Bed and Breakfast, Plymouth B&B

Mariners Guest House

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Elaine and Steve offer you a very warm Welcome to the Mariners Guest House, our comfortable friendly Bed and Breakfast in Plymouth adjacent to the famous Plymouth Hoe where Sir Francis Drake played bowls while the Armada sailed up the channel.

We are centrally situated for all of Plymouth's major attractions and shopping centre.

Our rooms are all centrally heated and are fully equipped with remote control colour flatscreen television, radio alarm clocks and complimentary beverage tray. Most of our rooms contain en-suite facilities with a full size glass shower cubicle and high-pressure showerheads. No slow trickling water here.

2 family rooms - p.o.a

4 doubles rooms - from £50 std £60 ensuite

2 singles rooms - from £28 Std £32 ensuite

1 twin room - from £60

Our breakfasts are freshly cooked to order whether it is full English, vegetarian or simply poached eggs. If you have a specific dietary requirement please notify us at the time of booking

Early breakfasts are provided by prior arrangement if you have a ferry to catch.

There is on-road parking or a pay-and-display car park opposite the guesthouse. We can provide parking permits between the hours of 10 am and 4 pm after which parking is free.

We look forward to your visit!

Mariners is 150 yds from the sea front along which you can take a leisurely stroll to the cobbled streets of the Barbican, passing the Mayflower Steps from where the famous Pilgrim Fathers set sail for America in 1620.

Tease your taste buds at the wide selection of restaurants. Visit the quaint shops and galleries, quench your thirst in a variety of Public Houses, and listen to the locals' old sea tales.

The City Centre is only a 10 minute walk, after which why not take in a show at the nearby Pavilions or the revamped Theatre Royal. We are also conveniently located for visiting the National Marine Aquarium, Royal Citadel and University.

The rugged moors of Dartmoor National Park, the Eden Project, the beautiful scenery of South Hams and many National Trust houses can be found in the surrounding areas. Visit Buckfast Abbey and take in a thousand years of history whilst relaxing in the tranquil setting of the gardens, followed by a delicious cream tea in their restaurant. You can also purchase the monks' homemade produce such as wine and honey.

If you are arriving by train or coach, we are only a short distance from either station. Plymouth Airport is approximately 15 minutes away and the Continental Ferry Port is approximately 5 minutes.