Poised on the banks of Penryn River, The Greenbank Hotel is an historic Cornish dwelling dating back to 1640. Its former famous guests include Florence Nightingale and Kenneth Grahame, author of Wind in the Willows. Featuring aquatic colours and a pleasing nautical theme, each room includes an en-suite bathroom, a television, and complimentary tea/coffee. Some of the options offer a balcony with stunning views over the river and Falmouth Harbour. At the private pontoons to the rear of the hotel, guests can moor their own boats or take tours along the river. Back on terra firma, soothing treatments and therapies are offered in the spa. The hotel’s Water’s Edge Restaurant serves award-winning meals throughout the day including Cream Teas and Sunday Roasts. Water’s Edge Bar and The Working Boat Pub are the other on-site eateries. A mile from The Greenbank Hotel, the National Maritime Museum Cornwall celebrates the county’s seafaring history and, two miles, Henry VIII’s magnificent Pendennis Castle is a must-see.
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When it comes to service, the staff at the Greenbank Hotel is rated excellent by many guests. People staying here can expect friendly encounters with employees who efficiently take care of any request that comes up.
Greenbank Hotel’s onsite restaurant provides an experience that is not to be missed. Not only does the menu feature superb choices – especially for people who enjoy fresh seafood – but the unbeatable views of the harbour will be a memorable part of everyo
For travellers visiting Falmouth on a budget, this hotel hits all the right marks for the right price. Many people who book a room feel so comfortable they make sure to get a room here again when in the area.
While the hotel has onsite parking for guests, the small area can fill up quickly. As a popular venue for different events, guests not part of the party may be forced to seek a place elsewhere for their vehicle during these peak times.
Depending on the location of their room, guests will either have a quiet stay or a noisy night. Soundproofing could help keep out the commotion caused by other guests inside the hotel, but there isn’t much that can be done against the sounds from gulls an
Guests with mobility issues might run into a few problems. The hotel’s parking area has very few disabled spots, and people unable to take advantage of them will have a steep slope to climb in order to get back to the hotel. There also is no ramp access f
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