The George Inn
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The George Inn
191 Ridgeway, Plympton, Devon, United Kingdom
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Property Description
The George Inn provides a great place for travelers to relax after a busy day. The George Inn is an ideal choice for travelers who want to take in the sights and sounds of Plympton.
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9.4/10
Cleanliness9.4
Amenities9.4
Location9.4
Service9.4
All 6 reviews
Surroundings
Airport: Plymouth City Airport
(9.2 km)
Train: Plymouth Railway Station
(9.2 km)
Train: Dockyard (Devonport) Station
(13.1 km)
Landmarks: Plympton Pathfields
(240m)
Landmarks: Ridgeway Methodist Church and Children's Care Centre
(280m)
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Rooms
Guest Reviews
Policies

3
Double or Twin Room (Room 1&3)
2 single beds and 1 king bed
Non-smoking
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5
Double Room (Room 2&4)
1 king bed
Non-smoking
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1
Double Room-Room 5
1 double bed
Non-smoking
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Guest Reviews
9.4/10
Amazing
6 reviews

- Cleanliness9.4
- Amenities9.4
- Location9.4
- Service9.4
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brmneil
May 3, 2025

Finally got around to visiting the refurbished George Inn. Last time was pre-covid. However this was not a good experience and we won't be returning. The food was good quality but the portion size was too small and in general both food and drinks were over priced. We paid £62 for Schnitzel and a Rissoto and two glasses of wine. The waiting staff were generally unprofessional with one waitress burping with no apology in front of our table. It must be said though that the venue was busy and the general mood and atmosphere was good though eating area was more akin to a public bar than a restaurant which made the prices even harder to 'stomach'. The offering was well over priced and a change in management and performance would be needed before we would consider returning.

Guest User
February 24, 2025

We are just back from the best Sunday Lunch we have had out. From the friendly staff to our clear plates it was superb. Succulent meat and the tastiest of vegetables. The perfect lunch date with family. Will most certainly be coming again. Thankyou so much once again.

Guest User
February 29, 2024

A group of friends met there on a Friday night and the Service and Food was top class We had various choices from the Menu and I would like to say the Prawn/ Crab Starter was delicious as was the homemade Pie Thanks to the staff for their prompt and happy service

Guest User
December 2, 2024

Ate at The George for Sunday lunch. Staff Celine & Alicia were attentive, helpful, and friendly with the timing of service perfect, not too rushed and not having to wait too long between courses. Venue was warm and friendly with log burner and gentle xmas music in the background. Shout out to chefs for great roast beef (that just melted in the mouth) and an excellent sticky toffee pudding.

Guest User
October 28, 2024

Where to begin? September for a combined birthday celebration. Chose The George as two of our party of 12 had specific dietary needs and tapas were ideal for their diets. Sat down with drinks and then informed they weren't able to cook any food due to an issue in the kitchen. Duly sent away with a promise to 'come back and let us make it up to you', 'let us show you what we can do'. So there and then we re-booked, same party, for the next birthday celebration in October. Fast forward to October. During the day we phoned to check they had the tapas options as this was an important factor for us. Tom, deputy manager advised all food options were available. We'd be in an upstairs function room as there was a private function in the main bar. As the only diners booked in for the evening, full menu was available as they wouldn't be serving anyone else. After being seated we were told that half of the tapas were unavailable along with some of mains. Really, we rang a few hours earlier and was told everything we wanted was available. Orders were placed immediately as chef wanted to get our food out before the private function. When our drinks arrived we were told another main course was unavailable. We asked to speak to Tom and remind him of the phone call we had earlier in the day. Tom's response: 'I work 15 hour shifts and can't really remember'. So here's our real gripe. The salmon fish cake tapas, ordered by members with medical dietary needs, was frozen in the middle. So much for chef wanting time to 'cook' our food before the main function. So we complain and not surprisingly (due to being messed around multiple times), we go to the bar and make a scene. And that's when we're told to leave. As mentioned before, two of our party are clinically extremely vulnerable (chemo, say no more). It's not acceptable for any person to be served frozen food but for some people this can have extremely serious consequences. It's also worth noting one person is 86, another 80, several younger members and a baby. Not exactly rebels just really annoyed people who've been messed around umpteen times. It's not complaining from customers the George needs to worry about, it's the Environmental Health officer. Oh, and don't believe a word of the platitudes that you're told. They're empty words. Fortunately we were able to celebrate our birthdays in another nearby pub. Apparently they've had to accommodate several groups like us, all leaving the George at short notice having been let down. Owner: you need to get a real handle on the place otherwise you won't last.

