Oasis House

Arrived with my partner to find a very small (tiny in fact) double room which really wasn't fit for purpose. There wasn't any space for suitcases, nowhere really to hang clothes unless you used the coat hooks and the tiniest of ensuites...the sink in which was dreadful. It was so small that if you bent over to do your teeth, you had to open the door. There was a glass shelf immediately above the tiny sink and it was a challenge to do your teeth without hitting your head on it! There was very limited parking for 2 cars down the drive but for fear of being blocked in we never used those spaces as at times we did need to use the car. We did have an electrical issue while we were there and this was sorted very promptly and the room, bedding and ensuite were all clean. The bed was very comfortable too. The house was a 5-10 minute walk into the town centre of Falmouth but it is worth noting for anyone with mobility issues that it's quite a steep road down to it.

Our first visit to Falmouth. We found Oasis House very clean, our room was comfortable. No noise in the house, which we really appreciated. It is set back off a main road, however we went to Falmouth by train and needed to be able to get buses and walk so that was fine for us.

Oasis Enjoyed my stay very clean peaceful and excellent facilities. I would stay again

Fonctionnel, sans plus Bon séjour, sans plus. Attention au bruit ! La route est très passante et l’isolation phonique est inexistante. Nuit agitée Chambre propre malgré une odeur de cigarette dans la Salle de bain. Parties communes (Cuisine, salle de séjour) fonctionnelles et propres !

Stayed for 3 nights 30/8/24 to 2/9/24. The apartment has everything you could need and was clean and tidy. However, anyone over the height of 5'5 will need to mind their heads in various rooms especially the bathroom as the ceilings are very low but again it was clean and useable. The location is very handy for a 15 minute walk into town but it is located on quite a busy road. My only gripe was I mistakenly left 3 keys on a small key chain on a key rack in the kitchen. I emailed to ask for their return but was notified I would have to pay £40 for privilege re, administration, postage and packaging even though I said I would forward a prepaid envelope, don't leave anything behind because it will cost you. I miss the days of above and beyond customer service ensuring a return visit.

Do not stay here if you want to sleep! I've just left Oasis House after having 3 nights with only a few hours sleep. It is situated on a very busy road. The noise was like the window was open. Constant loud traffic noise all day and well into the night It starts again early morning. I'd add a sound recording to this feedback if it was possible. A quick heads up. There is also a local Cockerell that starts flapping it's beak early morning (not Oasis fault of course, but its worth mentioning). I have a 14 hour journey home today, feeling like a zombie. I spent the days in a daze because of being so tired. I text and emailed the guest house on my first night to ask to change my room to the back of the house. I received a reply the next day to advise that there were no rooms free (to be honest, I think that all rooms would be effected by the noise). I sent a follow up email. Due to this they then put cheap little foam earplugs in my room. This must be a known issue. I have black circles under my eyes that would make a giant Panda jealous. The heating is pre set, so when I was woken early hours by vans zooming past (and Mr Noisy Cockrell) I was cold but unable to put the heating on. The single room is a little cramped, but its a single after all. One part is a sloped ceiling, so unable to use much of that space really. Watch your head on the beam. Oasis may want to get better double glazing and also check if people have logged out of Netflix when they leave. There was some questionble user names left on there when I arrived :-0 Positives - Close to the town centre and clean.