"It’s a very old and quirky pub with accommodation above ,very helpful and friendly staff could not fault breakfast great and varied also lunch and evening meals as well ,very nice place to stay and very clean and tidy village ,close to the ferry to Plymouth for day trips and various shops and coffee shops ,beautiful place to stay"
"It’s a very old and quirky pub with accommodation above ,very helpful and friendly staff could not fault breakfast great and varied also lunch and evening meals as well ,very nice place to stay and very clean and tidy village ,close to the ferry to Plymouth for day trips and various shops and coffee shops ,beautiful place to stay"
"The property is stunning, with views to die for, and it is so quiet! The staff were so helpful, warm and welcoming!
The only critism we have is the bathroom facility in the disabled bathroom. No shaver socket working, and the floor looked as if it needed a good power wash.
We would go back and stay tomorrow."
"The property is stunning, with views to die for, and it is so quiet! The staff were so helpful, warm and welcoming!
The only critism we have is the bathroom facility in the disabled bathroom. No shaver socket working, and the floor looked as if it needed a good power wash.
We would go back and stay tomorrow."
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.
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.
Cannot fault the Halfway House Pub. Stayed here for 4 nights..Friendly welcome shown our room by Mike. All staff friendly and helpful. Room was excellent spotless and uensuite was great.
Breakfast was very good.
Ate here twice in the evening and food was excellent. Great evening spent listening to the Sea Shanty choir.
Dog friendly..
No car park but public car park £5 for 24 hours.
Will definitely be staying again. Thanks to all staff at the Halfway House.
Cannot fault the Halfway House Pub. Stayed here for 4 nights..Friendly welcome shown our room by Mike. All staff friendly and helpful. Room was excellent spotless and uensuite was great.
Breakfast was very good.
Ate here twice in the evening and food was excellent. Great evening spent listening to the Sea Shanty choir.
Dog friendly..
No car park but public car park £5 for 24 hours.
Will definitely be staying again. Thanks to all staff at the Halfway House.
Beautiful old Elizabethan mansion that presents immaculately and gives you a real sense of history. Fantastic service - nothing is too much for all the staff. I will be returning.
Beautiful old Elizabethan mansion that presents immaculately and gives you a real sense of history. Fantastic service - nothing is too much for all the staff. I will be returning.
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed February 13, 2020Reviewed February 13, 2020
This is the second time I ’ve stayed at the Royal William Yard Apartments. Second time round was just as good as the first, getu clean, comfortable and the location is brilliant. Would recommend to anyone.
This is the second time I’ve stayed at the Royal William Yard Apartments. Second time round was just as good as the first, getu clean, comfortable and the location is brilliant. Would recommend to anyone.
Alex
Reviewed February 15, 2019Reviewed February 15, 2019
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
Lovely hotel step away from Plymouth Hoe. Arty decor super clean and comfy. Delicious breakfast. Family run, friendly and welcoming service. Would highly recommend.
Lovely hotel step away from Plymouth Hoe. Arty decor super clean and comfy. Delicious breakfast. Family run, friendly and welcoming service. Would highly recommend.
We've stayed at The Cornish Arms on many occasions and it never fails to disappoint. Fantastic welcoming staff, wonderful food (dinner and breakfast) and a well-appointed and luxurious room.
We've stayed at The Cornish Arms on many occasions and it never fails to disappoint. Fantastic welcoming staff, wonderful food (dinner and breakfast) and a well-appointed and luxurious room.
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.
the hotel is welcoming with friendly staff, the rooms are very clean and tidy, and the inhouse Brasserie is excellent again with excellent staff and the food and portions are fantastic. Onsite Car Park is a bonus and is well viewed.
I have stayed in this hotel 3 times now and have never been disappointed with anything
the hotel is welcoming with friendly staff, the rooms are very clean and tidy, and the inhouse Brasserie is excellent again with excellent staff and the food and portions are fantastic. Onsite Car Park is a bonus and is well viewed.
I have stayed in this hotel 3 times now and have never been disappointed with anything
Euan
Reviewed January 12, 2022Reviewed January 12, 2022
After you've decided where you'd like to stay in walkable Rame, figure out some fun things to do on your trip. Polhawn Fort, Cornwall National Landscape and Mount Edgcumbe House and Country Park are some of the local sights worth visiting. Some other things you might want to enjoy include Theatre Royal, Plymouth, The Box and Buckland Abbey.
What kind of weather should I plan for when I travel to Rame?
Understanding the weather in Rame is important when planning your trip. The hottest months are usually July and August, with an average temperature of 15°C, while the coldest months are February and January, with an average of 7°C. Average annual precipitation for Rame is 926 mm.