A fantastic baby shop, we found this shop by accident and they where so helpful and we was able to…read moreget all our items from one shop and as competive as shopping on the internet so its was great to support a local shop. The owner is lovely and just so helpful and ordered just what we wanted and by shopping in your local shops you dont have delivery charges

The staff were very attentive, couldn't fault them. Bedroom very clean. Location is spot on…read more Also dog friendly! Only negative - The drinks in the end bar weren't that great, the magners was flat, and the Diet Coke tasted the the smell of dust sort of thing. But would defo return if staying in the area again!

First and foremost this is a lovely old historical building situated in the heart of Plymouth. The…read morebeautiful exterior and grand stair case really make this one of the city's most unique buildings. The quality of service, food and the room we received were all very good. Breakfast especially yummy! The staff were particularly helpful when it came to checking-in and advising us on the local area. Ideal location for shopping and only a short walk from the beautiful barbican sea front. The car park is a bit small but we managed to get a space. I would definitely recommend this hotel above any other in the area.

We've been twice to this delightful cafe-bar, using Groupon vouchers for tapas & wine. The staff…read moreare friendly and attentive, while the deal that we had provided a tasty mix of humous, taramasalata, olives and warm pitta bread. As a result of our visits we will happily go back to sample the full menu, of which lunchtime paninis look particularly tempting. In the evening this elegant venue transforms into a cocktail bar with great bargains on drinks. Although close to the university, clientelle seems mixed, particularly at lunchtimes.

A lovely shop to find an interesting gift, all new but based on things from the past: art deco,…read moreVictorian jewellery and picture frames, stationery, greetings cards, books, CDs of war time music, and so much more. A good place to browse in; I've bought many gifts here over the years.

A little gem of a gift shop, full of things that you really really want! At the moment they have…read morelots of pretty Christmas decorations, jewellery, some lovely Mr Men hand warmers, toiletries, candles, some beautiful big bowls and vases, silver angel statues and write your own journals to give to your Grandmas. The stock changes regularly and the window always looks pretty. Lots and lots of lovely, mostly unusual things that you don't find everywhere on the high street. Staff helpful without being over-powering. Goods are nicely wrapped. Items are priced competitively. Oh and the door handle is amazing!

First thing it was soo expensive I'm suprised I didn't need to pay to breath the staff weren't nice…read morethe hand drier in the men's toilets stop working and when it was working it took like 2 hours to dry my hands I was going to get the chicken nuggets in the restaurant they said there's no frier how do they cook chips the best part was going home

Full of all kinds of everything…read more We came out with a rolling pin, guitar strings, bird feed, a suit case, salt & pepper mill trays and a life jacket for a dog. What can't you buy here is the question... A member of our party described it as the Alton Towers of shopping. The amount of eating establishments here is certainly reminiscent of a theme park. The kiddie rides outside are very dated. I've no idea how much they cost. A bizarre amount of wild fowl on the premises too. The whole place is mad. Worth a look if you are passing it's door.

We came here in a group of people aged 7 to 70. We all had…read morea great time. There are so many amazing things to look at, if you are at all interested in marbles, glass, or pottery. Cool marble mazes; glassblowing demonstrations; playground for kids; lessons and workshops; cafe with indoor and outdoor seating. The cafe has a good selection, especially to us Americans who had to look up things like "Prawn Marie Rose and Baby Gem" that sound like they are the new celebrity babynames. The food was reasonably priced and was really nice; high-quality locally-sourced ingredients prepared with care. I know that if I lived here and had a young child we would spend a lot of time here, as there is a coffee/ice cream stand (in addition to the regular restaurant right there as well) with seating right next to the playground. There is a very nice and well-stocked gift shop/toy store with a great selection of all kinds of creative play toys and games. And marbles! I appreciated this huge selection of toys, almost none of them electronic or branded, or marketed as being gender-specific. Even in larger cities it's uncommon to find a toy store like this so it was a nice special bonus. Though of course there was a child having a meltdown about not being able to get the marbles they wanted, so I feel like maybe that particular parent was less impressed with the massive selection than I was. I feel like the toys were priced very reasonably. And of course since the admission to the museum was free we did have some money to spare on some marbles and such. And when we got back, the kids (aged 7 and 23) had a blast comparing their marbles and the dear 16-year-old cat was absolutely enchanted by this, and maybe that was my favorite part.

I spotted the words "House of Marbles" on a warehouse type building as we drove by it. Intrigued I…read moreimmediately inquired about it. A plan was hatched and we were going to stop off on the way to the airport before we returned home... if there was time. And there was time, hooray! A fascinating business that sold lots of different wares, including of course marbles and lots of them. A child's heaven and not just for the marbles. There was loads of other toys for sale too, and all appeared to be traditional and old fashioned. What fun. There was also a museum, which we did not visit because I was so entranced with the marble display whatchamacallits, where marbles went round and round an obstacle course. There was a HUGE on one end wall. I'm sure the noise of said whatchamacallits drives the staff scatty. But it entertained me hugely. We had some cake and coffee also in the café, which was nice. I also purchased a House of Marbles keyring (I know, big spender eh?). Ah the House of Marbles. What fun. I would recommend to everyone, especially if you are gift buying for a child.

I find debenhams to be really varied and has something for everyone. It provides not only womens…read moreand mens wear from various departments, but it also has childrens, technological departments, a cafe and a perfume department - very good. I find that i can usually go in there and get something to buy - unlike alot of the new shops.

This store is so much better than it used to be, it's now lighter, more openbut you still get the…read morefeeling they're trying to fit far too much in to far too small a placesome days are so busy you can hardly move, and now Christmas is comingthey need to expand!