Brittany Guest House Plymouth UK

Tourist Information

Plymouth has a wealth of interesting places to see and none more so than the historic Barbican. It will take you five minutes to walk to this enchanting part of the city, where bustling cobbled streets surround a picturesque harbour. It is here you will find the National Marine Aquarium, the Barbican Glassworks and the Mayflower Centre. Along with a delightful selection of antique, craft and gift shops.

We are a two minute walk from both the Theatre Royal & Plymouth Pavilions, and only 750yds from Brittany Ferries. The Railway and coach stations are also nearby and the Barbican leisure park(Warner village) is less than a mile away. HMS Raleigh is only 3 miles by car.

Perfect for Business or Pleasure

A short drive inland and you will discover the breathtaking beauty of Dartmoor National Park, where you will find peace and tranquility in one of the finest areas of unspoilt wild moor land the country has to offer. Alternatively a short drive along the coast and you will find some of the most spectacular coastal scenery and unspoilt beaches anywhere in England. The Eden Project is just over an hour away by car.

When it comes to dining out the choice is endless; the Barbican is where you will find some of Plymouths finest restaurants, many serving fish fresh from the Quay, alternatively there are several restaurants in the immediate vicinity.We have tried most of them! So if you'd like some suggestions we'd be pleased to help. In fact we are more than happy to help with any queries you might have about Plymouth and the surrounding area.

Click on the map to see the detail Directions to the Brittany Guest House
From the A38 follow the city centre signs A374. After approximately 3 miles you will see a pub called "The First and Last" on your left, move into the left-hand lane (take 2nd left) and follow the brown signs for the "Pavilions". You will come to a mini roundabout, turn left then follow thus road (through 6 sets of traffic lights) until you find yourself at some traffic lights with a pub on the left called "The Walrus". Turn left here and we are at the top of the road on the left-hand side.

Have a safe journey.

A short drive inland and you will discover the breathtaking beauty of Dartmoor National Park, where you will find peace and tranquility in one of the finest areas of unspoilt wild moor land the country has to offer. Alternatively a short drive along the coast and you will find some of the most spectacular coastal scenery and unspoilt beaches anywhere in England. The Eden Project is just over an hour away by car.
When it comes to dining out the choice is endless; the Barbican is where you will find some of Plymouths finest restaurants, many serving fish fresh from the Quay, alternatively there are several restaurants in the immediate vicinity.We have tried most of them! So if you'd like some suggestions we'd be pleased to help. In fact we are more than happy to help with any queries you might have about Plymouth and the surrounding area.
Click on the map to see the detail	Directions to the Brittany Guest House From the A38 follow the city centre signs A374. After approximately 3 miles you will see a pub called "The First and Last" on your left, move into the left-hand lane (take 2nd left) and follow the brown signs for the "Pavilions". You will come to a mini roundabout, turn left then follow thus road (through 6 sets of traffic lights) until you find yourself at some traffic lights with a pub on the left called "The Walrus". Turn left here and we are at the top of the road on the left-hand side.
Have a safe journey.