The New Continental

Millbay Road, Plymouth, Devon, England

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About The New Continental

A Victorian Grade II Listed Building the New Continental, Plymouth's largest independent hotel, is situated in the heart of the city centre, adjacent to Plymouth Pavilions and close to the Theatre Royal, Barbican and historic Plymouth Hoe. With the advantage of our own private car park, we can provide free parking for up to 80 vehicles. Three Star RAC/AA/ETC rated, all 99 en-suite bedrooms have been tastefully and individually decorated and equipped with all the modern amenities to ensure all guests a comfortable and relaxing stay.

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