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Outstanding city, waterfront, harbour. Lots to do if you like the outdoors and water activities. Good walking city. Great restaurants, like Waterfront. Lots of wonderful history with story boards everywhere. Lots of ferries and opportunities to experience the sea. Wonderful scenic train from London. A real pride in this city.
Plymouth is a very historic location and there is much to see there. The highlights for use where the Hoe Park and Brunel’s railway bridge. The traffic system was hard to understand, and we had a number of navigation issues with the big roundabouts, where entering on the correct lane is crucial.... even for those who do normally drive on the left.
Such history and beauty but there is are very few tourist services like walking tours etc to show this off. The Barbican and the Hoe is lovely but the other hidden gems and history are pretty difficult to hind out. I ended up Wikipediaing the history of this and that to get in my need for local knowledge. That being said, I would have liked to have had more time to discover more quant cafes, walk/ferry to close by areas or etc. To sum it up, it was great but it was impossible to apriciate it to its fullest without any tour groups (free walking tour) even though the city has done its best to provide written accounts along the beautiful walks.
Lots to see and do. The Barbican and Plymouth How well worth a visit. Loads of pubs and restaurants to choose from, Captain Jaspers at the Barbican quirky. Saltram house and grounds great for kids and pets. Good choice of accommodation in different price ranges.
After surviving a tough recession, Plymouth is making a good recovery. Lots of new construction and renovation going on. New restaurants and plenty of cute B&B's. It's a great place to wander around on foot, especially around the Hoe. Beautiful views over the water.
As an American with ancestors that sailed on the Mayflower, I adored the history! Gorgeous harbour, statue of Sir Francis Drake, the Mayflower Steps (thrilling!), and the greatest fish and chips I had (fish to die for; melted in my mouth) the entire time I was in both England and Wales!
“Value for money in the heart of Plymouth. Clean and comfortable with helpful staff.”
“Everything was superb. I got a studio for me alone for 02 nights. Absolutely loved it. Bed was comfortable, super clean, all utensils were available in the kitchen as well. Literally 5 minutes from the city centre. When I'm visiting Plymouth next time, this would definitely be my choice of stay. Cute receptionist too 😄”
“Nice staff, and they free-upgraded me with twin room for three night stay; well-cooked English breakfast; spotless and spacious room and bathroom; near to Plymouth Hoe and Barbican area”
“Faded glory , lovely Victorian hotel. great food and excellent location.Rooms large and grand but need upgrading though it's obvious around the hotel that it is a work in progress though this did not effect our stay ,would stay again”
“First impressions hotel was clean,straight forward and renovated well. Good access to Plymouth Hoe and walking distance to restaurants. No problem with parking at hotel.”
“Beautiful room in a gorgeous setting. Visiting off season. Service was courteous and attentive. Restaurant elegant with delicious food, much of it locally sourced. Really could not have been more perfect.”
“Breakfast cooked to order. Kind staff.Reco”
“Convenient location. Clean and bright. Recently renovated. Quiet and comfortable.”
“Breakfast was a delight, staff very friendly and room was really comfortable.”
“Lovely hotel very friendly staff, the room very nice and the bed very comfy.”
“Big, very comfortable, lovely room. A bit dated, but very charming. Wonderful beds. When we decided to stay a second day, they let us stay in the same room. Breakfast was simple but good.”
“Bed was defiantly like a cloud”
“Nice place very clean and convenient good location”
“Very good overall and great value.”
“Room was very comfortable and clean; internet access was strong; toiletries were above grade; breakfast was made to order and quite nice; facilities overall were quite charming with a lovely view of the Brunel rail...”
“Fantastic space. Hayley was great in fixing the open window”
“Staff were lovely and very helpful! I've stayed in many hotels and B&B's in Plymouth for me this was the best value for money out of the lot. Nice place to stay, excellent location. Powerful hot shower.”
“Friendly staff and and a good welcome. Large clean room with all facilities and a great view over the park. Quiet surroundings.”
“When arriving you are immediately offered assistance and help with any requirements you might have that the property doesn't already provide by itself. The apartment is very spacious and clean.”
“Everything was superb. I got a studio for me alone for 02 nights. Absolutely loved it. Bed was comfortable, super clean, all utensils were available in the kitchen as well. Literally 5 minutes from the city centre.”
