in one!

There was no bath mat and the mugs were dirty.

But most shocking was the bathroom, basically camper van plastic pod, a larger person would have difficulties to fit in.

the shower is about 12 inches wide when the curtain is closed, so you are battling with wet curtain while showering, the water

Get past 1st floor and the stair carpets are threadbare and a trip hazard.

The carpets are threadbare in the rooms, as well as on the staircases.

The carpet on the stairs is stained and totally threadbare between the first and second floor .

Decor dark and dingy, carpets threadbare.

Carpets in communal areas are dirty and frayed.

The hotel itself is tired and in desperate need of some updating and general decoration as the carpets are frayed and the decor tired.

Unfortunately we had booked to stay here, what can I say the whole place needs a refurbishment, from worn out stair carpets to rooms that what not be amiss to the 80s.

Carpet throughout the building is best described as threadbare at best and all the furniture in the rooms looks like it was found at the tip.

The downside was the bedroom, expecting something grand being in a castle we were sorely disappointed, the carpet was brown, thin and joined, lovely high ceilings with a non descript lampshade and the bathroom, well not really a bathroom, just a pink plastic cubicle that you would expect in a caravan, luckily we are not huge.

it was roasting hot, the carpet was threadbare and not fitting the room, curtains hanging off the rail, the “bathroom” was a plastic caravan cubical which was completely unacceptable.

Owners are QAnon, scientologist friends of Donald Trump  who don't believe in face masks, cleaning (judging by the state of the carpets, bathroom and beds) or science.

The stair carpets were threadbare and lift well….looked like something out of Agatha Christie’s Poirot!!

Tired old photos of the Owner with famous people in reception with frayed, tatty stair carpets.

but the rooms themselves are very dated and poorly furnished, with tiny moulded plastic en-suite bathrooms and very old carpet.

Carpets are beyond threadbare and dangerous, furniture is junk shop rejects and mattresses should have been replaced 20 years ago.

Strange orange carpet looked 1970s vintage and was filthy.

with all the members of staff being exceptionally friendly.

The staff are friendly and polite, the castle has a lovely atmosphere and beautiful decor.

The staff at the castle are some of the most helpful people we have come across, nothing was too much trouble and of a friendly nature which made our 3 night stay feel at home .

Very friendly staff , brilliant food , the view mind blowing , beautiful and I mean beautiful art.

We also had a lovely evening meal in the restaurant, with the most beautiful sea views, and staff are immensely friendly and helpful.

we very much enjoyed this one night, the very friendly and old school staff, with a wonderful way of just make us feel home.

The good bits: stunning location, great walks and friendly waiter, bed was comfy!

The staff are friendly and polite, and took pride in their work.

With stunning views of Tintgal Castle and its award winning features, the friendly, family run Camelot Castle Hotel, offers a wonderful  place to stay and explore the extraordinary coastline of one of Cornwall's most beautiful of areas.

The bar staff are friendly and the food good

The bar staff were exceptionally friendly and we were happy to see bottles of the local beer on the shelves.

Fed up with all these brand new hotels with no character, extremely friendly staff.

Really nice location and the views from the hotel and grounds are fantastic the hotel is steeped in history from merlin to the history of the hotel and owners them selves the amount of stars that have stayed over the years is staggering the staff are so attentive and friendly and will try to do anything you ask the food was excellent and we would recommend this hotel and restaurant is well worth a visit

Hotel staff were friendly and accommodating.

The staff are extremely welcoming, friendly and attentive even bringing my luggage downstairs upon checking out as the one and only lift had been ‘out of order’ since the previous day.

Over cooked eggs, sausage and bacon, disappointed and over priced.

but we're shown even worse so we tried to book alternative accommodation but everywhere was sold out,  we booked through booking .com and selected two rooms for £ 130 each ,you,d assume for that price the'd be ok OMG we couldnt have been more wrong .

The only downside for us was the cost of things from the bar, it was really quite expensive.

We didn't eat there as the breakfast wasn't included and seemed overpriced, Evening meals were uninspiring too so we ate out - plenty of choice locally!

