There are two premier inns on site Lockyers quay and Sutton Harbour , the second is the best . Both…read morehave free parking and are fitted out to a typi al Premier Inn standard though Sutton has a lift . There is a restarurant on site open all day . Easy access to historic harbour and Barbicon .

When it comes to the small seaside town of Polperro (in Cornwall, England) the Penryn House Hotel…read moreis in the perfect spot. It's far enough up on the hill that it's easy to drive to (important because any farther down into the town and the streets become almost impossibly narrow and mostly dominated by pedestrians) yet it is also within walking distance of the many awesome things to do and see in Polperro. Another huge plus is that it boasts its own on-site parking. This may not seem like much if you are unfamiliar with Polperro, but space is very much at a premium, and most of the other bed & breakfasts in town have little or no on-site parking at all...guests have to park up at the public car park/parking lot at the top edge of town. Set back from the street, across a peaceful stream and a screen of trees, the Penryn House is the ideal retreat. We stayed in the aptly-named "best room", which had the biggest bathroom (very nice, modern, and stylish) and the bedroom was a great vantage point from which to look out at the upper part of town. After exploring Polperro on foot for most of the day, it was great to come back to the room and sit by the big windows and watch darkness descend upon this picturesque little village. The owners are extremely friendly, kind, and accomodating--everything hosts should be. It was great talking to them about the town itself, and what it was like to live there. They also provided good advice on where to eat and things to see. Guests are given a key to the front door in addition to a key to their room, so you can let yourself in if you come back late. Our only regret is that we had to leave really early in the morning and therefore missed breakfast. If I lived in the UK, this would be the type of place I'd go to for a weekend getaway. It is perfect for a quiet, relaxing, weekend, and I'd actually love to see it in the wintertime, too. This one's a keeper--I definitely want to go back.

Less simple and cosy than the other ferry, but then the small boat couldn't really carry a dozen…read morevehicles could it! Still runs all year which I think is seriously impressive! One bad point. This lazy fella didn't even have to buy a ticket! (See photo below)

The staff were very attentive, couldn't fault them. Bedroom very clean. Location is spot on…read more Also dog friendly! Only negative - The drinks in the end bar weren't that great, the magners was flat, and the Diet Coke tasted the the smell of dust sort of thing. But would defo return if staying in the area again!

First and foremost this is a lovely old historical building situated in the heart of Plymouth. The…read morebeautiful exterior and grand stair case really make this one of the city's most unique buildings. The quality of service, food and the room we received were all very good. Breakfast especially yummy! The staff were particularly helpful when it came to checking-in and advising us on the local area. Ideal location for shopping and only a short walk from the beautiful barbican sea front. The car park is a bit small but we managed to get a space. I would definitely recommend this hotel above any other in the area.

With a group of 12 people, it is hard to find a pub that can accommodate you all for lunch at the…read moreweekend in this neck of the woods. Fortunately, the Cheesewring hotel were very pleased to have us, although it was lucky that we had booked in advance. We had the back room mainly to ourselves for most of the meal, until another equally large group arrived half-way through. But the space is large enough to house another dozen or so without getting cramped. I had a selection of breaded seafood nibbles, which came with chips and some salad bits & bobs. Together with a pint of Doom Bar (without question my favourite Cornish beer), I was set for an afternoon's tramping around the moor.

The Cormorant is a rare little gem buried deep in Cornwall nor far from the Eden Project (an…read moreabsolute must see if you are down that neck of the woods). Finding the place is a bit of a challenge - the roads are ***narrow*** (one car wide .. barely!) requiring a quick slap into reverse and nimble handling of the steering wheel should you meet someone coming towards you. The final ascent to the hotel is UBER steep and should be avoided in winter when there is any level of frost or ice about. Seemingly the roadway to the entrance floods at some high tides as well .... Its enough to put you off!!?? ... Nope, stick to your guns and push on and find the place - its well worth it. The rooms can be a bit tight, the prices on the room frankly we felt well well over what one should have paid for what we got, however ... the place was spotless and the view, oh the view ... I could have happily died there... The restaurant should have five stars, the food was absolutely superb - taste, freshness, presentation - all second to none, and prices very fair (making up for the overcharge on the rooms perhaps?!). The staff were extremely helpful and couldn't be nicer. The wine-list was extensive and very well priced. I'd be happy to go again and would absolutely recommend it - only knocking back the rating due to the final price-tag!

Never been, but address is misleading... it's in Golant.read more

Well this is the smallest airport ive ever been in - its tiny.... but size isnt everything…read more Resident airline is Airsouthwest which mainly does all domestic routes, you can get to most big cities, London, Glasgow, Manchester, Dublin, Newcastle to name a few - If you get booked up early enough they are very reasonably priced All details of routes can be found here http://www.airsouthwest.com/ Back to the airport - Well check in, departures, cafe & gates are all in the same room!! No chance of getting lost here! Has free internet station & loos .... and thats about all there is to say about Plymouth Airport Not a lot of parking & £4 if you are over staying over 10 mins. If i am picking up there just drive back through and get another ticket, rather than waiting and paying £4. No where to park outside

No wonder they call it the Jannerdrome. It is small, verging on the touchy feely. The parking is…read moreappalling. The check in akin to a small boarding house, the departures catering and news rack less than you might find at a street booth. Does Plymouth need an airport. Exeter is less than an hour away, doesn't have problems with fog and takes proper aeroplanes.

Mum and I just spent a lovely weekend at Polruan Holidays. The campsite is gorgeous, clean, safe,…read moredog friendly and the owners have thought of everything you need for a great stay. The site is beautifully kept, and COVID protocols are adhered to so we always felt safe. Ray, the owner, was on hand for anything we needed and always had a ready smile. Location is amazing, with a beautiful sea view and easy walking distance to the harbor where you can take the ferry to Fowey. Highly recommended.