Plymouth Hotels Guide

a grand manor house with a history stretching back centuries, public areas are packed with character whilst the spa is sleek and modern

modern hotel, on the A386 close to Derriford Hospital, with spacious rooms and a resaurant serving a menu with a West Country emphasis

conveniently placed just off of the A38, this chalet-stlye hotel makes an ideal en-route stopover or a Devon and Cornwall touring base

a Victorian townhouse updated to offer stylish, contemporary decor, spacious guest rooms and a cosy lounge and bar for a relaxing drink

a traditional hotel, set in 100 acres of parkland, ideally placed between Plymouth and Dartmoor and offering a wealth of relaxing facilities

contemporary hotel, with spacious guest rooms, placed moments from Drake Circus shopping, and a short stroll from the historic Barbican area

contemporary, state-of-the-art features blend with the traditional character of a Georgian manor house at this welcoming, relaxing hotel

splendid Victorian gothic architecture abounds at this Plymouth icon, there are uniquely decorated rooms, a cosy lounge and 2 bars

elegant, Grade II listed building opposite Hoe park, interiors and guest rooms have been stylishly updated with a contemporary feel

a modern hotel overlooking Hoe Park offering a good range of facilities including sauna, indoor pool, gym and an 11th floor dining room

a traditional inn on Plymouth's harbour front, just a few minutes' stroll from Plymouth Hoe; the refurbished rooms are smart and spacious

a traditional, riverside free house with views over the Royal Albert Bridge and River Tamar; guest rooms are smart and comfortable

on Armada Way with city centre shops and dining venues moments away, this modern hotel is perfectly located to explore the city on foot

independent hotel perfectly placed for entertainment venues and city centre shopping featuring realxing leisure facilites and brasserie

located on the southern slopes of Dartmoor, there is open moorland opposite, featuring contemporary rooms and steakhouse dining

said to be Plymouth's oldest pub, located opposite the Mayflower Steps in the historic Barbican, providing simple, comfy accommodation

within the historic Royal William Yard, elegant rooms in a restored Grade II listed building owned by the Bistrot Pierre which is nearby

rooms are smart and well-appointed, breakfast is cooked to order and locally sourced and the location is a stone's throw from the seafront

a former naval Admiral's home, retaining plenty of original features, providing comfortable, well-appointed rooms and a cosy bar

communal areas of this circa 1830s grand house retain many period features, guest rooms are comfortable and well-appointed