Even the curtains were too small for the window and looked cheap.

To be frank, when you compare the prices of the local pubs with Irina’s restaurant in the hotel together with the lovely ambience (sadly lacking in the pubs) and excellent service, I’d choose Irina’s every time.

I cannot believe the owners are getting away with the standard of accomodation for the prices they are charging.

The staff are rude, it’s overpriced, ramshackle and in dire need of a buy out by people who actually know how to run a successful hotel

We had also had to pay on entry, which is unusual,

As others have said, stay in the village and avoid this tired and overpriced ‘castle’!

Having paid £450 for 3 nights breakfast not included,convinced I could find better with breakfast included.the beds were nothing special creaked as if they had wear and tear, I sat on the bed sounded like it was broke,the room had nothing going for it other than the view was dismal,had to put a wedge in window it was banging when wind blew.

Food and drink great if not a bit pricey, staff friendly

although it should be noted that there is a hidden 12.5% service charge on all food.

It appeared they were trying to keep costs to a bare minimum.

Breakfast was expensive and nothing special.

but it needs to “up its game” for the prices they are charging.

The view from our room was over Tintagel Castle.

We have taken the sea view room and honestly it was just mesmerising.

The location of the hotel couldn’t be more perfect, we had a double sea view room and it was just stunning waking up to the ocean view, we could also see the tintagel castle  island from our room.

We had castle view room (215) and it was very nice

Irina was welcoming and informative and let us view our room before we paid.

We had a sea view room and like I said the views are spectacular

We chose one of the renovated deluxe sea view rooms which was stunning and has the most amazing view.

Also you can't beat the view from room 215

We had a room overlooking the village and surrounding farmland.

We loved the atmosphere and the sea view from our room.

The view from the room was magnificent, the room was a mish-mash of second hand and dated furniture.

We had a four poster bed room 
Views were amazing 
Weirdly owner parks his car right outside the main entrance 
Lots of reviews state this!

..stayed here for 4 nights in a classic double room with sea view.lovely room, absolutely massive, fantastic bed, slept so well, massive and so comfortable, the view was amazing.

Plus was size of room, overwhelming plus for room view

the wife and I booked the 4 poster room overlooking everything , great views and worth the money for the views ,  I would add some of it is looking tired, thread bare carpets on the stairs etc , perhaps the old rolls Royce left outside the entrance could be sold for a few grand to pay for new carpet etc and maybe help with refurb ?

Lovely hotel in a great location,  fantastic views from the room and great staff with knowledge of the local area, would definitely visit again when it's not so windy.

We were greeted by the building in all its glory.

As soon as I entered Camelot Castle I experienced a feeling of being at home, the staff like family and I felt perfectly at ease.

Laughed it off and found somewhere in the village for dinner.

The Camelot Castle Hotel is a magical place to visit and it’s owner and artist in residence - Ted Stourton - is a lovely, kind and generous man.

The staff and owners are super kind and really great hosts who make you feel at home for your entire staying.

The short-handed staff is curt and hurried.

I have verified that this happens as I did it again when I got home.

When we arrived here the welcome was very warm and welcoming.

Absolutely delighted with the service we had from the staff, the location is amazing and I recommend I stay at this terrific hotel.

Ted and his team were all very welcoming.

The staff were courteous, engaging and helpful from the moment we arrived.

Atmosphere is so relaxed and staff go above and beyond to ensure your stay is perfect.

The staff were absolutely amazing and we even got to me Mr Stourton the artist of all the fantastic work around the castle.

The receptionist was polite and charming.

We are always made to feel at ease and very relaxed, by all the staff and the owners.

Through one window we had a beautiful view of the sunset over Tintagel Castle (legendary home of King Arthur) and others the rugged Cornish coastline and countryside.

Perfect location for access to Tintagel Castle and the Village
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The one we opted for had been very recently renovated and was spotless, with a direct view of Tintagel Castle.

Great location for walks and to visit Tintagel Castle.

