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"Great central location, staff friendly and helpful. Large room with comfy bed, good size TV and good bathroom compartments. Breakfast excellent and all areas very clean. Will certainly stay again when visiting Plymouth."

"Very smart and well kept hotel. Big room and a comfy double bed. Breakfast was extra but bookable in advance. Overall a great place to stay. "

"Comfy and clean with good facilities and lovely views. Would recommend"

"An excellent hotel, very friendly staff and super good location! Would definitely recommend"

"Really nice. Have stayed many a time, same name hotel different group ownership. If one comment, laundry etc should be best suited in another lift. Had to wait some time as occupied with two maids, laundry. Also one girl, pulling the bags down the stairs from 5th floor. Not good for them, besides that, a nice stay, just observation from there part."

"Very helpful reception staff"

"This hotel is on the edge of a mini shopping centre but only 15 min easy drive to the city center. It was easy to find, plenty of free parking. Staff very friendly and helpful. The room was immaculate with all the added extras. I would recommend this hotel to friends and family and will probably stay again."

"The Royal Seven Stars just oozes history and character. It is just delightful and located right in the middle of the glorious town of Totnes. The staff are all warm, friendly and helpful. We had a lovely dinner with the extra treat of excellent live music. Great atmosphere in the bar, obviously popular with visitors and locals alike. Our room was really comfortable. We had searched for somewhere doggy friendly, but did expect so many facilities in the room just for our little dog. She was really spoilt, thank you."

"Great service from staff and great facilities. We especially enjoyed the spa and our very comfortable stable room on the upper floor of the hotel with lovely courtyard view. It was my birthday treat and Borringdon even had a card and miniature bottle of gin as a welcome gesture, which was much appreciated."