Cutty Sark (Marazion Hotel), Marazion

This is an end terrace pub and restaurant, which is in fact part of the hotel. The place is in a white painted stone, broken only by the door surround, the window boxes and the large green sign. There is a single main room, but with two destinct areas; the restaurant at the front and the bar area at the back. The restaurant area is in white and undressed stone, and has a nice fireplace. There are green seats and a nice wood floor. The bar has white walls and wood floor, with comfy seats. There was no TV and the music was general and soft. There were four handpulls, although only Doombar was on - but it was quite decent. The service was good and there were only a couple of blokes in the bar. I liked this place, it just lacked another real ale to be fair, but happy i popped in

The Cutty Sark is essentially the hotel bar for the Marazion Hotel and whilst it appears a bit grubby from the outside and lacks the views of the Godolphin or the intimacy of the Kings Arms, the interior does have a certain charm. The large front area is more of a dining area in the summer months and with its wicker chairs has the feel of a Victorian tea room. Two walls are of exposed stonework with one housing a forest of plant life (some of it plastic) and prominent large ship wheels. The rest of the decor is quite plain by comparison. The smaller main bar is to the rear has some interesting barrel seating. 4 handpumps, Doom Bar, Sharps Own (was off) and 2 redundant so it was not the most varied of choices but very reasonable prices. The piped music (someone in here likes Fleetwood Mac) did at least break up the silence given that there were only 4 people in here although, to be fair, it was lunchtime and off season. The pub is certainly a decent alternative to its neighbours but needs a lick of paint on the outside and a full compliment of beers for it to stand out a bit more.