Serviced Property Plymouth

Compact room but has everything you need for a short stay. There is communal kitchen facilities and the rear and coffee offerings were limited which is a shame as I need coffee to function 😂. Good quality towels and bedding. I thought initially the mattress looked and felt worn out but we had the best night's sleep. We were expecting it to be quite noisy however we didn't hear a peep until the noisy neighbours woke and banged their door around 7am.

I arrived around 8:30 at the property couldn't find it as looked so rough on the outside. On entering the lower stair well was poorly lit and coming down the staits the light didn't come on till you were almost at the bottom. The Stairwell & carpet were grubby looking, and generally smelt fousty. The room was lovely inside but again had that smell like it hadn't been used in a while. What bothered me the most was that the door had a pin code which I couldn't change and after being walked to my room the hosts (friend)stayed with me while I entered it. Being a professional lady, staying away on my own I felt a little scared to be honest - wouldn't do this again - hotel everytime!!!! Nowhere to eat close by only a KFC which closed early due to staffing issues, unless you wanted a kebab or pizza- I chose to starve as didn't feel safe

Deceptively pleasant stay the initial contact was OMG but once insideit was really clean and well supplied with tea and coffee. I've stayed in 5*hotels worse than this place. Value for money all day long

We stayed here for the Tom Jones concert, and so did a number of other people. The communal kitchen was a good place to chat to others staying in the house. The building is a little off-putting from the outside, particularly as there are sometimes homeless people sitting nearby. The building is interesting and is part of the conservation area, but has been much altered and added to over the years, so the interior is a little rambling and odd. You collect the key from a small coded safe outside, and let yourself in, and then seek out your apartment, pressing various buttons to light up the stairs or corridors. Our apartment was clean, comfortable, spacious, with a recently fitted and good quality toilet and shower. View from our window was limited - mostly over the roof top of the building - but not unpleasant. Breakfast is included, and is help yourself. There are various cereals, bread with a toaster, milk, jams, etc. The kitchen has a TV and baby football table. There is only one small kitchen table, plus a coffee table, so it is really limited to one or two families. We moved around the furniture to suit ourselves when others were there, so were always OK. Some people opted to take their breakfast back to their room. We enjoyed playing on the (somewhat rickety) baby football table. While the apartment itself is decent enough, the rest of the building is a little odd and ragged, but we liked it. It was relaxed and laid back. There is short term parking on the street outside, which is long term at weekends. There is also a multi storey car park a short distance away which is not expensive (but has an awkward one way system when you exit!). The area is not rough (certainly not as rough as its reputation), but is not exactly a quiet suburban location. If you are comfortable being in a slightly run down urban area with homeless people hanging around, and if you're OK with a student style accommodation, then this place is fine. It's cheap and cheerful. The main plus points are: It's good value. It is a useful location (we were able to walk to everywhere from there). It is clean and comfortable. You get a free help yourself breakfast in a communal kitchen. We'd certainly use it again when visiting Plymouth. The main negative points: It's a little rough and ready - this is not the place for a romantic weekend. It's not attractive, it is functional. The street outside can feel a little unsafe.