we were bringing our daughter back to Plymouth uni and the whole of Plymouth was booked up so we were a little apprehensive about our location when booking and there was only a room with twin beds that was still available, but all doubts had disappeared after our first nights stay. Comfy beds, spotlessly clean, lovely ensuite. It was slightly awkward to make the coffee in the corner of the room and I did need to find the extension lead beneath the bed to be able to plug the hairdryer in, but that shouldn't put anyone off. Milton and Sarah were friendly hosts and Miltons breakfast are delicious. They do like to agree a time for you to come down for your breakfast, between 7.30 and 9am, so that everyone doesn't turn up at the same time. Parking is on the street, but this was never a problem

Milton is full of interesting information about the area. There is a pleasant walk along the river not far from the premises and a lovely drive along the coast at Whitsand Bay. It is easy to get over to Plymouth on the ferry, by car, foot , bus or bicycle (pay £1.50 for a car to go into Plymouth, but free into Torpoint). In Plymouth visit the Barbican and the Hoe. Near the aquarium there is the cinema, Nandos, Frankies and Bennies, there is also a nice shopping centre at Drakes Circus. There are places to eat in Torpoint.

My girlfriend and I stayed here for one night whilst checking out nearby Polhawn Fort as a potential wedding venue.

The room we had on the very top floor was in good condition, very clean, the owner is a really nice chap and cooked us a decent breakfast.

Can't really fault the place, for what we paid it was a nice stay, well run and great value. Exactly what a B&B should be.

We stayed here to go to a friend's wedding and were made to feel very welcome. The room (the Webster room) was a nice size with a huge bathroom it was very clean, bright and airy and the bed was nice and comfy. The full English breakfast was yummy.

We stayed here for one night for our son's passing out parade at HMS Raleigh. A super little gem of a place. My parents (in their 70's) had a lovely room on the first floor, and we had a fantastic room on the 2nd floor with lovely views of the Tamar where we could see lots of ships and boats coming up and down the river. The beds were extremely comfortable, the rooms had excellent facilities (plenty of teas, coffees and milk/cream), flat screen TV, radio alarm, lots of nice 'things' in the bathroom...We were given our own front door keys, with no horrible restrictions on coming or going.. The breakfast was superb, all freshly cooked to order with ample tea, coffee, juice, toast, cereal.. In all this is a fantastic place to stay, and if you are going for the passing out parade then stay here, it's on the right side of the Tamar and less than 5 minutes to Raleigh by car...Thank you to all at this great place!!!