Hoteles haciendas en Plymouth

“Great resort. Rooms are amazing. Definitely returning. ”

“Ready! And very clean!”

“Nice house , big rooms , nice kitchen . Location was good for us for events we were doing . ”

“Great location ”

“Fun spot for the family or a group. Simple, but clean and themed well. ”

“Beautiful room and view, hosts were communicative and check in/out were easy. Would definitely stay here again!”

“Spotlessly clean with high end bedding and other amenities. The room wasn’t large but the vaulted ceiling and exposed beams made it feel more open. Loved that there was water and coffee available when I arrived as well. Staff even accommodated an early check in. Conveniently, as well as safely located in Plymouth. I could walk to a little cafe and the water easily. So very glad I found this little spot and I would definitely stay again!”

“We LOVED LOVED LOVED the Seaglass bungalow! It was the perfect house for 8 women and our annual Friendsgiving! Don't let the word bungalow fool you, it's perfect in size, pretty open in the main area and so close to the beach. All the amenities you need for a getaway. Very clean, well-stocked with towels and linens, washer/dryer on site, Keurig pod and drip coffee maker, very well decorated and there are beautiful beach photos on the walls throughout that transcend you and you know you're at the...

“Great room & views”

“Thank you to our hosts Elian and Jack. This was the perfect house for our yearly college roommate getaway! The house was the perfect size in terms of entertainment space, the kitchen, sleep spaces, parking etc and at the same time it had a very comfortable and cozy feeling. It was close enough to town but extremely quiet with beautiful ocean views and breezes. We enjoyed it immensely and we’d love to stay again in the future! ”

“Great spot!”

“We stayed in town for a wedding, and we had a beautiful stay. The unit was clean and modern, and the area is so cute- very walkable, and included parking was a huge plus. The only downside was the noise coming from the rooftop restaurant and the pedestrian traffic from the streets.”