Stayed for one night, check in was quick, staff pleasant. The room was on the eight floor with lovely views over the barbican and the sea, the room was clean and adequate for our needs, my only grumble was the bar price for a large glass of wine was nearly £7.00 so best avoid it!!!!

This was the first time that I have tried a Jury Inn and I was very pleasantly surprised. A good modern budget hotel somewhat reminiscent of the old Moat House Group. Very polite and well trained staff - all English for a nice change; a comfortable room on the 8th floor with views over Plymouth Sound. A good beakfast.

Snacks served in the bar during the day - if you a trencher man try the Club Sandwich (about £7) - if you are a connoisseurof club sandwiches then try something else.

We paid about £60 for bed and breakfast - good value I would suggest.

Booked this hotel online, cost just £33 for one night.
The location of the hotel is very good, right next to Bretonside bus station and only 10 minute walk from the railway station. If you're intending to drive to Plymouth I suggest to use one of the many Park and Ride systems just off the A38 as Plymouth is a nightmare to drive through and park! For Plymouth I usually park by Newton Abbot rail station (free) and the train costs just £4 return.
Right outside the entrance to the hotel was some dog mess, so not off to a good start!
Check in was simple, and finding the room was easy. I was given room 613, it was very clean, large size, and in good condition. The TV had many channels, was warm and had air conditioning, and the bathroom was generally very good.
My room was overlooking the main road but I heard no noise from the traffic, the windows are bulky and keep the cold and sound out.
However, there are some small problems with the hotel that is annoying.
There is quite a lot of noise from other guests. At 6am I was woken by people running up and down the corridor shouting "Alex" many times until another guest told them to shut up.
One lift goes upto the third floor, and one lift does not work at all, leaving just the one lift. Bit of a problem when it has to travel 6 floors and carry loads of guests. So prepare to use the stairs! The ice machine produced ice and water but threw it out on the side so you would only get a dribble in the cup.
I dont think this Jurys Inn is as good as the one in Exeter, but for the price I can not grumble, I would stay again.

Average run of the mill Jury's Hotel in the centre of Plymouth, of which finding the next door car park is a bit of a challenge and a tight turn next to the Gala Bingo.

Reception check in was quick, room an average Jury's with paper thin walls and thanks to the person next snoring all night not a sound nights sleep. Room card failed after the first night and has to be reset so very frustrating.

Breakfast is buffet style and good value, evening bar food ok and good price. Wifi was a challenge to use and gave up and very expensive in the room if you need to work.

That said its people that make you come back and the friendiness of the staff made the stay with a special mention to the lady who made my costa each morning very friendly and service with a smile...she could share that with one or two of my colleagues!