Hoteles cerca del Ashoka Buddhist Centre, Plymouth

We had a lovey visit at Charles Hope apartment in Plymouth. Immaculate accommodation, really comfy bed and very quiet. Walkable to Plymouth Hoe and Barbican. problem with door entry on return in the evening which was a little worrying. Also, do not arrive for check in before 3pm. We were there at five minutes to three but could not get in. Would stay again and highly recommend.

Estado aquí por una noche en un viaje a casa de las Islas de Scilly. Alojamiento espacial con instalaciones habituales. Excelente gestión, servicio de comida y bebida. Atención, personal profesional. Gerente de hotel a mano para nos despedir. Todo lo anterior está en una estancia de 12 horas.

Perfectly situated for exploring Plymouth and all it has to offer, restaurants, shops , cinema , cafés, Barbican, the Hoe all within easy walking distance , buses and train station all easily accessible from here . Check in and out easy , staff very friendly and helpful, was travelling with my granddaughter so safety was upmost for me , and we certainly felt safe here . Beds , pillows very comfortable, room very clean no complaints as best nights sleep ever for both of us , very peaceful and quiet rooms , lack of drawer space for 2 ppl for four nights was a pain but not major , room was large and easy to move about in . Due to staff shortages our room couldn't be cleaned ( four night stay ) but we were left a bag of clean towels and refills of sugar/ tea / coffee, a letter of apology was also left explaining the situation, I was find with this as room was fine , out most of the time. Breakfast was adequate, hot , plenty of choice, ran out of few items which was disappointing, didn't get any eggs as quhe so long and all gone by the time it our turn , plus eaten the rest of my Breakfast as would've gone cold, tables not cleared quickly enough, had to ask for cutlery and to wipe the table , again down to staff shortages. Didn't eat breakfast again purely because my granddaughter only ever has toast and jam with a cup of apple juice , while I think £13 is reasonable for the breakfast, I'm not paying the same for 2 slices of toast and jam , no fault of the hotel obviously. We had serious issues with door card never working , think it worked on the last day , but all issues dealt with promptly by staff . All in all very good experience, thought it was very overpriced for what is really just a massive travel lodge , rooms are very similar to the many Premier inns and travel lodges around the country. Saying this I'd definitely stay again if visiting Plymouth.

The service was very good very polite staff we used the swimming , sauna and loved it very easy just sign in and enjoy for as long as you like. The food was superb. Will definitely be going there again and I will be spreading the word .

Overall my experience of the hotel was very good. The service, cleanliness and facilities were very good indeed. I would certainly book this hotel again and would recommend it for anyone that’s going to visit Plymouth in the future.

We booked this Hotel mainly because it is right opposite the Plymouth Pavilions where we were attending a concert but we would go there again anyway. It is a beautiful old world Hotel and like stepping back in time. Obviously needs a bit of maintenance but that isn't surprising when the building is so old. We loved the whole experience of this charming Hotel. The breakfast was excellent and hot and served at your table. The Dinner was also excellent. All the Staff were helpful and very friendly, especially the two ladies at the Reception. We would definitely stay there again. Truly a unique experience.

Hotel team all friendly and kind, help me to call the cab, the bed is comfortable, but not extremely convenient to the city, mostly I need to take taxi. I like the welcome drink very much. For me I will come back and stay again.

The location is perfect if you don't want to be in Plymouth itself. We needed to be near Derriford and it was really easy to get to and find. The hotel staff were really friendly and happy. Rooms were huge and had plenty of space. Beds and Pillows were comfy. The wallpaper is wearing a little and was starting to peel, but nothing major. Really good value, considering it had breakfast included, and nicer than a PI. Breakfast had plenty of choice and all very tasty, but plates weren't warmed which meant the food got cold very quickly as it wasn't particularly hot anyway. Coffee wasn't great. Would definitely stay again if prices were competitive.

Boringdon is a very nice hotel but our experience was more 4 than 5 star (except for the dinner which was exceptional in taste, presentation and service). We booked a stable room Mayflower Dining experience package for the final night of our honeymoon. We booked the exact same package two years ago and the room was far smaller this time although the bed was very comfortable and the fresh milk in the fridge was a nice touch. The room itself did look quite tired with marks on the walls and the bathroom in need of a refresh, but it was clean and comfortable (just not what I would call five star). Staff left a card and a mini bottle of gin for us in our room to say congratulations which was lovely of them. The staff were all lovely and always available to help. The dinner was excellent and the beef fillet was the best I have ever eaten (and I've eaten a lot!). Cocktails were delicious too, and the Canadian ice wine suggested to go with the apricot tart for dessert matched very well according to my husband. I myself am gluten free and there were plenty of options for me on the menu. The beef wasn't originally available as a gluten free dish however I requested to see if the chef was able to make it GF which wasn't a problem at all and I'm so glad I did because it was incredible. The kitchen made us some ganache chocolate coins as a celebration of our recent wedding which was so kind. The breakfast unfortunately did not live up to our expectations and was nowhere near as good as it was two years ago. This time we had breakfast upstairs in the Spatisserie. We were seated right next to a very large window with no blind or curtain and the table became unbearably hot (in October!!). We had to leave mid meal because of this. We did ask to move but was told it wasn't possible. Service was incredibly slow because there weren't enough staff. The ones who were there were working hard but they needed an extra pair of hands. I was also sad to see that the two course breakfast has now become a buffet + one menu item. For me, as someone with allergies, I actively avoid hotels with buffets because they are not safe for me. Staff know this because before I even asked if there was an alternative to the buffet they told me I'd have to sign a disclaimer form if I wanted to eat from it (I didn't but they didn't ask that). This made me feel like they don't accommodate allergies at breakfast and I felt a bit like a second class hotel guest. After requesting if there was anything they could do, I was given some Greek yogurt and fruit directly from the kitchen, which was nice. Our toast never arrived and we left 45 minutes after it had been ordered. It's a shame that the breakfast left us feeling as we did because up until then we had enjoyed our stay although we had already discussed how it wasn't quite as good as our previous visit. The spa is lovely but was very busy. We did manage to get a lounger but lots of people didn't, so bear that in mind when visiting. The