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Beautiful City, enjoyed exploring locally around the Hoe & Barbican and also went out to Hooe & Jennycliff, stunning views and coastline and lovely walks. Everything is in close reach, the seaside, the city, the woods and the moors - amazing! Also ventured into Cornwall to the lovely Looe & Polperro - just gorgeous. Great restaurants and bars everywhere etc, really enjoyed the Barbican, ate the best seafood we have ever had there. The Plymouth Gin factory was also a fab little trip, worth the visit (and the gin was wonderful too!). Lots of cute shops here too to potter about in. City Centre a close walk and enjoyed the Christmas market and food stalls and some shopping in Drake Circus and got super Pasties from Ivor Dewdney's! People were really friendly, driving wasn't as stressful as I expected and overall a highly rated trip will definitely go back! Pleasantly surprised, exceeded all expectations and the weather was just perfect for Nov, blue skies and sunshine all week <3

The city centre of Plymouth is an eyesore. Grey derelict buildings, no where to find a decent cup of tea even. Thankfully, the barbican and hoe are a little better. Lovely around the harbour. Easy access to Plymouth Pavilions

Plymouth Hoe and Smeaton's tower are beautiful . Likewise the nearby Barbican area is quirky and interesting. Plymouth is a city with a very rich history and there is a great deal of beautiful countryside all around Plymouth. I have a personal interest, namely that I was born in the city and on my recent visit I was taking a trip down memory lane having not lived there for over 40 years. Plymouth is now a vibrant city much improved by the development and expansion of Plymouth University. The town centre presents a mixed experience. There is a lovely new shopping centre at Drake's Circus but the opposite end of the town is very down at heel. I also visited the Box, a newly developed museum space near the university. This has been developed very imaginatively and is worth a visit. It also has a good shop. Associated with this museum is the Elizabethan House on Plymouth Barbican which has an excellent and interesting tour.

Great city - found so much of interest within reasonable walking distance. Everywhere we visited was clean and generally well maintained. Good selection of shops and restaurants. Loved the easy access to the shoreline and marinas and wonderful walkways and the level of information available about the history of the city. We particularly enjoyed the quaint streets in the Barbican and the independent retailers. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit to the aquarium and were impressed that our ticket would be valid for 12 months if we wish to have a return visit.

The main reason for my stay was being close to the hospital, but with parking facilities. For those reasons this hotel was excellent and would definitely stay again. I have lived in Plymouth before and would recommend a stay, a great little city with lots to do and see.

Future inn is a great hotel to stay in however it could use interconnecting rooms for families with children. The menu options are also limited however the rooms are very clean, very spacious and very comfortable, most of all, their bathtooms are very clean. There is free parking too, their customer service in the dinning area could be better as well. I would definitely recommend to family and friends, the hotel is good value for money.