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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Great location near Plymouth Hoe & lovely walk to Barbican area. Hotel staff very friendly and accomadating. Breakfast to die for, great selection of hot food and very well cooked. Small car park but good system for fitting them all in. Definitely worthy of a return visit if in the area again.
Great location near Plymouth Hoe & lovely walk to Barbican area. Hotel staff very friendly and accomadating. Breakfast to die for, great selection of hot food and very well cooked. Small car park but good system for fitting them all in. Definitely worthy of a return visit if in the area again.
This is a classic older hotel but it is very well maintained. Rooms and common areas were clean and well maintained. Staff were friendly and available. On-site parking is limited (I'd say about 20-25 vehicles and it's a 72 room hotel) so if the place is busy you have to find a space and park on the road but there are places.
This is a classic older hotel but it is very well maintained. Rooms and common areas were clean and well maintained. Staff were friendly and available. On-site parking is limited (I'd say about 20-25 vehicles and it's a 72 room hotel) so if the place is busy you have to find a space and park on the road but there are places.
This was our second stay at Fowlescombe Farm and it only reinforced our view that it is one of the most special places to stay in the UK.
This time we stayed in the Pond Suite, which was every bit as beautifully designed and comfortable as our previous accommodation, with lovely views across the surrounding countryside. Being one of just three rooms within the Farmhouse, we particularly enjoyed having direct access to the spacious, well-equipped kitchen and the cosy lounge areas...
This was our second stay at Fowlescombe Farm and it only reinforced our view that it is one of the most special places to stay in the UK.
This time we stayed in the Pond Suite, which was every bit as beautifully designed and comfortable as our previous accommodation, with lovely views across the surrounding countryside. Being one of just three rooms within the Farmhouse, we particularly enjoyed having direct access to the spacious, well-equipped kitchen and the cosy lounge areas...
Unique for this B&B is the hospitality of Iain and Jack. They make for you a delicious breakfast every morning and serve it in their kitchen. In the evening you can read a book in their superb living room. So many details in their house. A pleasure to see around. The bedroom and bathroom are very clean.
Unique for this B&B is the hospitality of Iain and Jack. They make for you a delicious breakfast every morning and serve it in their kitchen. In the evening you can read a book in their superb living room. So many details in their house. A pleasure to see around. The bedroom and bathroom are very clean.
This is the most fabulous hotel. The buildings from 1810 arranged around the courtyard are beautiful. The staff are all true professionals, courteous, helpful, knowledgeable, all with a smile.
Our room was lovely with a view down to the Tamar and beautifully presented.
Now to the dining where do you start? The food was I think the best we have ever eaten. The menu was a complete gastronomic experience from breakfast to dinner.
We will definitely return.
This is the most fabulous hotel. The buildings from 1810 arranged around the courtyard are beautiful. The staff are all true professionals, courteous, helpful, knowledgeable, all with a smile.
Our room was lovely with a view down to the Tamar and beautifully presented.
Now to the dining where do you start? The food was I think the best we have ever eaten. The menu was a complete gastronomic experience from breakfast to dinner.
We will definitely return.
Alan
Reviewed October 20, 2023Reviewed October 20, 2023
Lovely small boutique hotel near the quayside with friendly staff and nicely decorated.
Very busy with a coffee shop and restaurant on lower ground. Being one of the oldest buildings in the town it has low ceilings, steep stair cases, beams and wonky floors!
The bedrooms are spotlessly clean and our bed and pillows were very comfortable. Free WiFi, bottled water, tv, tea & coffee, hair dryer, iron and ironing board and USB plug points besides the bed are included.
A couple of rooms are on the...
Lovely small boutique hotel near the quayside with friendly staff and nicely decorated.
Very busy with a coffee shop and restaurant on lower ground. Being one of the oldest buildings in the town it has low ceilings, steep stair cases, beams and wonky floors!
The bedrooms are spotlessly clean and our bed and pillows were very comfortable. Free WiFi, bottled water, tv, tea & coffee, hair dryer, iron and ironing board and USB plug points besides the bed are included.
A couple of rooms are on the...
One of the prettiest views anywhere in England from the balcony overlooking the estuary. Rooms are well decorated, spacious and have free gin. What’s not to like?
One of the prettiest views anywhere in England from the balcony overlooking the estuary. Rooms are well decorated, spacious and have free gin. What’s not to like?
Cliff
Reviewed September 4, 2023Reviewed September 4, 2023
I booked a room for a Monday and Tuesday night as a treat for my wife's birthday and our wedding anniversary. I wanted somewhere special and the Hotel delivered it for me. We were met on arrival and our car parked for us. The bags were taken to the room. The room was on the top floor overlooking the valley. The views of the English countryside were fabulous. The room had recently been renovated and has tea and coffee making facilities and some complimentary sloe gin (appreciated by my wife). The...
I booked a room for a Monday and Tuesday night as a treat for my wife's birthday and our wedding anniversary. I wanted somewhere special and the Hotel delivered it for me. We were met on arrival and our car parked for us. The bags were taken to the room. The room was on the top floor overlooking the valley. The views of the English countryside were fabulous. The room had recently been renovated and has tea and coffee making facilities and some complimentary sloe gin (appreciated by my wife). The...
We were travelling with a dog and stayed in one of the ground floor rooms. The room we had was fine for our overnight stay. It was comfortable and clean. The staff were very friendly towards us and our dog and we were made very welcome. Evening meal was excellent as was the breakfast.
We can recommend this hotel especially if you want to stay somewhere with some character.
We were travelling with a dog and stayed in one of the ground floor rooms. The room we had was fine for our overnight stay. It was comfortable and clean. The staff were very friendly towards us and our dog and we were made very welcome. Evening meal was excellent as was the breakfast.
We can recommend this hotel especially if you want to stay somewhere with some character.
Julian
Reviewed December 9, 2016Reviewed December 9, 2016
Plymouth offers a captivating blend of history, culture, and adventure that will delight any traveller. Start your exploration at the stunning waterfront, where the iconic Hoe provides breathtaking views of the English Channel. It’s a perfect spot for a leisurely stroll or a picnic with family, surrounded by beautiful gardens. For history enthusiasts, the Royal William Yard is a must-visit; this historic naval victualling yard has been transformed into a vibrant area filled with boutique shops and artisanal eateries, ideal for a day of indulgence. Don’t miss the chance to delve into maritime history at the National Marine Aquarium, which showcases fascinating marine life and is a great educational experience for kids. If you're seeking adventure, the nearby Plymouth Sound offers opportunities for sailing and kayaking, letting you experience the area's natural beauty from the water. Finally, a visit to the vibrant Barbican district will immerse you in Plymouth's artsy vibe, with its cobbled streets lined with galleries, shops, and cozy cafes. Choose a hotel in this lively area to enjoy easy access to these attractions and feel pampered with quality service and amenities that cater to your every need.