Stayed at the Copthorne 2 nights at the weekend.Rooms very comfortable and spotless.Staff excellent and very helpful.Wonderful selection for breakfast.All in all very impressed would definately stay there again

I have stayed in this hotel about 6 times during the last three years. As has been previously reported this is a tired hotel and the rooms are very jaded and worn around the edges. Dissapointingly rooms come with single beds unlike competitors that offer the solo traveller doubles, not great if you want to stretch out. The evening meals have always been great, well cooked and served with a smile. A shame about the breakfasts and like others have said, the scrambled eggs are definately powdered egg, there is no need for that in a hotel of this quality. The location is slightly out of the centre but close enough to walk to the pubs or shops. When I have the choice I don't stay here anymore, there is much better to be had in Plymouth for the same money.

Stayed here on a recent trip to Plymouth and things did not start well when there was a mistake with checking in. When this was finally rectified it took sooooo long to check in....This said the staff were a little embarrassed and were friendly and very helpful. The room I had was a twin with tiny single beds and very noisy heating... I was moved to a Double Bed room which was more suited to an adult. The room had all the basics you need but was tired and in need of some refurbishment ..... and soon. The hotel is situated pretty much in Plymouth City centre and had the benefit of car parking on site. A large number of rooms have views over the...... neighbouring Sainsbury's car park! There is a bar and restaurant on site and the buffet style breakfasts were good value with a great deal of choice. A functional hotel which would suffice for a weekend or business trip to Plymouth... but only at a competitive rate.