FIND SERVICED APARTMENTS IN Plymouth

Plymouth is known as Britain’s ‘Ocean City’, populated by over 260,000 people and based in the county of Devon in Southwest England. Famously, the city has a proud maritime heritage stretching back to the days of Sir Francis Drake and the Spanish Armada, but nowadays Plymouth gets a lot of attention as a go-to location in the southwest. The city is also popular with both students and leisure travellers. For instance, over 25,000 people attend the Plymouth Universities and the city has several iconic attractions such as the Hoe and Smeaton’s Tower. There is also the popular Plymouth city centre Drake Circus which opened in 2006. It falls under the overall city centre regeneration plans which are set change the way Plymouth is navigated and utilised in decades to come. The majority of Plymouth's accommodation options are in the city centre, with B&B’s, hotels, and Serviced apartments in Plymouth all for rent. Depending on your budget and needs, you can stay in a luxury hotel with large rooms and a full range of amenities, or a simple, clean, no-nonsense lodging. Breakfast and Wi-Fi are usually included in the room rate. Hoe sits on one of the most charming spots in Britain, with photo-ready vistas of Plymouth Sound. You’re also just a short walk from the city centre, the Barbican, and Sutton Harbour. There are both high end and affordable apartment’s options near Plymouth Hoe, making it a great location for families and couples alike. Several hotels date back to the Victorian and Edwardian eras, with grand amenities to match, while other lodgings offer simple rooms and a cooked breakfast.

Plymouth is a vibrant waterfront city with a thriving food scene and contemporary art culture. Set on a stunning natural harbour with some of the country's most envied beaches and romantic hidden coves, Plymouth offers an exciting mix of seafaring history, scenery and family fun. Plymouth is in beautiful southwest England, with the Atlantic Ocean on one side and the lush green pastures of Devon on the other. There are hotels, B&B’s, and serviced apartments in Plymouth to choose from. If you stay in town, everything you’ll want to explore will be within walking distance. Do you love fresh seafood? Don’t miss Plymouth Fish Market at Sutton Harbour, where over 6,000 tonnes of fish are sold every year. Join the Graze & Flavour F.I.S.H tour for a glimpse into the day-to-day happenings and history of England’s second largest fishery. Experience the energy of the daily fish auction and tackle the art of catching and cooking your own fish aboard a ship. For an underwater adventure, visit The National Maritime Aquarium, the largest aquarium in the United Kingdom. You can see an incredible variety of marine life, including sharks and rays. Be blown away by the sheer size of the Eddy stone Reef tank, which resembles a giant fishy cinema. Discover Plymouth’s bustling historic heart, known as Barbican. Wander through the cobblestone streets where Tudor brick buildings now house boutiques, galleries, cafes and bars. Stop by the Mayflower Museum to learn about the ship’s famous voyage to New England and make your own gin at the much-loved Plymouth Gin Distillery. Stroll through the luscious green landscape of Plymouth Hoe, home to the iconic Smeaton’s Tower. Climb to the top of the lighthouse and gaze out over the spectacular coastline. In the summer months, wander down to the waterfront for a swim at the Art Deco Tinside Lido.

The city may struggle to appeal to those who strive to be near the capital, with Plymouth being around a four-hour drive away from London, but it does combine with the likes of Exeter to create a hub of business in the South West. There is also the Exeter International Airport around an hour away, whilst Plymouth railway station grants train passengers’ broad access to locations across the South West and beyond. Serviced apartments in Plymouth, overall, provide a great way for relocators and visitors to have access to the range of business opportunities, economic qualities and strong transport links that the city possesses. If you have the means, you may want to venture out to the Plymouth countryside and treat yourself to a stay in one of a handful of majestic manors that have been converted into hotels. You may never chose to leave, save for an evening stroll, but if you do, the city is just minutes away by car or cab.

Travellers coming to stay in Serviced apartments in Plymouth will find that, even though it is quite far west, standing on Devon’s border with Cornwall, Plymouth has great transport links. The A38 always runs a minimum of two lanes before joining the M5 at Exeter, while Plymouth train station, run by the Great Western Railway, is part of the intercity network with regular trains to London. A Brittany Ferries service also runs to Northern France and Spain. There's so much to experience in Britain's Ocean City, so why not stay for more than just the day. Whether you're stopping for one night or seven, there's a brilliant range of accommodation to suit every lifestyle. Sandwiched between coast and country, Plymouth's location means that you can pick between sea views, countryside quiet, or a stay in the heart of the city. Indulge in the luxury of a five star city centre hotel or country-side retreat, enjoy total independence at a serviced apartment or feel at home in one of the many cosy bed and breakfasts.