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GO Luxury Hotels in Plymouth |
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From magnificent
waterfront hotels to posh city centre accommodation,
Plymouth has a lot to offer visitors who are looking
for a little splendour during their stay. The cream of the crop, and a firm favourite among the rich and famous, is The Grand Hotel [map] on Elliot Street, just off Plymouth’s famous Hoe. Dating back to the Victorian era, this hotel is an imposing building overlooking Plymouth Sound, and just a short walk from the city centre and other major tourist attractions. With a wealth of facilities, including its own top class restaurant, this place is as grand in style as it is in name. There's also the Plymouth Hoe Moat House [map] on Armada Way, which boasts luxury executive bedrooms and suites, along with the renowned Club Motivation health club, which has an indoor swimming pool and fitness centre. Also on Armada Way you’ll find the Copthorne Hotel [map], which offers four star accommodation right in the heart of Plymouth's busy tourist and shopping area. Ideal for both leisure and business visitors, the facilities here include a leisure centre, with swimming pool, steam room and gym, a bar and all-day brasserie. All the rooms come equipped with a minibar, safe, television, and tea/coffee making facilities, and guests can also make use the 24-hour room service, bureau de change, and business facilities. For a taste of magnificent Victorian Gothic architecture head for The Duke of Cornwall Hotel [map] on Millbay Road, which is one of Plymouth’s most famous landmarks. All rooms are en suite and offer the usual modern comforts, while some of them also have four-poster beds. The hotel also has a restaurant and bar, 24-hour room service, parking, and business facilities. If you’re looking for plush accommodation outside the city centre then you probably won’t find much better than the Burgh Island Hotel [map] on Bigbury-on-Sea, a little island off the coast of Plymouth. In its heyday this was the place to be seen by the southwest’s rich and famous, with regular visitors including Agatha Christie and the Duke and Duchess of Windsor. The hotel is arranged as suites, which all have a bathroom, sitting room and bedroom that feel luxurious. However you will have to travel to and from the island via a fairly comfortable tractor. Alternatively, you could opt for the Kitley House Hotel [map] in the Yealmpton area of the city , which stands on an estate that is mentioned in the Domesday Book. This hotel offers an excellent standard of accommodation and a first rate restaurant. All the rooms are en suite and have tea/coffee making facilities, while some even have king size beds. If you want to comment on our choices or recommend somewhere, why not use our What You Recommend form to let us know. |
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