Went to meet a friend from New Zealand who wanted to stay out of the city of Plymouth. Unusual when I went. A sort of small old farmhouse with a converted or extended block with rooms a bit like a cosy motel. Animals wandering all over including a huge pig that was allowed to shuffle through the bar. Food was... more

I booked this hotel from the internet about 6 months in advance for a business trip of 5 nights. Just before going I read some reviews and wondered if I had got it wrong? The answer was definitely not, the reception was friendly and informative, the room large, warm and comfortable. The best of all was the food in the... more

1st August 2009 we thought we would have a nice leisurely lunch at the Crooked Inn in Saltash Cornwall on driving into the grounds the place looked very pleasant and on first meeting the staff very friendly… Well until you complain that is. I was about to eat my lunch when I found a moth!!! Rather than complain in front... more

It was a friend who actually stayed there but I go there regularly for meals as I only live about 14 miles away. It's a relaxed and friendly place for animal lovers. If you don't like animals, then don't go there as they're part of the family and wander in and out of the bar as well as living in... more

We loved the Crooked in the staff and owners are helpfull and nothing is to much bother for them.The food is excellent. more

I just wanted to pay my compliments to Sandra & Tony at the Crooked Inn for making my family's trip to Cornwall extremely memorable, and only in positive ways! My wife & I have stayed at many establishments worldwide and it is rare to come across somewhere as friendly, unrestrictive and down to earth as the staff & proprietors at... more

We booked three rooms at the Crooked Inn. The courtyard outside the accommodation was covered in copious amounts of duck droppings, which makes it difficult not to bring into the rooms. The room was ok, apart from the fact there was no heating in the bathroom. We booked a table for dinner at 19:30. As there is no other heating... more

My wife, 7 year old son, 14 month old English Bull Terrier and I are keen travelers and frequently spend time around the UK. On or travels we have visited numerous restaurants, pubs, B&B’s, Hotels and Travelodges all of which have been dog friendly and fantastically enjoyable. Our pet EBT is extremely well trained and behaved and has already won... more

If wanting to visit Plymouth staying on the Cornish side of the Tamar is a great way to see both the city and Buckland Abbey and Cotehele easily. The Crooked Inn has some pleasant rooms surrounding the pub courtyard but the courtyard was covered in ducks and duck droppings and the super main course for dinner was ruined by out... more