Hotel Plume of Feathers (Redruth, United Kingdom)

While guests said it was nothing fancy, that didn't really matter to them. They felt the food was quite adequate and delivered without unnecessary fanfare or pretensions.

The pub downstairs is a regular local, rather than one mostly frequented by tourists. While there were some contrary opinions, most found the atmosphere very friendly and convivial.

Many guests appreciated just how close the rooms were to the A60 off-ramp. They felt they didn't need to struggle through difficult streets too much on those last miles back to their accommodation.

The establishment is essentially a pub with some rooms above, and not the other way round. The pub seems relatively popular with locals, and some guests mentioned that the noise from below did disturb their sleep. Most do mention the noise dying down a bit after midnight, so those who are likely to be the ones making the noise in the pub until then shouldn't experience any problems.

Guests say that the Plume of Feathers is not the place to be looking for anything fancy. The rooms are described as very sparse, with the bare minimum of furnishing or decoration. Also, a few mention that there were no toiletries to speak of, other than maybe a small bar of soap.

While the property itself is a nice looking historical inn, it is described as just off the A60 and stranded in a rather unattractive area, with very little charm, and no real facilities nearby.