Find hotels near Pilgrim Memorial Hall Museum, Plymouth from SAR 347

"Friendly, helpful staff"

"very well maintained, staff super friendly"

"Room was clean. Did not care for sliding door to bathroom which was jamming up and very hard to open/close and very loud. Not to mention offers no privacy with little kids who open the door since it can't be locked. My 2 yr son would not stay out of the bathroom, not safe for toddlers. We originally were staying at hotel 1620 r9r the pool and splash pad/slides which had a fire. We then got a room at the John Carver for the pool with water slide which slide was not open the first day as no lifeguard was on duty with a pool full of kids. Very disappointing as that is why we choose this hotel instead of calling our trip short and going home. hotel is under renovations so it was extremely noisy during our stay from loud banging and buzzing due to using machinery for the remodel."

"Clean, friendly and good breakfast"

"The Hotel is older however it has gone through a wonderful update. I stayed there April 23,2026-April 26.! The decor in my room was modern with a very clean look. The Hotel interior has a beach look and was updated nicely. The workers, especially the front desk check in were kind, helpful and all around accommodating . Breakfast was good and the view-of the ocean was a plus. Heads up there is no elevator."

". The room was very clean. The bed was very comfortable. There were three people staying in the room, but there was only enough towels and face cloths for two people. I went to the pool with my toddler and there weren’t any towels. I went to the front desk to ask for some. The woman said she would be right down with towels. We got in the pool about 15 minutes later the toddler was cold and wanted to get out and there’s still weren’t any towels. We went dripping back to our room, freezing cold."

"Location Location Location!!!"

"Wonderful place to stay! Clean, bright and well appointed. "

"Eveything was very clean . It was nicely decorated and airy all the windows allowed you to have a grat view of the town "