Stayed for 2 nights and whilst the hotel feels a bit dated, it was clean with friendly staff and a decent room. For the price it was excellent value for money and the breakfast was very good with loads of choice. It is bang in the city centre and a five minute walk to the railway station. It also has... More

I stayed here for 3 nights and, given the cost of £50 per night, it was great value for money. The check-in was quick, efficient and friendly despite it being midnight and the room I was given was enormous. It was well stocked with teas, coffees & biscuits, had a very good double-bed, writing table, colour TV that was tuned... More

As lots of other reviewers say, this is a good hotel with staff who really try, but in desperate need of a refurb. It just looks really tired! The room was average, very dated TV, bathroom average but to be fair everywhere was very clean. We didn't have breakfast, we thought it was expensive for what was on offer (£15... More

A one night stay , rooms dated so much in need of a major refurb. The staff were lovely, helpful and friendly on check in ... The breakfast experience was awful ..... Needs to improve with organisation, right staff and right food. Lots to do to make the hotel a great place to stay.... Such a shame when the location... More

Visited my son who is at university, great location, hotel clean, beds comfortable but very dated and needs refurb. Object to having to pay for wifi and parking. Woken up at 530am by bin men ! Staff efficient but not friendly.

Stayed on business in May. Good location and not too far from town - few minutes walk Walk to sea / Plymouth Hoe is around 10 - 15 minutes which is worth a walk for the view. Staff were efficient and freindly, giving us good direction to local attactions. The hotel is built on a hill and so the location... More

We stayed in this hotel for two nights recently for a family wedding. First the good points - the room was clean, the towels were generous, breakfast was plentiful and the bar staff & cleaners at least were cheerful & helpful. The not so good points - you have to pay for parking (£6/day- which is only 50p cheaper than... More

Booked into this hotel as a convenient location at go to a concert at Plymouth Pavilions. Discovered that it was overbooked. Staff helpful in providing taxis etc to venue from the hotel we were re-located to -Furies Inn on the International business park. Turned out to be a better deal but more by fault than design. Copthorne staff very good... More

After reading some of the reviews I was very nervous that we had booked to stay at the Copthorne Hotel in Plymouth - True the decor is dated and the building looks like a municipal car park, however, rooms were very clean, beds very comfortable - nice fluffy towels in the bathrooms. Staff are young,friendly and helpful. Breakfast choices were... More