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We found Fowey Hall Hotel very disappointing. It is overpriced and you can expect to be disturbed by noisy children at all hours, as well as by spoilt dogs and their selfish owners. Some of the staff are inexperienced and we had to repeat our orders two or three times. The food was indifferent and the hotel overcrowded, even outside school holidays. Not a place for a peaceful holiday with any degree of luxury.
Making a fortune as still keeping the money even though closed for business
We stayed a long weekend in February in Moonfleet Manor Hotel, great place for families, beautiful location, great facilities, the restaurant needs to improve service and menu, but overall the experience was very enjoyable. We'll go back!
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