Fantastic staff together with a unique and beautiful location. Accommodation was wonderful too.

Unfortunately on the Sunday morning breakfast, there was no fresh fruit grapefruit or otherwise. We asked a waitress for some fruit and she said that she would sort out but this didn’t happen. I would have liked some black pudding and slightly larger cups for coffee, tea cup size cups meant several trips to buffet - a mug would have been more suitable. The radiator beside Room 33 (the room we stayed in) was on full and the hall was boiling- this should be fixed to prevent unnecessary expenditure and really was very cosy already. Room very clean and comfortable and enjoyed the ambiance and excellent location for our trip. Can recommend the walk to Brown Willie and to the lake.

Booked a table at the restaurant during booking in, when we went to the restaurant was told booking hadn’t gone through you need to get the food through the bar. This happens quite a lot when the paranormal nights are on as it’s happened last year to us and also another guest I spoke to on the night but he and his wife hadn’t eaten. Everything else regarding room good, clean 👍

Absolutely lovely experience, so much history and fun to the place, my only complaint was some of the food was cold and the amount of dogs which decided to fight was a little bit much. Staff lovely though especially the one on reception.

Absolutely fabulous stay at Jamaica Inn. Always wanted to stay there and it didn't disappoint. Beautiful rooms, tastefully decorated. Spotlessly clean. Had a dog (£15 extra) but the dog had a bed, a towel, dog bowls and a doggy welcome pack with dog toy, dog treats and bags. Really friendly staff. A great meal in the dog friendly bar area washed down with some local beer.

Love that they have a museum parking was very easy everyone wsd so nice

The museum was good and so was the food.

Friendly staff great room good food,

Some how the dogs had been missed from booking however the very lovely receptionist changed rooms

What a pleasure it was to stay there last night. We stayed in room 3, which is the "Crying Lady" room. I didn't hear her unfortunately but my wife was snoring. Can I please just give a mention to Ben, who didn't stop all day. A true gentleman. An extra mention to the "Undercover Boss"... You know who you are. We will be back soon. A special place and the food was to die for. Thanks again.x

Overall, my stay at was fantastic, and I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a comfortable and luxurious experience. The combination of excellent service, beautiful accommodations, and great facilities makes it a top choice. I will definitely be returning on my next trip!"

Fine as an option to stay over during a longer stay, but pretty basic. Arrived about 8.30pm and noone was on check in. Rung the bell, no response, went and asked at the bar and told someone will be along, waited, nothing, went and asked again, waited, nothing. Third time someone came and checked us in. We were in the 'old' wing, which has a degree of novelty to it given the history of the place. The room was okay, if a little rough around the edges (i accept the place is old, but would benefit from a refresh). The room was very hot and stuffy, and we had the fan on and window open all night (very glad there WAS a fan!). Nice few bits in the room for the dog. Didn't eat here so can't comment.

Staff was so polite and caring Food was amazing the price was extremely good Loved it would definitely go again

Great welcome. Staff very helpful and friendly throughout every aspect of the hotel, museum, shops, bar and restaurant. Room (21) extremely clean, comfortable and nicely decorated.

We stayed in a family room with our dog. There was a welcome pack for the dog including a toy, treats and poo bags. They also provided bowls, towel and a bed. (Saved us getting the dog bed out of the car) We still used our dogs bowl as she's a miniature. We had dinner in the bar I had mains cesear salad, which was amazing with anchovies in as well as being a really generous portions. My fella had the gammon and my daughter had the children's menu of chicken goujons. For dessert we had the children's chocolate brownie and ice cream and an Eaton mess which we shared. Was gorgeous. The breakfast we choose was the continental, they were busy so a bit of a wait for the filter coffee to be topped up but the range of food was great. Croissants, toast, fruits including prunes and grapefruit segments, yogurt selection, fresh fruit juice, cereals including a very nice muesli with seeds and nuts in. Internet was ok, bed comfortable, good black out curtains, good shower and bath. Staff were really helpful particularly in the hotel side. We also visited the museum which was included in the price of the stay.

The room was nice but only one chair for two people also it would have been a good idea to make using the hair dryer easier by being able to plug it in by a mirror.

Food excellant, good service by all staff, lovely room very clean, wifi was available and good speed. Would recommend for an overnight stay.

A wonderful oldie worldie feel to the premises made our stay very enjoyable. The staff were superb. Everyone was friendly and helpful. The food was also excellent. Overall a fantastc 6 day break.

Got woken up at about 6 by the extractor from the kitchen.

A lovely night at the Jamaica inn to break up our journey from the Midlands to Lands End. The family room was lovely - clean and comfortable and had all the am you need for a stay over. We had a meal in the restaurant (veggie burgers were delicious!) and a quick look around the museum - great fun! We'll definitely be back!