Trengilly Wartha Inn

I've been coming here for two decades and it's a hidden gem. Used to serve a very varied English menu and many fine wines and malts in a convivial, leafy environment. Our first stay and it was a spectacular one in the treetop safari tents. Unrivalled tranquility and the tents have all you need for a refreshing, nature-filled very comfortable living and sleeping experience in the semi-wild. Camp fires and pet friendly (even has doggy day-care on site).The site is a little Eden. Staff couldn't be kinder and close to many amenities. Did find that the food menu had taken a bit of a swerve to the mainstream with fewer local and seasonal specialities than I recall. But for a place so tucked away, it was busy all seven nights and the ale and wine was fine. We'll certainly be back.

Recently visited for a 1 night stay and meal. Warm welcome by the owner and shown to my room. Room was clean, tidy and quiet. Coffee / Tea facilities, tv, bath with shower etc. Had a meal in the restaurant in the evening. Good choice and price was fine. I had the duck curry (stunning). Great experience all round.

Thoroughly enjoyed the 2 nights here, the owners and staff were polite and helpful and friendly, the food was wonderful, decent real food and well presented, especially the duck. Loved what we saw of the 6 acres of naturally kept gardens and fields, not all prim and proper and the fact that it was all dog friendly. Will definitely recommend

We ate here during a week in Maenporth. Really lovely food, amazing staff and lovely setting. We will return next year I'm sure. Trengilly was highly recommended by the hotel we were staying and we totally agree. We'll worth the windy lanes!

We, a family of four adults, one child and a dog stayed at the Trengilly Wartha Inn while walking the south west coastal path. A lovely Inn nestled in a very secluded area and almost impossible to find if you´re unfamiliar with the area. We received a warm, friendly welcome, excellent pub food in the evening, comfortable beds and a great breakfast. We can thoroughly recommend the Trengilly Wartha Inn.

An interesting place to stay with comfortable bed and very tasty breakfast. Staff was friendly and welcoming Good choices on the bar/restaurant menu and local beer on the tap. We walked around the ground and was surprised to find part of it is like a rain forest. Will stay there again for sure.