Plymouth Hotels

Where's the best Hotel in Plymouth these days. I'd normally use the Holiday Inn but its fully booked. I've heard the Copthorne is best avoided any suggestions welcomed.

St elizabeths house and boringdon hall are both very good but it depends on your budget and how close to city centre you need to be.

lawnmowerman wrote:

St elizabeths house and boringdon hall are both very good but it depends on your budget and how close to city centre you need to be.

Closeish, Budget approx £100 dependent on whats available

Hugh Watt wrote:

Where's the best Hotel in Plymouth these days. I'd normally use the Holiday Inn but its fully booked. I've heard the Copthorne is best avoided any suggestions welcomed.

If the Holiday Inn is fully booked.....it probably means that the two Premier Inns could be as well.....but worth a try.....cheaper than the Holiday Inn....but not so good views of Plymouth.

The quality hotel foreshore, great views, very cheap and as warm as hell.

Whats the Duke of Cornwall like?

V good last time I went, Jurys Inn very popular.

Future Inn near Crownhill very good. Stayed there a few times.

Try the one on the waste ground behind Home park. Facilities are a bit basic at the moment but a tent, sleeping bag and oil stove should make your stay worthwhile, very cheap too. You may even be able to get your teeth done on site as well in a few years time.

Greenskin wrote:

Try the one on the waste ground behind Home park. Facilities are a bit basic at the moment but a tent, sleeping bag and oil stove should make your stay worthwhile, very cheap too. You may even be able to get your teeth done on site as well in a few years time.

Is there an underground car park?

Hugh Watt wrote:

Whats the Duke of Cornwall like?

Never stayed there but my brothers both have. One of them loves it's ambience - it's proper olde worlde. The other hated it - "old-fashioned and all a bit dated". If you want shiny and modern it ain't for you; if you want tradition and architecture then it's just the ticket. The restaurant is excellent. Very limited parking.

You could try the New Continental. It's be re-furbed and it's jolly swish - downstairs at least. Plenty of parking.

In my (limited) experience of the Future Inn and Copthorne I have found them both to be very agreeable but I don't know anybody who has stayed at either.

Hugh Watt wrote:

Greenskin wrote:

Try the one on the waste ground behind Home park. Facilities are a bit basic at the moment but a tent, sleeping bag and oil stove should make your stay worthwhile, very cheap too. You may even be able to get your teeth done on site as well in a few years time.

Is there an underground car park?

It's imminent.....

Google James Brent Hotel Plymouth. Loads to choose from.

Greenskin wrote:

Try the one on the waste ground behind Home park. Facilities are a bit basic at the moment but a tent, sleeping bag and oil stove should make your stay worthwhile, very cheap too. You may even be able to get your teeth done on site as well in a few years time.

It's a good price too, one brick per person per night.