Rooms by Bistrot Pierre

Very nice location, wouldn't know you were in Plymouth to quote a local.Very nice rooms but it's target is clearly leisure. Breakfast starts at 0800 and is slow. Had to chase a VAT receipt but the surrounding buildings and the accommodation were very very good.

It really doesn't get any better! We absolutely loved our room, the location and the feel of the whole area. The room was large, comfortable and just kept us in awe. We also took advantage of the restaurant and it was spectacular, we think of our time there often and can't wait for the opportunity to go back.

Lovely rooms and wonderful location. Stayed here twice now. Only fault is on both occasions there were no pillow protectors, just a pillow case.

Great location, out first experience wasn't great but we where invited back and the difference was night and day, just beware they don't offer bag storage if they do them they don't take any responsibility for them or tag them, they also don't have a concierge and taxis can be difficult to get on the weekend.Lovelly location and a dramatic improvement in service.

Lovely, large clean rooms with period ceilings and windows. The beds were comfortable, the bathroom had plenty of room, and water pressure. Water, coffee, and tea were provided. Plus a small refrigerator, which was very handy. The room was facing the road but wasn't noisy, just when the bridal party was getting ready downstairs. There was a Market on the green across from our room on Sunday, which was a pleasant surprise. We bought a blanket, fudge, pizza, and watched people while we enjoyed a couple Barbican Gin G&Ts. Great location within walking distance to plenty of restaurants. We would definitely stay there again!

Beautiful building, beautiful site, beautiful rooms. The hotel is situated in one of the best places to visit in Plymouth. There are several activities to partake in on site and and of venues for eating and drinking, you'll have to book for dinner as it is popular for large and small groups with a more upmarket taste. There is ample parking onsite and it's free for those staying at the hotel. I just wish they'd reserve some spaces closer to the accomodation for guests.

I have stayed at this venue twice when visiting friends in Plymouth. The Royal William Yard is my go place to stay when visiting Plymouth as nowhere else is quite like it..Rooms by Bristrot Pierre is a venue steeped in history and character. Each room is individually designed and is in keeping with the Yard vibe..The rooms themselves are very spacious and offer everything you need with a few additional luxuries thrown in..There are view things to be aware of though, which depending on your own expectations may make this venue inappropriate. Firstly, if you have mobility issues this venue is not for you. One of the drawbacks of the rooms is their accessibility as there are no lifts. Not a problem for me but I can see how this would be an issue for some people. Secondly, the venue is 'rooms' not a full service hotel. So don't expect reception services etc. You get your key from the restaurant across the square but the staff, whilst very professional, are restaurant staff not hotel staff. Thirdly, if you like curtains - forget anywhere in the Royal William Yard. All venues, rented, privately owned, commercial are restricted by some strict listed rules one of which is no curtains or blinds on windows. Instead you have wood shutters, which I personally think adds to the experience and character but others may find their weight and user-friendly quirky feel rather annoying. Again, for me this is totally fine. But others may struggle..The hotel offers free parking, which is a real benefit and breakfast is included and served in the Bistrot Pierre restaurant opposite the rooms..The biggest and best feature of this place is it's location. The Royal William Yard is such an amazing area and this alone makes these rooms a gem in my opinion.

Comfy ,spacious and personality rich accommodation in a lovely heritage setting. Yes room seven could use a wardrobe but from its g-plan furniture to it's huge, luxurious bed, I loved it. Staff and restaurant food on point too.

The rooms were very cosy. And the bed was super comfy. The soap and shampoo in the shower were luxurious. The expresso machine with 3 free pods was a nice touch. And the biscuits were delicious. The restaurant was very friendly, and the food was great

I would like to give more than just 3 stars but I'm here on business, which means I can't have breakfast as they don't start serving until 8am, so there's no way of getting a cooked breakfast and getting to a meeting, especially as so many people start at 8am these days. That means getting up early enough to go to a cafe on the way, which rather negates the benefit of a complimentary breakfast - they do offer a doggie bag option of fiercely unhealthy pastries but you have to pick that up the day before.The rooms are lovely and it's located in the revamped dockyard area, so near enough to town but rather thin on options to eat out.Worth noting they issue a voucher for free parking during your stay, so don't pay when you park up!