The Leam Hotel

Not what it said on booking, said deluxe room sea view , fridge , slippers , gown , even stick of rock lol , We didn’t stay booked in, soft well used mattress, The pictures looked fantastic, Not our room 17 and 21 avoid , £180 wasted traveled home , Dirt on windows mould in shower, The stick of rock should of been Dynamite, At 6 pm when booked out , hassle with parking permit, No staff on premises to sort out , as said bar and entertainment, Nothing positive to say !

Staff pleasant property very old but location is excellent . It’s expensive but it was bank holiday I suppose

Breakfast was very good and the staff pleasant. Awful bed with springs poking into various points and poky bathroom, when using wc, knees almost touching wall.

Stayed here for our 16th wedding anniversary. Hotel was lovely, clean and well decorated. Staff were very friendly and helpful and welcoming. Excellent location with beautiful sea view Would defo stay again Thank you to all the staff

My husband & I were on a trip to the southwest. We stayed at The Leam Hotel for a night. It's one of the many hotels facing the beach. When we arrived after seven in the evening, we weren't sure where to park. I got off the car to ask at the reception & was given a parking permit. We could park at designated zones at the back streets around that area. We had to walk back to the hotel with our luggage. We were upgraded to a sea view room with a queen size & also a single bed. We were taken up to our room & advised on nearby restaurants. It appears to be a family run hotel with friendly staff. The room was neat & spacious although not the luxurious type. The problem was with the shower, it's ridiculously slow. We didn't think it's possible to wash your hair & one needs a long time washing off the soap. Also we only had a tiny bottle of shower gel between us which I think was a bit stingy. The bed was a bit soft but I still managed a great night's sleep, with comfy pillows. Overall our stay was alright except the unbearable shower. We don't understand how it got the outstanding score of 5 out of 5.