St Austell hotels in Plympton, Plymouth

"Clean, practical, with most things you need, an iron and hairdryer too. I would have liked to have had plant based milk cartons in my room instead of dairy though, so l could have enjoyed a cuppa in my room. Shower head is fixed to the wall too, making it difficult to shower properly. But otherwise all was good. Staff are very friendly but not enough of them on reception. Cafe is nice, again, vegan options not as obvious as I'd have liked. I spent ages trying to work that all out. Generally a nice stay though. "

"Fantastic facilities in beautiful surroundings. It was a great base for exploring plus the added bonus of several electric charge points."

"Stayed for one night in a club twin room with my son, clean comfortable room friendly staff and really good selection and quality at the buffet breakfast "

"As always a very well run hotel, great service and well placed for the Barbican etc."

"I had just developed a minor medical condition which means using a wheelchair. One to one safety briefing and a ground floor suitable room was provided. Friendly efficient staff and stunning views across Plymouth from the Penthouse restaurant."

"Perfect location with parking and incredible views. The hotel was impeccable and the staff very helpful and friendly. The continental breakfast had very good options. We will definitely return."

"We loved the stay the staff where very kind although the room could of had a clean as bathroom was not the cleanest but the food 5 star"

"The property was gorgeous! The room was large and the bathroom updated. Staff were really helpful and the food was very good. It IS very remote so if you are going as a destination to really use the amenities-golf course, pool, spa, etc., it was great. We had hoped to use it as a base to travel out from but the roads were so narrow and rather treacherous getting in, we didn’t feel like driving back and forth to other locations in Devon and Cornwall, which was too bad. "

"One of a kind location in historic building with wonderful gardens"