St Elizabeth's House

Longbrook Street, Plymouth, Devon, Devon, England

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About St Elizabeth's House

Set amid 9 acres in an attractive village location on the outskirts of Plymouth, this boutique hotel offers individually styled accommodation and a variety of amenities. Located in the historic village of Plympton St. Maurice, a north east suburb of Plymouth, this is an ideal place to relax away from the city centre bustle. Each meticulously designed guest room has its own separate bath and shower. When not relaxing in front of your private 32\" LCD television, you can always while away an evening in the large bar area; enjoy a meal in the restaurant; or take a leisurely rest in the coffee lounge. A private dining room and a purpose built marquee area ensure that a variety of group occasions can be readily welcomed.

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