We stayed here just one night B and B over the bank holiday weekend. We had the most basic of rooms (apparantly) but it was lovely. Beautiful chic decor - a shower and bath to die for. The staff were friendly and helpful and the rest of the hotel was decorated in chic style - check out the unusual sinks in the loby toilets!
The grounds were beautiful - an idyllic retreat.
Breakfast took half an hour to arrive but they were short staffed it would seem, and we were in no hurry and read our complimentary newspapers while we waited.
We paid 70 pounds each for our stay, and were impressed.
We would love to stay again but next time try out the luxery rooms

Rooms are of an excellent standard with bathrooms of exceptional quality. The evening dinner was very good but breakfast a bit indifferent. Staff are very attentive and friendly which made the stay that much more enjoyable.
The room I had was affected by traffic noise in the morning but I regarded this as only a small irritant.
Nice gardens and location make this a very enjoyable venue although a little expensive at advertised room rates.

As you will see, I attended one of their opening events and loved the place. Since then, I've spent the night here with my girlfriend and scored some major brownie points for a great weekend away.

The room (Longbrook Suite) was super, very comfy bed, huge flat screen TV, but it was the bathroom that blew us away - huge, with a massive walk in shower room, twin sinks and two large baths side-by-side. Champagne (only £10 for the half bottle from the min bar) lying side by side in the baths started off the evening (plus using the fluffy dressing gowns), followed by a delicious meal in the restaurant downstairs with a £15 bottle of red that tasted like a £50 bottle. The next morning we walked on beautiful Dartmoor, just a few minutes drive away.

The perfect romantic getaway...

St Elizabeth's is a real treat. The building is a former convent, in beautiful grounds, and has been lovingly converted into an 18-room luxury hotel.

The public areas are very welcoming, with comfy sofas and a luxurious
bar area.

The bedrooms are the real highlight. Huge comfy beds, giant plasma TV, and nice touches like a jug of fresh milk in the fridge for in-room tea/coffee making. Our bathroom was huge, with deep roll-top bath and an enormous walk-in shower area.

We were attending a private function, and dinner was excellent. Quality local ingredients, beautifully prepared and presented.

Breakfast service was slow, but we weren't in a hurry, and the hot breakfast items were delicious.

Overall, highly recommended for a short break in the Plymouth area, or as an alternative to the bland city-centre hotels if you are on a business trip (the hotel is only 15-mins from the city).