Recommend me a CHEAP B&B near Plymouth for this Saturday ?

[Arlie71]

Hi
Iam heading down to Plymouth from Manchester this Saturday to look at a motor.
Can anyone recommend me a Cheap place to stay for one night on the Saturday ?
Nothing fancy, just myself travelling and only for the one night.
Travel Lodge & Premier Inn seem pricey at such short notice so hopeing someone on here might know of somewhere cheap and cheerful.
Cheers
Andy :-)

[LancerG]

Depends on how cheap you want to go

These are the only recommendations i would make

£65 a night, but nice http://www.turtleycornmill.com/

£53 a night http://www.laterooms.com/en/hotel-reservations/100...

£45 a night http://www.laterooms.com/en/hotel-reservations/266...

[Dilligaf10]

Just googled B & B in Plymouth and Poppy's Guest House does room and breakfast for £35.00.

[BuzyG]

Athenaeum St, has dozens of B&B's, most will do a perfectly acceptable room with a good breakfast, for £25 to £35, for one night this time of year. Added bonus it's right on the Hoe. Nicest part of Plymouth.

[Stubby Pete]

BuzyG said:

Athenaeum St, has dozens of B&B's, most will do a perfectly acceptable room with a good breakfast, for £25 to £35, for one night this time of year. Added bonus it's right on the Hoe. Nicest part of Plymouth.

And only just round the corner fron the red light district!!

[Arlie71]

Thanks for all the quick responses.
Am looking for cheap as possible, so the ones closer to £20-£30 sound great. Will give them a ring tomorrow and see if they got any rooms free.

Cheers

Andy

[lee st]

Stubby Pete said:

BuzyG said:

Athenaeum St, has dozens of B&B's, most will do a perfectly acceptable room with a good breakfast, for £25 to £35, for one night this time of year. Added bonus it's right on the Hoe. Nicest part of Plymouth.

And only just round the corner fron the red light district!!

The idea is to save money!

[Arlie71]

Thanks everyone who replied.
In our usual last minute way of doing things, Wife and young daughter decided to come along as well so family room at the travel lodge for £38 was best deal.
The good news is as from this Friday we will be Motorhome owners !! :-) :-)

Cheers

Andy

[DevonPaul]

Arlie71 said:

Thanks everyone who replied.
In our usual last minute way of doing things, Wife and young daughter decided to come along as well so family room at the travel lodge for £38 was best deal.
The good news is as from this Friday we will be Motorhome owners !! :-) :-)

Cheers

Andy

Excellent news - one less of the bloody things clogging up my local roads

Make sure you drive it properly on the way back and only use the middle lane on the M5 and never go above 55 mph on the way home, the lorry drivers will love you for it and wave enthusiastically and give you the "thunbs up" [1] when they finally crawl past on your inside at 56 mph.

Paul

[1] some of them can't tell their thumb from their finger.