This modern hotel is on the A386, 5 miles from Plymouth city center. It has free parking, free internet, an exercise room, and air-conditioned bedrooms with free local calls.
Located in the heart of the vibrant City Center, with convenient access to the picturesque coastline of Devon and Cornwall, and within close proximity of the historic Barbican and Drake Circus...
Andrew
United Kingdom
Staff were great, large clean room, central location.
Nestled amid 100 acres of parkland, this traditional English country house is perfectly positioned for exploring both the timeless elegance of Devon and the bustling center of Plymouth.
Located in Plymouth, 27 miles from Newton Abbot Racecourse, Welbeck Manor and Golf has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Michael Herbage
United Kingdom
Total was in a lovely setting. It was a little rough around the edges but what hotel isn't post Covid.
Offering views across Hoe Park towards the sea, Invicta Hotel is centrally located in Plymouth. The property has fiber optic internet, and free WiFi is accessible throughout.
Smithaleigh Farm Rooms and Apartments is located just off the A38 between Ivybridge and Plympton, yet just a 15-minute drive from Plymouth City Center. We offer free car parking space.
Matthew John
United Kingdom
comfortable and reasonably priced. Friendly staff and hassle-free booking and stay
Located in Plymouth, within 1.1 miles of Devil's Point Beach and a 1-minute walk of Plymouth Pavilions, Moxy Plymouth provides accommodations with a bar.
Koustubh
India
The hotel was excellent value for money. Staff was super helpful and polite, and the room was very clean, exactly as shown in the website pictures. Breakfast was good, but it was exactly same on both days, so could do with some variety, But enjoyed the breakfast.
Residence One, a Grade II listed building, is located within the historic Royal William Yard in the ocean city of Plymouth.
Vicky
United Kingdom
Very comfy bed, with big fluffy pillows. Lovely spacious room that has a table and chairs. We’ll set out room. Great old building with character. The sash windows are a novelty.
Located in Plymouth, 27 miles from Newton Abbot Racecourse, Welbeck Manor and Golf has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Beautiful Manor House hotel overlooking the golf course
In the charming village of Plympton, near Plymouth, this Georgian manor house combines historic character with modern features, including 42-inch LCD TVs and free internet access.
Beautiful hotel lovely rooms and very friendly staff.
In a grand 19th-century Victorian building, Duke of Cornwall Hotel features an award winning restaurant with Two AA Rosettes and luxury bedrooms with free internet.
The room was amazing a bargain considering the price
Featuring free WiFi throughout the property, The Kynance House on Plymouth Hoe ,26 Ensuite Rooms is set in Plymouth, just 1312 feet from Plymouth Hoe. Private parking is available on site.
Friendly owner, great location & lovely breakfast!
The Copthorne Hotel Plymouth is a city-center hotel with views of Armada Way towards the famous Hoe and Barbican. It is 5 minutes’ walk from Drake Circus and Armada shopping centers.
Location and car park
Lovely staff
Amazing breakfast
Located in Plymouth, within 1.4 miles of Devil's Point Beach and a 2-minute walk of Plymouth Hoe, The Drake Hotel Plymouth has accommodations with a bar and free WiFi throughout the property as well...
Offering views across Hoe Park towards the sea, Invicta Hotel is centrally located in Plymouth. The property has fiber optic internet, and free WiFi is accessible throughout.
Great location
Friendly and helpful staff
Comfortable bed
OYO Plymouth Central Hotel is located in Plymouth, 1.6 miles from Devil's Point Beach and 4.4 miles from Marsh Mills Retail Park.
Staff very welcoming
Room very clean and good location
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From prehistory to the present, the very essence of Plymouth has been inextricably linked to the sea. The Pilgrim Fathers departed from here and named their new Massachusetts settlement after it, and Sir Francis Drake famously finished his game of bowls on The Hoe before combatting the Spanish Armada.
Western Europe’s largest naval base – HMNB Devonport – is in its natural harbour, and in The Barbican fishing boats bob up and down by cobbled streets lined with historic buildings. Jacka Bakery here is the oldest in Britain and there are plenty of galleries, bars and restaurants, though Union Street has the best nightlife.
At one end of the street is the Theatre Royal, and from the other ferries depart to France and Spain, passing the Mount Batten peninsula and offshore rocks that once housed Smeaton’s Tower lighthouse, now in Hoe Park next to the Royal Citadel.
Overlooking the park is the Lord Mayor’s residence, once home to Waldorf and Nancy Astor, and other street and building names are reminders of Plymouth’s illustrious connections.
Other attractions include the National Marine Aquarium, the City Museum and Art Gallery and Grade II-listed Saltram House. All are easily reached from Booking.com’s Plymouth accommodation, including luxury hotels with swimming pools, cheap guest houses and country houses with parking.
The city centre itself isn't very beautiful. However, the city part near the old harbour is quite nice. And Plymouth serves very well as a starting point for trips to adjacent cities and towns in Devon and Cornwall. There are very good bus and train connections, even outside the touristic season. The landscapes in Devon and Cornwall are quite beautiful indeed, with gently rolling hills and marvellous seasights!
Agnes
Netherlands
10
Scored 10
Really interesting place full of history.
Really interesting place full of history.
Everywhere was clean and so many different paths and steps allowing access to the sea shore and old buildings.
Huge amount of restaurants covering all types of food for every taste.
Views were amazing and so close to many nature areas.
Many ferries travelling all over the coast to islands, historic docks and secluded beaches.
