Find a Bed and Breakfast in Plymouth from CA $170

"Everything was excellent"

"Enjoyed our stay while visiting the King Arthur Baking School. Nice breakfasts!"

"The Align Inn has been a welcome retreat for me while I work in Hanover during the week. The staff is very friendly and helpful, and the room is comfy clean and quiet."

"Quick check in clean room good for a one night need easy breakfast options . Ice machine did not work. "

"Amazing people! Great place for a ski getaway - not 5 stars but perfect."

"Room was found with food in frig and water bottle found on the floor with hair on floor in bathroom. Pool was awesome! Breakfast was ok(except ran out of syrup (with no more to fill) sausage was not cooked! Staff fighting loudly at desk. The smell of dope reaked through the halls.. staff was friendly to guest though. Money value was good and location too!!"

"Staff was amazing. I didnt catch her name, but she was wonderful"

"We were hoping for bacon but rumor has it that the new owners don't provide bacon anymore. Our granddaughter was disappointed as well. Also, the toaster took 5 times on high to cook my english muffin and no granola for my yogurt. We have stayed many times over the last 5 years and the value is gone. "

"The room was large and clean (except that the grout needed redoing) and the during the refresher night housekeeping appeared to leave our room before they finished (but it was basically done). The breakfast was really good and more than enough to keep us most of the day. There is a game room which looked good for the kids (or kids at heart). There is also a library with board games and a really old, broken and completely slanted pool table. The pool and sauna look really nice, although we did not use them. The hotel offered s'mores at dusk and had coffee and water available all day. It also has access to the river but, in early May, the yard area to the river was nothing special. The restaurant had good food and the drinks were worth the price. Although, generally, we liked the hotel, I'm still on the fence if it was worth $300/night. Generally, it probably is."