Name: Driftwood Hotel
Address: Rosevine Portscatho, Truro, Truro, Truro, TR2 5EW, United Kingdom
Rating: 10

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My husband and I have just come back from two nights winder get away to The Driftwood Hotel .
The location of the hotel is spectacular even in winter as it outlooks gardens, beach and the massive expansive sea !
The hotel is very comfortable and homely .
The staff are kind , friendly and professional and take pride in their jobs.
We had room 2 in the main house which had 3 windows to enjoy the views .
The chef produced delicious breakfasts & dinners for us ( we ate in both nights which was perfect after a day out walking and exploring the local towns .
We would highly recommend and hope to return to enjoy The Hotel in the sunshine too .

Relaxing hideaway 

I went with my friend for afternoon tea. It was absolutely amazing! The hotel has such a cozy, relaxing, peaceful ambiance. The owners are really good with the interior design. The views are stunning, the food was great and the whole team really friendly. The journey was definitely worth it. We will be back 😊

Afternoon tea

Stayed here for two nights as we ticked off walking the South West Coastal Path from St Anthony to Portloe. Perfect location with views to match. The dinner was spectacular and breakfast wide ranging and delicious. The service was impeccable and so friendly. Will be back.

Dreamy Location

We will absolutely be coming back to this hotel. Staff, service, views and food were all perfect, thank you! We had a really excellent dinner, the wine list was interesting and very well done. Breakfast plentiful and very good. We were sorry to be only staying one night - would recommend for a couple of days to thoroughly unwind or for a special treat.

Very special place and a fabulous stay

We had three restoring nights here with our two girls during the February half term. I had discovered it through Mr & Mrs Smith, which stated that the hotel was family friendly - as it happened we were the only guests with young children for most of our stay but were made to feel so welcome. Room 7 is ideal for a family of 4, and has stunning sea views. The hotel is comfortable, stylish, welcoming, and the food and wine list excellent. Service is five star with plenty of special touches. Best scones I've ever eaten! Gorgeous decor. A special hotel that I hope to return to.

Special hotel, beautiful location

Driftwood has the most magnificent position on the cliff top with views to die for. The room, a family room with 2 bedrooms was perfect, the staff were friendly without being obtrusive and the food was excellent.
Having previously stayed at The Nare further back along the bay  I can honestly say that the views are better and the ambience a little less stuffy!!

An absolutely brilliant 4 nights in this boutique hotal

Another great stay at this calm and peaceful hotel. As you can see it is set directly above a cove with gardens down to the pathway to the beach.

The bedrooms are fairly standard but decorated in light colours and feel fresh and bright. Some are larger than others and some have better views. A few have an outside terrace. Bathrooms are adequate with a shower over the bathtub. 

The food is excellent and breakfasts are perfect.

The staff are professional but also friendly and  cheerful. 

Easy to get a taxi to St Mawes and a gentle daytime walk to Portscatho.

A lovely hotel - wonderful food and views

We stayed at the Driftwood for 5 nights at the end of June and once again enjoyed a fantastic holiday.

We booked one of the superior sea view double rooms on the ground floor (so there is a small outdoor patio area which a couple of sun loungers). The rooms are cosy with just enough room for a single chair in the corner and a TV but the bed is very comfortable. There is also a nice bath / shower. Having said that I do think that the room would benefit from a little TLC in the near future.

As has been our experience during all of our stays, the food provided by Aaron McNamara and team was fabulous as was the service.

Its a lovely place to stay - it effectively has it's own beach just a few minutes walk down the coastal footpath or you can walk down the road to Porthcurnick beach which is c10mins (you will also find the Hidden Hut located here which is great for lunch).

It was great to see Guy who continues to bring a smile to everyone's face in the dining room whether at breakfast or dinner and who provides such wonderful service.

We did also dine at Tavola (they have a simple offering being pretty much just pizza with beer/wine but their pizzas are fab) and the Plume of Feathers (wholesome pub grub which was ok) - both are located in Portscatho. 

A lovely few days holiday and we very much look forward to our next trip in 2023.

Another great stay

We have just spent a wonderful relaxing week here. It’s an amazing spot, we hardly moved from the beach. The gardens are wonderful and the little seating areas are great ( cushions would be nice 😊) Breakfast choices were amazing but sometimes it felt a little chaotic, the odd meal wrong or part ready but the staff worked incredibly hard and were very eager to please. Honestly don’t know why this is a three star hotel it should be higher. Little feedback comments would be about storage and lighting in bathroom. Great week and sunny on top thanks all

A little haven

This is a delightful hotel in a stunning location. The extensive gardens run down to the sea and the views are breath-taking. The service was outstanding and my husband pronounced breakfast "the best this year!" 
We stayed for a weekend break in Room 14, which was light and spacious (we could have been provided with a small fridge for our water and milk, but didn't learn about this until leaving). We made a couple of suggestions for the bathroom which lacks storage space - a shelf over the basin and hook on the door would have been appreciated, while the bath really needs a grab rail for its overhead shower as getting out is tricky.  The big fluffy white towels were lovely, but the 2 bathrobes were so small that we weren't able to use them. 
Overall we had a wonderful stay and felt totally looked after. We would be back in a heartbeat.

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