Fantastic rural location with beautiful countryside views but not too far from St. Ives or Penzance. Very friendly, cosy pub. We had a hearty evening meal and a full English breakfast in the morning. A large bedroom with plenty of storage. Ideal for disabled travellers. Very good value for money.

We stayed in the downstairs apartment but we could hear the family above walking around, the green fire exit lights were quite bright. Very tiny point but just needed spoons with the coffee and tea facilities. The disabled bathroom had a bit of mould on it. There is no Wi-Fi at the moment.

We loved that the accommodation was in a separate building out back. They had a live duo on in the pub that night (Saturday) and it was fantastic. They had board games for us to play in the inn. Breakfast was delicious and the accommodation was spacious. Staff were super friendly and helpful and made us feel welcome.

My burger at tea wasn’t cooked properly but they fully refunded it and were very apologetic. There were some crumbs on the floor of the accommodation and the bathroom wasn’t super clean but it didn’t bother us for one night.

Nice Rural location and a comfortable bed. Staff were very welcoming

There was no WiFi which seems very odd in this day and age . It was advertised as such but there was no phone signal either which makes WiFi critical.. The web site has a very good menu on it and we were looking forward to an ice dinner. The reality however was pie, burger or scampi which was very disappointing. We wanted the squid and beetroot and squash wellington.

The food was home cooked not alot of choice there was about ten meals to choose from, the owners were very down to earth,, and friendly .dog friendly pub with locals who aswell were friendly, the room we stayed in was cosy and the bed was comfy the breakfast was hot and enough full English I am going to book again as enjoyed the relaxed atmosphere,also parking outside .

Being a sweet tooth I was wanting desert but they didn't do it but no other complaints

When we arrived the welcome from the the owners Anna and Brian was really warm,the place itself is full of character and cosy,I must make a remark about the food cooked by Anna wow i wish more eateries would follow her example excellant.Our sleeping area was huge and comfortable and great views outside.One last remark the local people who were in when we stayed were so friendly and made our stay even better,A big thank you from John,Gill,Ian

Food was excellent as was the beer. Staff were extremely friendly and provided a great service.

The shower was a bit weak.

The staff were friendly. It was great to be able to get a meal on site. We were given a breakfast box as we were leaving early for the ferry to the Isles of Scilly, this was helpful. The location was lovely.

The accommodation was not clean in places, such as the shower, and there were repairs that could have been done, such as the curtain rail and missing lampshade.

A wonderful escape to the country, only 10minutes from St Ives, middle of nowhere, fields and nature, pub was a proper pub , don't expect to get Wi-Fi or phone signal at times but we liked that , made to feel very welcome by staff and customers, cannot wait to return.

Really can't think of anything we didn't like , it was the perfect get away from everything kind of stay that we needed.

Very friendly and welcoming hosts. Perfect location for overnight stay before travelling on to the Isles of Scilly. Dog friendly, which was a priority for us. A Breakfast Box was provided as we had to leave very early. Easy parking. Evening meal available on site, no need to travel elsewhere. We would stay here again.

There was nothing we would complain about.

Chose The Engine Inn at very short notice for a brief visit to Lands End and it turned out to be a delightful place to stay, beginning with a friendly greeting on arrival. Our accommodation was the first floor of a separate stone walled building, cleverly converted to provide ample space for three adults. Excellent interior design & decoration, nicely furnished, clean and tidy. The Engine Inn is an attractive country pub in a lovely location but on a closer look it is more than that – an unintentional museum of local life, including tin mines and sailing ships, which serves good food and beer.

No complaints about anything but some travellers might need to check about mealtimes and, due to the location, cell phone and internet connections are not always reliable.