Search Hotels Near South West Coast Path Section 36 Trailhead, Plymouth

"Great location to stay with a clean rooms and comfy bed"

"The rooms haven't really been updated since the hotel first opened. The windows barely work as double glazed anymore, letting in the cold and noise. I wouldn't like to stay here in winter. I'm sorry, but just putting a heavy curtain in front is not enough. I love the place for it's location and many memories but I'm having serious doubts about staying here again. The staff are lovely but under a lot of pressure. I didn't eat here but the bar was so empty I wouldn't bother. Lots of promotion about the Leonardo loyalty scheme claiming that you get cheaper rates by joining, every time I tried this Hotels.com came in cheaper, so compare before you book (if you really have to)"

"Great size room, easy check in, secure affordable parking "

"What a great location, beautiful lots of things to do in walking distance"

"Everything was wonderful, from the staff to the room. The pool, gym, and sauna were excellent. The breakfast was all fresh and the view was lovely."

"The location of the hotel is good, close to city centre, railway station and The Barbican. Car parking is good and reasonable price. Reception is very welcoming and staff very helpful. Our double room seemed a little dated in furniture and underneath the desk were a lot of biscuit crumbs which then makes you think the room wasn’t cleaned properly. Reported to reception and they dealt with problem immediately. Bathroom also very dated and basic. Comfortable bed. Unfortunately the windows were of a poor quality and they rattled constantly through the night due to windy conditions. We didn’t eat at the hotel but the bar was very comfortable and welcoming. Overall disappointing but willing to stay again if standard of room could be improved."

"spotless rooms and the most comfy beds ever . staff all very helpfill. we will be back /"

"Good hotel and very good location."

"Recently refurbished hotel, friendly staff, great location for barbican and the hoe"