This small hotel is described as 'quirky' and it certainly is that - you are greeted by a Norton Commando motorcycle in a glass case in Reception (something my husband was very interested in) and some of the 'Moor Otters' sculptures.

It was rather a bizarre place to find in a Cornish seaside town - with images of Churchill amongst all the other quirky touches, all entertaining.

We had paid extra for a sea view and it was well worth it - at the top of the building (we were very glad of the lift), with two windows and amazing views.

One slight negative was that we could find no instructions on how to control the heating and it was very cold when we stayed in late March. The bathroom especially was cold and the heated towel rail never came on. There was no phone to contact reception and we didn't bother going downstairs to ask for help as we were just there one night.

A big plus was the excellent lighting - one of my big complaints staying in hotels is when the lighting is usually too dim to read comfortably at night - and here it was very good, top marks.

We found dinner in the evening quite good, not outstanding. The same with breakfast. We did complain about the orange juice - it was extremely sweet, unlike any orange juice I have tasted. Very unpleasant. We thought it might even be pineapple juice to start with, but the staff assured us it was orange juice. Maybe it was just the brand.

The hotel was comfortable and quiet and we would recommend it for anyone visiting Bude.

Firstly, the hotel management were very accommodating when we had to postpone our original booking because of snow and rebook the following weekend. Lovely hotel. Great position/aspect. Top quality bedlinen and towelling. Splendid breakfasts. We had to eat in “Jacks” on the Sunday evening which was a bit of a downmarket and disappointing experience, but the following evening’s dinner in the An Mor was good. In conclusion, would recommend.