Hotels in Plymouth UK

Many of the original features and characteristics of the building have been retained, whilst every mode.

Historically significant Barbican, Brittany Ferry Terminal, train and coach stations and excellent shopping facilities of the city centre.

With it's cosmopolitan quayside bars, restaurants and marinas, and Plymouth's vibrant city centre.

Originally a large family house built around 1830, the Belmont has been sympathetically converted to a small hotel. Comfortable bedrooms, most of which have en-suite facilities.

The Berkeley's Of St James is only a short walk from Plymouth City Centre and the historically significant Plymouth Barbican.

We are a village pub offering bed and breakfast facilities with well-appointed rooms, and shared toilets and shower rooms. Most rooms have sea views. We are winners of the ‘Plymouth Camra Pub of the Year 2006’ award.

We are 10 minutes’ walk from Mount Batten Diving and Water Sports Centre, and within 2 miles of Staddon Heights golf course. Various beaches can be found within 20 miles.
We are frequently visited by divers and sailors from around the world. We host live music most Saturday evenings, and real ale festivals are held bi-monthly.

We can send faxes or emails on request.

There is character in abundance here with original architectural features retained such as deep walls, huge fireplaces and ornate ceilings. A variety of bedrooms, including a number of four-posters, are available. Dinner is served in the wonderful Gallery Restaurant, which overlooks the Great Hall.

It provides comfortable accommodation in a convenient, central location.