We stayed in this hotel when we went to Plymouth for a swimming event at the 50m pool. It was perfect. The hoe, where the statue of Sir Francis Drake is, was a two minute walk away. The Barbican, where the bars and restaurants are situated, was a 10 minute walk. The swimming pool was a ten minute drive. The... More

Overnight stay was really worthwhile. Sarah and Demi on reception were very helpful. Breakfast was lovely. Easy walk to the Hoe and town centre. Will definitely stay again when next in Plymouth. A gemand worth a visit.

This establishment is equal to a 5-star hotel yet priced similar to unprofessional guesthouses. The reception staff were friendly, courteous and welcoming. The room was large with a most comfortable king size bed (the best bed in six weeks of traveling). The bathroom was large and very well appointed. The WiFi was fabulous, strong and never dropped out. Breakfast was... More

Great location half a mile from ferry terminal and two minutes walk from the Hoe. Superior room we had was big, clean and newly decorated. The bed was very comfortable. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Breakfast was excellent.

Small hotel that was built in the 1800s. We asked for a family suite and room 30 fit the bill. The only negative to the room was the lack of windows in the main bedroom, but for a night's stay, it did not matter. The location is only 15 minutes walk around the fort and into the main harbor, where... More

Arrived a couple hours before check-in,not a problem,the very friendly and helpful receptionist,offered to look after our cases so we could go out and explore Plymouth.We found a space to park in the small hotel carpark (6 bays),but there were plenty of free bays on the roads surrounding around the Grosvenor for £3 a day,purchase from reception.Less than a two... More

Beautiful hotel- I actually enjoyed the creaky floorboards! food was very nice too. Clean and spacious and fiendly staff. Will definitly stay again :) Ideal location as well, well done Grosvenor Hotel.

My partner and I stayed at the Grosvenor Hotel in October 2012 which resulted in me writing a disappointing review due to the fact that my food intolerances had not been catered for, even though it was requested at the time of booking. This, I now know, was due to a communication breakdown between Booking.com and the hotel. The Owners... More

If you expect grande luxe from The Grosvenor because of its (well deserved) positive reviews, you may be disappointed by first impressions. It's really more of a large and jolly B&B, with a friendly bar, and something of the atmosphere (in a good way) of a rather upmarket backpacker's hostel. We stayed twice (on our way to and back from... More