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I booked this hotel purely for the fact that the pavillions is next door and we were going there that evening. On arrival, we were greeted by a very friendly receptionist. The room was beautifully clean and in a very central location. We didn't manage to use the facilities, but they did look lovely and we probably should have made use of them! If you're going to Plymouth and looking for somewhere nice and comfortable to stay, then look no further. I grabbed a bargain on agoda!

Superbly located on the hoe, first class staff very helpful and friendly. Came down to watch the football me a Walsall supporter had the best weekend , my team lost but Plymouth is a wonderful city. Thank you agoda. Com for making it happen. Best regards Paul hodson

We were a group of 4 in 2 double rooms, we all agreed that the hotel was excellent value for money and we would all stay again. The staff were helpful and pleasant, the rooms clean and comfortable, we didn't get to eat there but tea making facilities in the room were very welcome.

our stay here was great.it was an unbelievable price fro waht they offer. you would find it hard to get a better deal in plymouth and i would definately stay again

Superb location for concert at The Pavilions - just walk across the road. Parking was VERY limited - we managed to park on the road nearby but car had to be moved before 10.00am when charging started

This very nicely located hotel in the suburbs of Plymouth in a place called Plympton,the hotel is only a few minuets from the shops and restaurants of Plympton ,the hotel is situated in very nice grounds ,very peaceful with a great history ,the bar is very charming and offers a great photo opportunity,but for me it was the very nice room with lovely bathrooms with soft towels and lovely smelling soaps ,very cosy and great for a romantic interlude,the staff were very helpful and professional,all and all a very nice stay

The Future Inn is a large modern hotel, set on the edge of a business park on the outskirts of Plymouth. I arrived at around 1pm on a wet saturday, an hour early for check in. Was very pleasantly surprised to be told that they could check me in very shortly. So by 1:15 I was on my way up to my room. I was struck by the overall cleanliness of the place. The room was huge. Two standard size double beds, TV, ensuite. I've stayed in 3star hotels in Europe that have not been as well equipped. Modern furnishings. The cleanliness thing was accentuated by the fact that the bed linen was white. Very white. Despite being very close to Plymouth airport and the main road (A386) the room was quiet. So in theory there should be no problem in sleeping. The bed was extremely comfortable and I had no problem in getting a good night's kip. Breakfast is served in the restaurant and is the usual buffet affair. Nothing to get overexcited about, adequate with a reasonable choice. If I had a minor moan, some of the cooked items could have been warmer. The restaurant itself is again modern furnishings with clean lines. Staff were young, friendly and professional in approach. The hotel is very good for families with young children. I noticed at least three in the restaurant with infants in high chairs. Being away from the city centre means that it is quieter. If you want nightlife, you have to get a taxi or drive the 4-5 miles down to Union Street. The hotel also has a large car park that is free for guests. I paid £58 for a one night stay with breakfast. I reckon this was excellent value for money.

This hotel has been tastefully redecorated. It is well cared for by a family who are obviously interested in their reputation. All services are professionally provided and rooms are well furnished and fully equipped. Wifi is accessible throughout the hotel and parking is easily obtained outside the main entrance. Breakfast is cooked on the spot, generous portions are served and guests are made to feel very welcome by the owners. I would not hesitate to recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Plymouth.

We were in Plymouth for a wedding, and wished we had stayed longer to enjoy the hotel. Quaint and pretty, very comfortable bed and especially love the design of the bathroom and the freestanding bath tub! The only thing was that the waitress forgot to bring half of my breakfast order..but it was fine as I was too stuffed to eat any more anyway.

Lovely hotel, near sea line and city center. Breakfast is very good for the price and just made in time and at your request. Rooms are cosy and clean. Wi-Fi internet available. Staff is very helpfull and nice.

It was a wondeful 3 night stay, the staff are friendly and informative, breakfast was proper and they even cater with vegetarian sausages. Also I cannot express how happy I was with the cleaner next morning I'd come to having my items placed neatly in shelves my own pillow which was on the ground placed back on the bed head and a constant change of towels. Maybe I'm not used to b&bs and this is the norm, but I believe they are every bit and more for a 3 star accomodation. thanks invicta. Also if you stay here don't go past reading the plaque history on the front of the building, your also staying on a wwII bomb site.

Excellent setting outside but not too far from Plymouth city center. Very quiet, friendly staff, reasonable comfort and service, excellent value. I would certainly use this hotel again when in the area on business.

Location, location, location, That's what the Admiral McBride is all about. The rooms are barely acceptable. The bathroom is so small and the hot water system very difficult to operate. Every time someone used the toilet it sounded as though a steam train was passing by. The room had a great view but again was so disorganised that you could not fully open the bathroom door. When we went diwn stairs for dinner at 8.30pm we were told that no food was available. We already new that breakfast was not available and after waiting around till 9am thee was still no one in attendance to assit us with checking out. On the positive side the location is the BEST. The Babican waterfront is fantastic and fortunately there are dozens of pubs and other restaurants close by.

it's a long time sice I had to wander up the landing to use the bathroom. maybe Plymouth is an expensive place but the b&b's i stayed in newquay were much nicer and cheaper.