Find hotels near Plym Valley Railway, Plymouth from NT$2,167

"Perfectly located for shopping and eating out. The staff were really helpful and polite. Room was lovely and clean and the selection of complimentary tea and coffee was great. Breakfast was perfect with. Plenty to choose from. "

"Great hotel & excellent value. Huge room (bathroom not so much so & needed decorating but v small issue), great facilities incl health club & breakfast was excellent in penthouse restaurant"

"One of the loveliest spas I’ve been to. Cheaper to stay the night and use the spa over 2 days than pay for a spa day."

"All the staff were very responsive and helpful.i had lost my phone charger and they went out of the way to try to find it and to charge my phone up for me."

"Good staff very nice"

"We had a fantastic 3‑night stay at Charles Hope Plymouth. The apartment was modern, spotless, and thoughtfully designed, making it feel fresh and welcoming from the moment we arrived. Everything we needed was provided — from a fully equipped kitchen to comfortable living spaces — which made our stay effortless and enjoyable. The amenities were excellent, with all the little details covered, so we never felt like anything was missing. It was the perfect base for our trip, combining convenience with comfort. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a clean, contemporary place to stay in Plymouth."

"Absolutely loved Grace! She greeted us upon arrival and was available the entire weekend for our stay. The small staff was exceptional! All very friendly. Accommodations were modern and clean, bed was comfortable. While it wasn’t a bothere to us. Be warned they have live music on weekends so it will be noisy from 9-11p.m. We would stay here again if we were ever to come back to the area."

"AVOID. Difficult to know where to start. This apartment was mis-sold, as it is student accommodation (10 bedrooms per flat). Each guest has shared access to the common room, housing the kitchen and sofa. On check in (after a long on-line book in process (crashing server)), the common room was inhabited with other guests, who were cooking tea. The bins were overflowing and the place generally stank. The actual room that was allocated to me, was situated overlooking a busy duelled road, with a wide full length window, making privacy impossible. You couldn't even go to the toilet without waving to bus passengers (the busses generally held up opposite by traffic lights. The bed mattress was extremely soft, although the pillows and duvet were reasonable. The carpet was heavily stained in multiple places, ,meaning that you couldn't take your shoes off, without picking up god knows what. My room was emptied on the second day of the stay, with the entire contents of my luggage stuck in a cupboard, requiring a housekeeping manager to drive down a release them later that night. The fire brigade were called out after another irate guest had set the alarms off, as he couldn't get into his room. That gave us a chance to converse with some overseas students from the block, who pointed out the multiple blood stain splatters from the previous weekends serious assault in flat 17, where a guest was battered senseless. In 30+ years of travel, the worst stay by a mile."