OYO Plymouth Central Hotel

This hotel is well located in the city centre and the rooms are spacious and bright. However, the reception will ask for bank card information including PIN, although they promise to delete the information after check out, I still feel incomprehensible because I have never been asked to provide my bank card PIN when checking in to a hotel.

4 of us girls on a night out. We had the best stay! We were aware that there was a shared bathroom and staff did remind us at check in but it didn’t bother us. It was absolutely immaculate. We have to say a big special thank you to Mumma Georgie who looked after us amazingly. She really made our stay. She ensured we had everything we needed and showed us around. Shane and the front desk team were also brilliant and recommended us where to go and gave us a nice welcome. Our room was absolutely huge we had our own dance floor to get ready had everything we needed. Yes as some reviews say it does get rather warm but it was fine because we went out and it cooled down once the daylight went. Keep the curtains closed and your room should stay cooler. Honestly couldn’t fault our stay. Spotlessly clean, nice extra touch’s like the lounge and coffee area, free breakfast was much appreciated with a sore head. We would all absolutely stay again. We’ve all travelled around the world and said it was one of our best stays for a low price. We did say that for the huge size of our room a sink would’ve been ideal but we can’t have it all. Don’t pay beer prices and expect champagne but honestly if you need a cheap place to crash on a night out this is your go to. We loved it! Thank you everyone. We will definitely be back.

The hotel is in an unappealing part of the city. The entrance feels like a hostel. A twin room cost me just shy of £100 for the night, for which I got a dark and stuffy room with a high, thin, un-openable window at one end. The room itself was fine, but absolutely sweltering due to the lack of windows and only one fan. There is no air conditioning, as it was apparently in the process of being installed throughout the hotel, which meant all the ceilings had holes in and there was construction equipment in most of the corridors. The breakfast was severely lacking - poor quality coffee, a small selection of cereals, empty containers of what I assume had been juices, and toast. Theoretically we could also have 'requested' a bacon sandwich, but I saw no evidence of them. The hotel is also a seemingly endless maze of identical corridors, like something from a jump-scare video game. Overall, I would value my night here at about £30.