A wonderful weekend was had at the Camelot Castle hotel overlooking the sea and Tintagel Castle.

It overlooked the Tintagel Castle ruins and the Atlantic ocean.

We went looking for Tintagel Castle ruins and found this beautiful Hotel.

We stayed for New Year’s Eve gala dinner, stayed two nights, absolutely fabulous, walked around Tintagel Castle and cliffs a must with breathtaking views.

My husband and I have recently come home from two lovely nights away at this amazing hotel,full of character .charm and the history of Tintagel castle.

To watch the sun set over Tintagel Castle from the terrace and then wake to see the same view just different time of day.

We had a lovely view of the coastline from our room and had the opportunity in the evening to see Tintagel Castle once all the visitors had gone home.

although it is very close by Tintagel Castle.

But the window sills were deep, deep enough to sit in, and admire that Million dollar view of Tintagel Castle.

There is a fantastic view of Tintagel Castle from here and spectacular sunsets.

The views from the hotel over Tintagel Castle are stunning

The location is superb: overlooking Tintagel castle, with immediate access to the Southwest Coastal path.

The location is breathtaking; the hotel is situated on a cliff overlooking the ruins of Tintagel Castle, Merlin's Cave and the Atlantic Ocean.

This hotel is in a lovely position on the cliff and an imposing building , convenient for Tintagel Castle.

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Also we only ate here, cannot comment on other aspects of hotel.

but cannot comment on the accommodation aspect having only sampled the pub/food.

but I couldn't comment without seeing them.

Only had a baguette so can't really comment on the food .

I have only given 4 stars as I am unable to comment on the accommodation aspect of the pub.

As we did not stay in the pub, we cannot comment on the rooms.

What can I say we didn't stay here so I can not comment on the rooms.

We realy didn't come in contact with too many employees, so I cannot comment on that.

Very friendly, helpful staff and the location is perfect.

Very friendly place to stay the food on offer is very good and tasty.

Staff were friendly and its dog friendly.

First class service ,excellent food ,
the most friendly helpful welcoming staff 
Spotless clean and very well maintained 
Would recommend a stay here 
Free parking and WIFI for guests 
Walking distance to tourist information

Our waitress was so friendly i enjoyed chatting with her.

All staff, without exception, very friendly and helpful.

We got talking to some of the locals who were very friendly and entertaining.

The pub is friendly and has been set up with Covid safe measures for over a year, they continually adapt to the current needs.

A friendly family run pub with B and B with parking.

I can’t stress how lovely it was , the staff are very friendly , food was fantastic and best of all it’s dog friendly, so no eating outside if the weather is bad.

We would recommend a stay here and hope to return ourselves sometime in the future, amazing food, friendly staff and wonderful accommodation, well done and thank you for making our holiday fantastic

but ok. Service was good though and staff friendly.

Excellent place to stay extremely welcoming friendly and couldn't do enough for us.

The staff were super friendly and very efficient.

Service was good and all the staff very friendly.

The tea was very tasty and good value and the service was very friendly.

I asked the unsmiling  man who i believe was in charge if the crab salad came with chips.

but then came outside and asked him to pay for them.

We asked where the toilets were & again all set up for social distancing in case theres a queue.

Even to the point where when we asked them if they could help with an extra bone for our third dog they were only too happy to help.

I said to the waiter that I requested it on the side to which he replied "yes I know

Veg was sad looking and I asked if is was frozen veg.

While asked for a takeaway bag by another table  she stormed into the kitchen whilst huffing and puffing very loudly to make sure we all knew she wasn't happy about having to actually do her job and help customers.

But the real highlight was watching all the humans walk past, what a treat, all the tourists and different kinds of people, and the patient waitresses who kept getting asked weird questions and drawn into bizarre conversations by customers, wow, what a time to be alive.

We had a long journey home so decided to skip breakfast and just asked for a cup of tea, he said  "yes, once I have  finished what I`m doing".

