I can only agree with others.This Pub/Hotel is getting away with it because of where it is and not what it is or the food.The bar has great character and is it's saving grace but don't be deceived into thinking that the customers are locals.If they are they are well heeled ones straight off the Golf Course! The only local... more

Having read some of the previous reviews I approached the Olde Ship with an open mind but having stayed for one night I would have to say that the Hotel/Pub offers fairly basic accomodation which is probably worth around £60-£65 but certainly not the £100 they currently charge. The pub itself is fine and full of character and and the... more

The staff were very friendly, the atmosphere in the pub was great and the beer excellent. However for the price: the breakfast was average (kippers good - full english poor with tinned mushrooms), the room small and the bed too soft. Everything was clean but at £100 per night for 2 people you can get so much more for your... more

I have to agree with both of your previous reviews good and bad. My husband and I have stayed at the Olde Ship now a few times and have always found the accomodation to be lovely. The rooms are always clean and the staff are fabulous, but I do agree some of the furnishing could do with updating and information... more

I have to disagree with your last reviewer. We have just returned from a weekend at The Olde Ship Hotel, and loved it. We had a room (suite) in the annexe with spectacular harbour views. The furnishing is what you would expect in an old, small hotel in the middle of nowhere - perfectly adequate, comfortable and clean. The bar... more

If you have a thing for 'Heartbeat' and 1970s School Dinners stay here.... We were anticipating a relaxing weekend break here and at £100 per room (off peak) expected a reasonable standard of accomodation and dinner. Our 'double room' was 'furnished' a la Coronation Street 'Battersby' style....not enough room to swing a Craster Crab, tired furnishings and a view over... more