The Paris Hotel

Discovered this wonderful place during a drive down the coast. We sat outside on a stunningly hot day with a beautiful view. Upon ordering I found the staff lovely to get on with and the fish and chips didn't take long to appear, which were fabulous! A pint of Tribute washed it down perfectly !!!

We are staying at Sea Acres Holiday Park and there are 8 of us in our group, we decided to go to The Paris for a Sunday carvery and were not disappointed, apart from the beautiful sea views, the selection of food was amazing it was all freshly cooked and piping hot, the staff couldn’t have been more friendly and helpful. Would highly recommend The Paris Hotel, thank you for a wonderful visit.

We didn’t eat here so can’t speak for the food. We stopped by a couple of times while camping nearby for a drink in the garden- nice view of the sea, decent beer but miserable service from the woman behind the bar. Coverack is missing a trick as regards decent places to eat - see my review of the Lifeboat Station

Terrible approach to gluten free dining. Despite having a dedicated gf menu, my son was served non gf bread. The waiting staff did not seem to grasp the importance of this. The waiter did come back but it was too late. We can’t understand how such a basic mistake happened. Be very careful at this pub if you have allergies.

we visited here in May monday to friday the room was nice and clean sea view no problems how ever on the first night we dined here i had fish and chips and so called mushy peas the whole meal was very poor so we didnt eat there again but the the staff were fine i think they need to take a look at the rotten wooden fire escape .

Bar man could have been more welcoming which was what was needed on the grey and wet day we took refuge. The free pool table was a winner though. We only had drinks and snacks which were nice. I think it would be a nice place in the sunshine as you could sit outside and enjoy the view.

We popped in for some food and a few drinks. Nothing wrong with the food or the building but the lad behind the bar had no people skills, not once did he say please or thank you and most of the time he was sat at the end of the bar on his phone. Didn’t ask us how our food was. Also neglected to tell us that we can get a refund on the car park. I mentioned about a refund and all I got back was yeah. He was working with a young lady with red hair, she didn’t serve us so unable to comment but she seemed nice enough. I was polite on my trips to the bar and he gave me no interaction at all. He seemed slightly friendlier to the locals. I may not be a local to the Paris but I am Cornish and live 10 miles away so I dread to think how unfriendly he is to holiday makers. We own a local business and if our staff were as off putting as that then I would be extremely upset. Sadly we wouldn’t return. I wanted to give a one star but it wouldn’t have been fair on the business. Eating out is also the experience not just the food.

Had a lovely lunch in this charming pub. I had to laugh when I saw bad reviews on here for not taking food orders when the kitchen was closed. I don't know what industry these people work in but I am sure if their work place was closed they wouldn't open it after hours. What a stupid attitude, people like that should stay at home and heat a can of beans up Losers

Over the years we have visited the Paris hotel many times and it is one of our favourite places. However we visited last week and we were so disappointed that it now feels so unloved. The toilets were not clean and were smelly. The carpets were filthy, tables sticky. We would have gone elsewhere to eat but sadly nowhere open. We ordered what felt safest, a couple of cheese baguettes, however even this was awful, they had used some sort of cheap margarine on the baguettes which were filled with ready grated packet cheese (the stuff that's covered in potato starch). The staff were friendly enough but sadly we wouldn't go back.