Everything was fabulous! Our accommodation was located at Royal William Yard, away from the centre of Plymouth. We stayed in one of the ground floor rooms in a stunningly, beautiful, historic building. Walking around the yard, which has been modernised in an amazing way, was such a treat. As I understand, it used to belong to the Admiralty, where staff and Naval Officers worked with all necessary storage for ships and crew. It really is a must to visit if you are ever staying in the Plymouth area! The fridge was a bonus and the ensuite was beautiful. The bedding was gorgeous and the back garden was huge! Breakfast is served in a restaurant across the grounds from the accommodation in a beautifully decorated restaurant.

My only concern is that the shower tray filled with water very quickly. I am not sure if the staff are aware?

Lovely Grade II listed property which has been modernised inside with a large walk in shower and a very comfortable bed with clean, fresh quality linen. The location is great with places to eat, drink and even a cinema within walking distance. The breakfast, which was included in the room price, was delicious and cooked to order. Staff were very friendly.

My room was on the basement floor so there was a small staircase to navigate and, as my room was at the front of the building, there was a lot of activity outside my window throughout the day. The car park is also across the road from the building and there was a constant stream of cars going past right through until late at night. The room was also quite bright as there are only Roman blinds on the windows, so a sleep mask and ear plugs are a must.

Beautifully decorated room with view over the square. Super comfortable bed and pillows. Was very warm but fan supplied helped keep cool. Breakfast included which was super tasty! Location just perfect just a short stroll to restaurant and walking around Royal William Yard in the evening and morning was stunning. Staff in restaurant were all so friendly and welcoming. Water in the fridge was a nice extra.

The lock on room 14 was very stiff, but pointed this out to staff so hopefully they will sort for next guests. Rooms were not very soundproof, but it’s a very old building so I suppose this is to be expected.

location was fantastic and bonus weather was lovely so enjoyed watching a lovely sunset over the old naval harbour. Ellie was lovely and friendly at breakfast time and check in. The breakfast was delicious and at such a good price too all included in the stay. To have stayed in an old historic naval officers house turned into rooms was lovely and unusual will defiantly return when next in area. appreciated free car park permit too as otherwise that would have got expensive

can't think of anything except we noticed carpet getting a bit worn and light stains in places but didn't bother us for the price at all.

Rooms are in an impressive building set in the Royal William Yard . Close to parking and opposite the restaurant . Staff very friendly and service and breakfast were excellent . Rooms were well appointed and very clean . Bed was comfortable and lovely hot shower. Stunning views of Drakes Island and Plymouth Sound , Mt Edgcumbe and the Marina . Parking charges included .

The internal stairs to the lower ground floor were narrow and with luggage difficult to negotiate. Unfortunate to be woken in the early hours of our last nights stay by another guest knocking on the lower external door close to our suite as she had locked herself out of her room . It did frighten me as I woken from a deep sleep. She was very sorry and did apologise tbh if I it had not been a woman on her own I would have rung the emergency number that was displayed outside our door . Instead I went up to the main door and let her in .

We had a lovely little room under the eaves. It was great to be able to open the window as we tend to find hotels really hot and stuffy. Comfy bed, lovely bathroom. Nice to have a chair. Comfortably decorated and furnished. The breakfast was included and was absolutely fab!

It was on the top floor and we hadn't realised there wouldn't be a lift but luckily we didn't have to lug up a large suitcase. Although the hotel was in a fairly quiet place, inside the hotel you could clearly hear others coming up the stairs and going into their rooms but once their door closed we didn't hear a single thing so it was fine. Would have liked to have known to get a parking voucher from the restaurant when we arrived (you can a voucher from 12noon on the day of your arrival) as we'd paid £15 to stay for 24hrs.

Great location, lovely large first floor room (Number 10) overlooking the garden, really comfy beds and crisp white linen, fantastic shower. Our 2 night stay was excellent value as parking and breakfast was included. Ellie at Bistro Pierre was great - really friendly, efficient and helpful in checking us in and taking our breakfast orders. We enjoyed our visit to the plush Everyman cinema during our stay and a meal at the excellent vegan restaurant in Plymouth called Cosmic Kitchen.

The coffee at the Ɓistro Pierre restaurant at breakfast wasn't great and my friends steak at her evening meal was grisly, but replaced without quibbling when we complained. On the second morning I was woken at 730am by the noise of the neighbouring outdoor sauna chap chopping wood but he stopped when I asked him to. Unfortunately the Cremyll Ferry was also out of action so we had to drive round to Mount Edgcumbe.

Beautiful period property within grounds with lots of history and things to see and do. The rooms are renovated and decorated to a high standard with theming from the nautical period. The bed was very comfortable and the bathroom suite was high quality, with lovely gold finishes! The breakfast was really nice, but is an order system and extras such as pastries were not included. But the eggs Benedict was fantastic and the coffee was great! Parking is included which is a bonus in a city and cool to drive around the old yard.

The rooms are in a separate building to the restaurant across the yard, which is not really an issue, but something to be aware of. The room keys are old fashioned room keys, which was actually a fun retro thing for us! But might be a bit fiddly/cumbersome for others. The sliding bathroom door was very hard to open and close and needs fixing as you cannot fully close the door. Room 11.

Fluffy towels, comfy bed, nice bed linen, windows that open, the enclsed spaces to the rear and proximity to sea. And the toiletry brand.😅 Super friendly restaurant staff.

Lovely room but teeny with almost no wardrobe space; mirror in a stupid place😅 seriously guys...it was a problem being on the top floor as I have COPD. NO offers of help🙄 On arrival @ 3pm the room was too hot. At 6am it was freezing🙄🙄🙄 Due to a poorly-fitting door the hall light kept me awake. I had breakfast served backwards (juice last coffee first) and the coffee was horrible!!! I chose a French-influenced breakfast purposely but wasn't impressed. A poor breakfast for the room price.

Really interesting location amongst buildings once used by the Navy. Room was a good size and very comfortable. We also used the restaurant for dinner which was fine. Breakfast was excellent. Everything served by staff who cared.

The bathroom in room 2 was within the room area but separated from the sleeping area which was good. However there was no heating in the bathroom area as it had a stone floor and you were effectively drying yourself in what was a small corridor. The room was in the basement (although the windows did allow good light into the room). Outside the room were around 20/25 large linen bags waiting for collection and a single bed propped up against the wall. This just didn’t feel right for a boutique hotel. It was as if we were in amongst a staff area.