Situated in the heart of the vibrant City Centre, with convenient access to the picturesque coastline of Devon and Cornwall, and within close proximity of the historic Barbican and Drake Circus...
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.
Jennifer
Australia
Location was great coming from France on the ferry. It’s a grand old building from another era. The bed was extremely comfortable and the bathroom large. The staff were all very helpful.
The Copthorne Hotel Plymouth is a city-centre hotel with views of Armada Way towards the famous Hoe and Barbican. It is 5 minutes’ walk from Drake Circus and Armada shopping centres.
Gerald
United Kingdom
Thought the bathroom was tired---decoration was poor.Needed attention to the wallpaper!
Plymouth’s largest independent hotel, New Continental Hotel; Sure Hotel Collection by Best Western is ideally located in the heart of the city.
Paul
United Kingdom
Bargain rate. Nice central location - I was travelling back from Spain & arrived late needing easy early access to work the following morning. So my stay was very short. But the interaction I had with staff with very positive & breakfast was also more than adequate. Would definitely recommend & stay again.
Just off the A38, with easy access to Plymouth's city centre, Dartmoor and the beaches of Devon and Cornwall, the hotel offers great value, with free parking and a restaurant and bar.
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 centre of Plymouth.
Daniel
United Kingdom
The property was lovely and set on a beautiful golf course. The location was perfect, nice and out the way of everything.
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.
Patricia
United Kingdom
The hotel, restaurant and staff were all wonderful . Great location for an overnight stop on the way to the Plymouth ferry .
Offering views across Hoe Park towards the sea, Invicta Hotel is centrally located in Plymouth. The property has fibre optic internet, and free WiFi is accessible throughout.
Sharon
United Kingdom
We were originally booked upstairs which meant using the stairs, we were moved to a lively downstairs room
Situated in Plymouth and with Devil's Point Beach reachable within 2 km, The Craft House features a terrace, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi throughout the property and a bar.
Simon
United Kingdom
Small, but beautiful room, it had everything you needed. Loved the little touches, like the chocolate. Great breakfast. Very friendly owners.
Offering views across Hoe Park towards the sea, Invicta Hotel is centrally located in Plymouth. The property has fibre optic internet, and free WiFi is accessible throughout.
Great location
Friendly and helpful staff
Comfortable bed
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.
The Copthorne Hotel Plymouth is a city-centre hotel with views of Armada Way towards the famous Hoe and Barbican. It is 5 minutes’ walk from Drake Circus and Armada shopping centres.
Lovely hotel in a great location. Excellent food 😋
Situated in Plymouth and with Devil's Point Beach reachable within 2 km, The Craft House features a terrace, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi throughout the property and a bar.
The location is excellent and the breakfast divine.
Mountbatten Hotel is set in Plymouth, 5 minutes' walk from Devonport Dockyard, 1.8 km from Plymouth Pavilions and 2.4 km from Plymouth Hoe. All rooms come with a flat-screen TV.
Beautiful location, calm environment., friendly and welcoming 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.
Super quality, cooked to order, professional staff ...
Situated within 7 km of Marsh Mills and 23 km of Port Eliot Gardens, OYO Plymouth Central Hotel offers rooms in Plymouth. This 3-star hotel offers a shared lounge, a 24-hour front desk and free WiFi.
Staff very welcoming
Room very clean and good location
FAQs about hotels in Plymouth
On average, 3-star hotels in Plymouth cost THB 3,648 per night, and 4-star hotels in Plymouth are THB 4,100 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Plymouth can on average be found for THB 8,369 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Plymouth this weekend is THB 5,047 or, for a 4-star hotel, THB 10,979. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Plymouth for this weekend cost on average around THB 9,870 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs THB 3,682 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Plymouth for tonight. You'll pay on average around THB 5,759 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Plymouth will cost around THB 7,143 (based on Booking.com prices).
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.
A vibrant city. my first time there and was pleasantly...
A vibrant city. my first time there and was pleasantly surprised. Sea front is amazing, docks are hustling and bustling. Good food options, lots of cafes and restaurants and for travel in the region, Plymouth is an ideal base.