Only downside for small children would be the lack of a sandy beech.
MikieKati
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
The older town area where we stayed is lovely & near to the...
The older town area where we stayed is lovely & near to the iconic Hoe & Barbican.
Sadly the town of my youth is soul less due to so much "concrete", however work is proceeding to revamp the old boulevards with paving, seating & flower beds so in the coming months it will be far better.
Like all towns some of the larger department store buildings & banks are no longer and stand empty - once they are redeveloped it will be much better
Very easy to get around walking, no need to use public transport for shops, hoe & barbican
Paula
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
We stayed to visit our daughter and partner while they are...
We stayed to visit our daughter and partner while they are at Uni in Plymouth. We stayed with our dog Lara. Property was few step down to accommodation (we have seen worse) good area to dry Lara before letting her in to lounge /dinner through to bed room to the right bathroom to the left into kitchen This is a great location 2 min to Hoe, 10 min at most to Barbican. The host are amazing, really accommodating after a long journey. The welcome pack is so welcome just to get a tea or coffee and milk, every thing was there, including shower gel, shampoo, conditioner hand wash, washing up liquid to name but a few treats . Quite a few places could take note. If cleaning product available most people will help to keep it clean.
We would defiantly stay there again. Thank you so much
Tom
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
The Hoe and Barbican areas are lovely and definitely worth...
The Hoe and Barbican areas are lovely and definitely worth visiting. The Barbican area is great for eating out and a stroll along the Hoe is a must. The Royal William Yard is also a pleasant and interesting place to visit.
The modern city centre is quite tatty and run down so worth avoiding.
Frank
8.0
Scored 8.0
This trip we were specifically looking at the University and...
This trip we were specifically looking at the University and I was pleasantly surprised- lots of resources at their disposal, good student union and accommodation, fantastic library and online resources- good support for students.We ate at Las Iguanas -which was reasonably priced with friendly staff.
excellent value for money, but it is university halls accommodation and general cleanliness is what is to be expected for such a premises, which is below what you might expect for a small hotel etc. But it is centrally located in Plymouth and no complaints regarding the stay cost. A good cheap / budget option if you're there for a couple of days. Parking is nearby on a pay per hour basis, £1.50 per hour, or £2 for overnight after 6pm - 8am, which again is good value.
Location was great. Five minutes walk from Plymouth Hoe. Fifteen minutes walk to the Barbican area and harbour. Five minutes walk to the Plaza hotel and Marco Pierre White restaurant.
The apartment was stunning. I think the owners had thought of everything.
I had a fall when out and about, when returning to apartment found ice pack in freezer which I applied to my arm which helped.
It was lovely sitting reading on the terrace of the apartment in the sunshine.
We loved that the room opened to a private courtyard, instead of a hallway as in a hotel, so we could leave the curtains open and have a lot of natural light. We can only imagine how lovely it would be in the summer - unfortunately it rained a lot when we were there. Nick and Ali were extremely friendly and responsive. They let us know when they wouldn't be available but were available when we really needed them to be, such as when we lost the room key. Sorry.
This is a lovely bed and breakfast. Paul, the owner, was very attentive to the needs of his guests. Room was beautiful and comfortable. Breakfast had wonderful options and the breakfast room was very pleasant. Location was safe and walking distance to all the sites, but also quiet and secluded enough to not feel like you're in the middle of a tourist location.
The whole inn has such nice decorations of Plymouth. I highly recommend booking here.
Lovely old Victorian hotel, would recommend staying here if visiting Plymouth as it is in walking distance of the Historic dockyards, Plymouth Hoe and the City Centre. Parking is limited at the back of the hotel, but we managed to park there. There is a small charge to park, plenty of other parking on the side roads, Get the Ringo app which makes it easier to pay for parking in Plymouth
It was my second stay at FoxHouse Studio Apartments and I was more than happy to return. The location is very good, close to everything that you are likely to want to visit in Plymouth. The apartment was very well appointed and in immaculate condition. It represented excellent value for money being noticeably cheaper than the nearby hotels
The hotel had a very difficult function to manage at the time of my stay, whilst still providing a service to those staying at the hotel and supporting restaurant bookings. They were absolutely excellent and managed a very difficult situation with minimum staff and dealing with some very challenging situations. AAAA+++ Excellent teamwork.
Staff were superb, the hotel had changed hands and all the staff were clearly the right people to make it succeed !
Parking was a massive bonus, and was free, any street parking in the area is restricted or has charges and restricted hours.
Position was really good for all Plymouth's best things
The property was in an ideal location for my visit, just a couple of minutes walk from The Hoe. I had gone to Plymouth to explore its history and the hotel was perfect for that (I even managed to get a space in the hotel parking for the duration of my visit!).
Beautiful room, in particular the bathroom was stunning and so clean
Comfortable bed and bedding
Lovely views and amazing location
Would say it was one of the best hotels available in Plymouth
Nice toiletries
Dyson fan which was useful
Lovely tea bags!
Everything .Well run establishment. The best hotel I have stayed in . If I am back in Plymouth I will certainly book into this hotel Spacious rooms with all facilities and more. EXCELLENT BREAKFAST
beautiful boutique hotel close to The Hoe and Barbican. Ian and Suzy are fantastic hosts. the hotel is within easy (walking) reach of all Plymouth has to offer highly, highly recommended. 11/10
The location was very convenient for exploring Plymouth. The room and ensuite were exactly as expected with a high standard of cleanliness. Booking in was very easy.
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