This hotel is ok.....staff are quite freindly....we only spent one night here, good for a one night stop over.

It's a lovely place and we shall definitely go back, maybe taking the golf clubs next time. Helpful staff, big rooms and nice firm beds. Small gripes: there was a function every night which produced a bit of noise till past midnight; the brasserie food was a bit stodgy and this put us off trying the more expensive restaurant. But it's a beautiful place and they make you feel very welcome. Great pool and sauna etc too.

My colleague and I stayed three nights here on business. The building is a converted stately home, so the walls are a bit thin and you can hear people when they tramp up and down the corridors. Having said that, when it’s quiet, it really is quiet – you can’t hear a thing.

We ate in the bar each night, plenty of choice on the menu and nothing to complain about.

Breakfast was great, with the option of fish. The breakfast waitress was nice and remembered my colleague’s idiosyncrasy.

Some rooms look out over a courtyard, some over the golf course and the surrounding countryside, which is green as far as the eye can see.

The rooms have a flat screen TV. There’s a gym, sauna and pool. I spent an hour in the pool, it is quite big and there were maybe three other people in the water with me.

The only possible downside is that we were told all rooms were non smoking, yet the rooms had ash trays in. Having said that, the rooms were not smelly.

Next time we’re in Plymouth, this would be our first choice.

Stayed at the hotel for a weekend as it was a friends wedding on the saturday actually in the hotel.
I found the hotel in need of upgrading the decor, however the staff, food and rooms very very good.
The wedding reception day and evening were very good and the service was great all the staff were friendly and very helpful.
The health club was clean and modern and again staff helpful and friendly.