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Discover the perfect place to stay in Britain’s Ocean City. Whether you’re planning a short visit or an extended stay, Plymouth offers a diverse range of accommodation options to suit every lifestyle and budget.
Experience luxury at a five-star city centre or waterfront hotel or unwind in a tranquil countryside retreat. Plymouth’s hotels provide exceptional comfort and convenience. Many of the hotels range from quintessentially English grandeur to family run hotels with some even set in old stone walls, acres of land and fantastic golfing and spa facilities.
Discover the perfect place to stay in Britain’s Ocean City. Whether you’re planning a short visit or an extended stay, Plymouth offers a diverse range of accommodation options to suit every lifestyle and budget.
Experience luxury at a five-star city centre or waterfront hotel or unwind in a tranquil countryside retreat. Plymouth’s hotels provide exceptional comfort and convenience. Many of the hotels range from quintessentially English grandeur to family run hotels with some even set in old stone walls, acres of land and fantastic golfing and spa facilities.
Feel at home in one of Plymouth’s many cosy bed and breakfasts. Enjoy a warm welcome and a hearty breakfast to start your day. Situated between Plymouth Hoe, the historic Barbican and Royal William Yard lies the majority of the individual family run guesthouses with bags of character.
Enjoy the charm and privacy of a holiday cottage. Perfect for families and groups, these cottages offer a home-away-from-home experience. Staying in one of the holiday cottages surrounding Plymouth's coast creates that sense of relaxation and is perfect for short romantic breaks or to make that family holiday extra special.
For those who prefer independence, Plymouth’s self-catering apartments and houses provide the flexibility to cook your own meals and explore at your own pace. From contemporary waterfront apartments to cosy countryside cottages and scenic lodges overlooking stunning coastlines, Plymouth has something for everyone.
Embrace the great outdoors at one of Plymouth’s caravan and holiday parks. Ideal for nature lovers and adventure seekers. Plymouth's outskirts are full of some spectacular sites, where caravans, chalets and tents all share well organised, family friendly facilities.
Plymouth is committed to inclusivity, offering a variety of accessible accommodation options to ensure a comfortable stay for everyone.
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The Black Friars Distillery, the working home of Plymouth Gin since 1793, is the oldest working gin distillery in England. The building dates back to the early 1400’s and where the Mayflower Fathers are said to have spent their last night before setting sail in the Mayflower to the New World.
The World-famous Plymouth Hoe offers beautiful scenic views. Popular legend has it that it was here, on 20th July 1588, that the Elizabethan Sea-Captain Sir Francis Drake was playing bowls when first news of sightings of the invading "Spanish Armada" was brought to him.
A centerpiece on Plymouth Hoe, Smeaton's Tower has become one of the South West's most well-known landmarks. Standing at 72 foot high, Smeaton's Tower offers fantastic views of Plymouth Sound and the city from its lantern room.
"One of my favourite things to do on a weekend in Plymouth, is to head down to Elvira's Cafe and have a big old English breakfast and then get on the Cremyll Ferry and have a beautiful day sightseeing"
The Black Friars Distillery, the working home of Plymouth Gin since 1793, is the oldest working gin distillery in England. The building dates back to the early 1400’s and where the Mayflower Fathers are said to have spent their last night before setting sail in the Mayflower to the New World.
The World-famous Plymouth Hoe offers beautiful scenic views. Popular legend has it that it was here, on 20th July 1588, that the Elizabethan Sea-Captain Sir Francis Drake was playing bowls when first news of sightings of the invading "Spanish Armada" was brought to him.
A centerpiece on Plymouth Hoe, Smeaton's Tower has become one of the South West's most well-known landmarks. Standing at 72 foot high, Smeaton's Tower offers fantastic views of Plymouth Sound and the city from its lantern room.
"One of my favourite things to do on a weekend in Plymouth, is to head down to Elvira's Cafe and have a big old English breakfast and then get on the Cremyll Ferry and have a beautiful day sightseeing"
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