Guest User
October 27, 2024

Where to begin? September for a combined birthday celebration. Chose The George as two of our party of 12 had specific dietary needs and tapas were ideal for their diets. Sat down with drinks and then informed they weren't able to cook any food due to an issue in the kitchen. Duly sent away with a promise to 'come back and let us make it up to you', 'let us show you what we can do'. So there and then we re-booked, same party, for the next birthday celebration in October. Fast forward to October. During the day we phoned to check they had the tapas options as this was an important factor for us. Tom, deputy manager advised all food options were available. We'd be in an upstairs function room as there was a private function in the main bar. As the only diners booked in for the evening, full menu was available as they wouldn't be serving anyone else. After being seated we were told that half of the tapas were unavailable along with some of mains. Really, we rang a few hours earlier and was told everything we wanted was available. Orders were placed immediately as chef wanted to get our food out before the private function. When our drinks arrived we were told another main course was unavailable. We asked to speak to Tom and remind him of the phone call we had earlier in the day. Tom's response: 'I work 15 hour shifts and can't really remember'. So here's our real gripe. The salmon fish cake tapas, ordered by members with medical dietary needs, was frozen in the middle. So much for chef wanting time to 'cook' our food before the main function. So we complain and not surprisingly (due to being messed around multiple times), we go to the bar and make a scene. And that's when we're told to leave. As mentioned before, two of our party are clinically extremely vulnerable (chemo, say no more). It's not acceptable for any person to be served frozen food but for some people this can have extremely serious consequences. It's also worth noting one person is 86, another 80, several younger members and a baby. Not exactly rebels just really annoyed people who've been messed around umpteen times. It's not complaining from customers the George needs to worry about, it's the Food Standards Agency. Oh, and don't believe a word of the platitudes that you're told. They're empty words. Fortunately we were able to celebrate our birthdays in another nearby pub. Apparently they've had to accommodate several groups like us, all leaving the George at short notice having been let down. Owner: you need to get a real handle on the place otherwise you won't last.

Guest User
September 23, 2024

Visited for a few drinks and an evening meal. We found the establishment very clean and tidy, the recent refurbishment has improved the facilities. The staff were very professional and friendly and all in all we had an enjoyable experience. The choice of food was very good and everything we had was very good. Would recommend and will use again.

Guest User
October 28, 2023

Went for an evening dinner for 4 people. The staff were very friendly and the food was very good. My one issue was having a very large group of people about 8-10 who were just drinking and standing around taking up a lot of space in the dining area when there is a separate bar area they could go to. They got very loud and we were not able to have a conversation with our dinner. In my opinion people who are just drinking should not be allowed in the dining area until after service has finished.

Guest User
January 30, 2023

Amazing Sunday Roast, great food cooked to our separate desires, in terms of our individual roast beef preferences. We eat out a lot, my partner, friends and I agreed it was one of the best roasts in a long time. Quality and reasonably priced. Friendly staff ,a great Sunday afternoon. 5 *
Property Policies
Check-in and Check-out Times
Check-in: After 14:00
Check-out: Before 12:00
Child Policies
Please contact the hotel for details on their child and extra bed policies.
Cribs and Extra Beds
Please contact the hotel for details about crib and extra bed policies.
Pets
Pets are not allowed
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Property Description
- Number of Rooms: 5
The George Inn provides a great place for travelers to relax after a busy day. The George Inn is an ideal choice for travelers who want to take in the sights and sounds of Plympton.
Boasting a convenient location, the hotel is just 9km from Plymouth Railway Station and 9km from Plymouth City Airport. The nearby area boasts an abundance of attractions including Xxxx, Be Lucky and Peacock Meadow Park.
After a long day of sightseeing, guests can retire to the comfort of the hotel.
When it comes to Plympton hotels, the The George Inn is highly regarded for its excellent facilities.
Boasting a convenient location, the hotel is just 9km from Plymouth Railway Station and 9km from Plymouth City Airport. The nearby area boasts an abundance of attractions including Xxxx, Be Lucky and Peacock Meadow Park.
After a long day of sightseeing, guests can retire to the comfort of the hotel.
When it comes to Plympton hotels, the The George Inn is highly regarded for its excellent facilities.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the cancellation policy for The George Inn?
The cancellation policy for The George Inn varies depending on the type of room and booking conditions.What is the cancellation policy for The George Inn?
What are the check-in and check-out times at The George Inn?
Standard check-in time at The George Inn is 14:00 and check-out time is 12:00.What are the check-in and check-out times at The George Inn?
Does The George Inn provide breakfast?
No, The George Inn doesn't provide breakfast. Does The George Inn provide breakfast?
Can I bring my pet inside the The George Inn?
As much as we love pets, unfortunately, we are unable to accommodate them in The George Inn.Can I bring my pet inside the The George Inn?
How far is the The George Inn from the closest airport?
The closest airport is Plymouth City Airport, and it is about 18 mins from hotel by car (9.2 km).How far is the The George Inn from the closest airport?
About This Property
Nearest Airport | Plymouth City Airport |
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Distance to Airport | 9.21KM |
Nearest Train Station | Dockyard (Devonport) Station |
Distance to Train Station | 13.13KM |
Hotel Star Rating | 3 |