I had stayed here quite regularly up until a couple of years ago but defected after I was allocated the room from hell despite being a regular guest. However, I am getting a bit fed up of having to collect my own food at Jurys (no room service) and wishing I had something to do in the evenings (H I... more

Husband and I stayed for 3 nights in June, Saturday to Tuesday. Underground parking costs only £3.50 a stay, but is very tight to negotiate with a long car (2-year-old Passat). We dented and scraped the passenger side on one of the corners, and will now have the repair cost to add onto our weekend break! Location – very hard... more

We went for a two night stay as part of a group of 26. Booking in was quick as all our keys were in envelopes and we just gave our name and were given the envelopes. The room was big but not clean, there was mould behind the bath taps and around the tiles, and the shower only just warm,... more

Stayed here many times in the past, and have long thought it quite shabby . But the bedrooms have certainly been upgraded for 2008 - mine was a huge room, clean, spacious, tidy - with an enormous bathroom, though with a tiny bath that would not hold water very well! Reception and restaurant unchanged and still rather dreary. I can't... more

I use tripadvisor regularly, but I've never posted before so I though I should comment on this hotel which I stayed in 4 days a week for 14 months (!!!) whilst on business. Here are my thoughs... Location - For Plymouth it's actually ideal. 2 minutes walk from the Barbican and it's nice bars and restaurants with views over the... more

Booked in for 1 night. Do not put postcode into a Sat Nav. as it will take you into Armada Way which ends in a Pedestrian Precinct. We had to ask a 'Friendly Traffic Warden' for directions. Head towards The Hoe and you can't miss it. Arrived at the front of the Hotel and we saw the Concierge and asked... more

First impressions of this hotel were quite favourable - it was very conveniently located for work in a quiet square a few minutes from the Hoe - the restaurant and some rooms had good views of the Hoe and Plymouth Sound. The rooms appeared to have been recently refurbished with modern fittings and were a good size. The usual tea/coffee... more

A cold and unwelcoming foyer, nice room but tiny bath, I ended up with my knees up round my ears! Restaurant is ok and the food not bad but the service was very slow and the windows were constantly steamed up blocking what would be fantastic views of the Hoe. Breakfast very busy and on one morning I had to... more

We are a family or two adults and two children 12 and 8 .We are hardened travellers and wont let anything stop us from enjoying our weekend break but not being able to open a window even a couple of inches really `bugged us` . We had a lovely sea view and wanted air and were denied it because of... more