Plymouth Hotel Guide. Hotels in Plymouth Cultural District, Plymouth, United States of America

"Breakfast was excellent Parking lot comfortable "

"The room was clean and modern. They are renovating the whole place. The outside spaces need renovation, but I'm sure it will get done. It seems they're renovating the whole building.Beautiful sunrise,very nice staff. It will be a gem when it's done."

"Overall "

"Hotel is obviously dated however, the rooms were clean. The building is right next to the highway so could be noisy for rooms on that side."

"Very clean and great location Some noise due to construction "

"Clean room. Convenient location "

"yes"

"Breakfast meals could be better "

"This hotel is in a great location, has plenty of parking, and the room was big. We traveled with kids, and were not told that the pool was under construction- first disappointment. The customer service at front desk was disappointing for the most part. Rude and entitled, no hospitality. True to form, the NE stereotype was on full display. Having lived in MA for 40 years, and other parts of the country for 15, I can confirm that customer service was terrible. At almost every opportunity, staff made it seem like having customers was a bother to them, and like it would kill them to smile. No one tried to make us feel welcome- it's really not that hard. If you go into the hospitality industry, try to at least pretend you like dealing with the public. Zero compassion or problem solving. The room was nice and well equipped, however, our door handle (to the hallway) was basically falling off- it could be easily moved in and out of the door and did not always lock when we left the room. We made front desk aware (she feigned mild concern) and said she would put in a ticket. No one came, it remained unsafe during our stay. Breakfast was a nice plus. For most people traveling is either for a fun experience, or sometimes for a stressful busy event, and in all cases, costs too much to accept being treated as if your presence is a nuisance. "