The Grand Harbour Hotel

Room was clean staff were pleasant

Great location and room was perfect. Smart TV a nice touch. Contrary to what Hotel.com say, the hotel doesn't have parking so you need to park in the 24 hour car park a street away. Check in was confusing as you had to go to a different hotel across the road but it was fine. You also have to go there for breakfast.

Room was clean and bed was very comfortable. It’s an old style building though- so you can hear people in the street or going up/down the corridor outside. Doesn’t bother me- but would be disturbing for a light sleeper. However- Ilfracombe is a sleepy Devon town so there is no noise after pubs shut or before 6am

It’s a very nice hotel not a lot of noise but the WiFi in certain rooms doesn’t work well and the phone signal isn’t strong enough to counteract it

We had breakfast included in the price from Expedia but when we got to the hotel they were charging £2 less for each breakfast

Room was clean and comfortable, looked newly refurbished. Bathroom nice and clean. Shower good. Loads of hot water. Check in staff lovely. Very warm and polite. Breakfast staff again bey nice . Room rates very reasonable.

It was unique of the location and how close the amenities are the only problem is the parking everywhere has a charge on the parking. Depending on the time of year there is either a lot of night life or non at all but the scenery and the walking areas were beautiful

Great location friendly staff and a really clean room would definitely be back

Basic no frills room. Loud squeaky floors, loud noises from hallway.

We stayed at the property but it had no facilities due to refurb. Room was ok certainanly not superior double as advertised and paid for so well overpriced. Poor mattress didnt help sleep, decent refurb for 2 star hotel but very cheap plastic toilet seat and lid fitted but moved constantly. We had to eat at the very busy Royal Brittania futher down the road where the breakfast was good but the staff did there best but needed help as it was so busy. Parking was the public car park so 1st come 1st served and expensive with no subsidy for hotel residency which tells me they want it all ways up. On the sunday evening and everyone had left guests to their rooms and no staff to be seen so we found ourselves alone in the bar eating area. We could have been anyone and ransacked the place, it seemed know one cared and hadnt locked the building bizarre . We would never go again.

a rip-off at nearly £400.00 for two nights stay. No indication before leaving that the accommodation was remote from bar and restaurant facilities. Royal Britannia hotel needs a good clean and face-lift.