Rooms
A few harbour rooms above the house.
West Harbour & Salt is first a dining room, but upstairs the house holds a small collection of rooms for guests who would rather stay the night than leave the harbour too early.
Stone walls, harbour light, and a room built for staying late and waking slowly.
The stay
The rooms keep the same house tone as downstairs: understated, tactile, and close to the water rather than overdesigned or hotel-like for the sake of it. For guests stepping out before dinner or after breakfast, the walk towards the Barbican and Sutton Harbour makes the setting feel even more rooted in Plymouth.
Linen, wool, timber, and enough quiet to feel the harbour settle after dinner.
01
Harbour Room
A calm king room with stone walls, soft linen, timber furniture, and a view that keeps the harbour close from first light onwards.
House stay
Harbour-facing rooms
02
Lantern Suite
A slightly larger room with a reading chair, layered textiles, and enough space to feel settled after a long lunch and an even longer dinner.
House stay
Stone, linen, and timber
03
Quay Loft
An upper-floor room with a quieter outlook, warm joinery, and the kind of light that makes slow mornings feel easy.
House stay
Breakfast above the water
House notes
Stay for the room, and for everything below it.
The best version of the stay is simple: dinner downstairs, one last drink at the bar, then a short climb upstairs and a slow breakfast above the water in the morning.
Breakfast served above the harbour
Late dinner downstairs, slow mornings upstairs
A handful of rooms rather than a large hotel floor