No request was too much even allowing us to take food back to our room.

but generally indifferent at the indifferent breakfast which was fairly basic, - packaged cereals you had to fight your into, fruit juice, one hot drink (not asked if I wanted another), two  main choices of English breakfast with no variety , various eggs on toast and fish with egg which was dull and either too much cold toast or hardly any.

even though we didn't need or request it, narrow and deep like a garage, with two ugly reclining chairs, two huge widescreen TVs and an enormous, peculiar bathroom) were about as far as can be imagined from an authentic English inn.

I asked if I could get anything instead, they weren't able to help.

We asked if we could have some food, we were told that they only have pizzas from 9:00pm onwards, so we ordered two.

After standing at the bar for 10 minutes while the barman stood talking to locals on the otherside of bar, he then came to serve other locals who were very drunk and very loud, when I asked if I was invisible he pronounced  - will get to you shortly deary!

Such a friendly welcome and every accommodation make for my blind (disabled partner) even when I smashed a lamp and asked to pay at the end I was told not to worry about it.

The place was busy and nothing was too much trouble when we asked (we had out baby with us).

We saw one of the waitors rolling a cigerette whilst seating people to a table and when we asked the waitress how long our food would be she said she would ask the kitchen for us, she then walked straight passed us and completely ignored us.

When asked "exactly when" he was rude to us.

Asked for the veggie breakfast with scrambled egg instead of fried and was told that they could not do scrambled eggs.

The breakfast was tasty and generous and the coffee was delicious!

but is taking advantage of the visitors, when you pay this much you would expect the salad to be fresh

One of us had the chicken pie which was full of chicken and the other had a very tasty lasagne with a surprisingly cheesy topping.

Before visiting Tintagel Castle we popped in for lunch.

Thank you to the team including Rachel, Charlie all the restaurant team and housekeeping.

The cost of the overnight stay was very reasonable at £5, which allows you to get £1 off your meal.

My wife and i came for breakfast It's a great place the service was fast and the food was lovely we both ordered the full English and glad we did.

Although  menu showed scrambled eggs on toast!

Even a lovely pub cat to make friends with.

Breakfast was orientated around a traditional English breakfast menu - veggie option available - all freshly cooked to order.

Apart from the normal menu there is also a daily specials board so you should always be able to find something to suit.

There are soany eateries in Tintagel ,I would say use this pub for your stay and eat else were.

Would eat here again on any similar visit.

Staff were so welcoming as were the locals.

I left behind an item of sentimental value and when I contacted staff they have gone out of their way to ensure it has been returned to me by post.

The staff was excellent and the breakfast was just what the doctor ordered nothing was to much trouble.

The location is very convenient and the free parking is so helpful.

Over priced poor quality, some staff were very good others like the barman totally distracted, having to tell him twice what was wanted,
This pub is in a great position

My five out of 5 rating is purely based on the accommodating nature of this establishment shortly after 8 pm.

A special thank you to Jess who was extremely helpful, particularly with my elderly grandad.

Staff were so helpful from the moment we arrived, checking to ensure we got what we need.

Staff very good and food was of a good quality and fairly priced.

Starters were plentiful and mains quite big 
Good quality pub grub at reasonable prices
White bait and Brie starters nice
Fish pie and burger hit the right spot
Waitress was very attentive and pleasant 
Well done - would love to come back

Rooms are well equiped, warm and the staff will help with anything you need.

however the staff were all very sociable and made us feel welcome.

All communication was great ahead of our visit and a very smooth check in.

but at the same time classic English pub kind of feel to it.

My Husband and I decided to try here for dinner after visiting tintagel Castle.

Located within walking distance of Tintagel castle and close to some amazing coastal footpaths.

We visited the pub for a quick bite to eat before heading to Tintagel Castle.

Just a 10mins walk to Tintagel Castle, Merlin's Cave and stunning coastal walks.

Tintagel Castle is within easy walking and there are lots of other places to visit.

The location was great- to the Tintagel Castle and to access the SW Coastal Path.

Went to the pub for lunch and a beer while visiting Tintagel Castle.

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