Saad
United Kingdom
6.0
Scored 6.0
Very little parking in the centre.
Very little parking in the centre. Plymouth is quite hilly for those with limited mobility. The little Barbican Theatre is great. Centre can get a bit lairy after Plymouth Argyle have played at home.
Ian
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Plymouth Hoe is a wonderful place to walk plenty of...
Plymouth Hoe is a wonderful place to walk plenty of history.to indulge in. The barbican is a short walk from the Hoe where you will find restaurants and pubs. I would avoid the city centre until after the improvements are finished.
Val
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
The city centre itself isn't very beautiful.
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
The location of the hotel is great. Once parked we walked into town, we walked to Plymouth Hoe and out for dinner to the Waterfront one evening. The room was large and clean, though that is what we requested and paid for, so nothing more than what was as expected. Reception staff were very welcoming, helpful and friendly, making booking in us and sorting the parking registration system very easy.
As always I think the Copthorne is the best hotel in Plymouth. Cleanliness, staff, food is of an exceptional standard. A special mention for Marita who was in charge of breakfast, she was always happy and smiling. The manager always in attendance to enquire if everything was as you expected....it was. Will always return to this hotel as it is by far my favourite 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 is within walking distance of shops, the town centre, the Theatre, Plymouth Hoe and the harbour. The building is elegant, the atmosphere relaxed, management and staff charming and very helpful. The cooked breakfast was excellent and supplemented with a good buffet of fruit, fruit juice and cereals. Service was attentive and speedy.
Beautifully presented room. Tea making equipment was spotless as was the bedroom and bathroom. Quiet location but still within walking distance of everything you need to visit. Easy entry system and great contact on first arrival. If I ever need accommodation in Plymouth again I'll try and book here. Great stay from Paul and Finley.
Room was good size and beds were big and comfortable. All very clean. Car park is big so no trouble parking which is a bonus in Plymouth! Location is out of Plymouth city centre which we knew and not a problem for our purposes but might be for some. Would definitely use this hotel again when visiting Plymouth. Fast check in.
This is a beautiful old building with an air of elegance redolent of a bygone era. The rooms are bright and airy with a pleasant aspect, comfortable bed, heating and a private bathroom complete with a bath and plenty of hot water. The staff are most helpful and welcoming. The hotel offers a pleasant and comfortable bar.
The hotel is great for both The Barbican and The Hoe areas of Plymouth.
The breakfast room (Penthouse) had amazing views of Plymouth & the breakfast was delicious.
The swimming pool was clean & light/airy although small if you are a keen swimmer.
The room was clean & spacious & suitable for an overnight stay.
Rooms were nice, really quite to which was lovely because I shared a bedroom with my daughter and at another hotel there was a couple fighting which really scared her xx The Copthorne was really quite nice staff and nice breakfast and I was able to park in the hotel carpark which was brilliant.
They do a good English breakfast and there's fruit and croissants available for variety.
It's a very handy location for getting around Plymouth's attractions and transport links, including the international ferry terminal.
Lovely staff.
A grand old hotel with great communal areas bar and restaurant. Rooms comfortable and clean, my room had a great bathroom with both bath and shower. The hotel is nicely situated for the town centre, the Pavilion’s and the Plymouth Hoe.
The hotel was very comfortable and clean. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. I would highly recommend staying at this hotel. The breakfast choice and service was also excellent.
Location close to a few very nice parks and easy to find. We were here for our daughters graduation from Plymouth University east drive. VERY CLEAN! spacious and modern
We have more than 70 million property reviews, and they're all from real, verified guests.
How does it work?
1
It starts with a booking
It starts with a booking
The only way to leave a review is to first make a booking. That's how we know our reviews come from real guests who have stayed at the property.
2
Followed by a trip
Followed by a trip
When guests stay at the property they check out how quiet the room is, how friendly the staff are and more.
3
And finally, a review
And finally, a review
After their trip, guests tell us about their stay. We check for naughty words and verify the authenticity of all guest reviews before adding them to our site.
If you booked through us and want to leave a review, please sign in first.