Cycle-friendly hotel in Plymouth

Future Inn Plymouth is a modern and comfortable hotel conveniently located near main access roads and public transportation. It offers easy access to the city centre and the surrounding Devon countryside. Alongside its excellent location, the hotel boasts spacious and airy bedrooms - all of which sleep up to four guests - that feature free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, a desk and workspace, a laptop safe, a complimentary robe and slippers, and home-away-from-home services like the guest laundry room, ice buckets, and wine glasses. There's also a small exercise room and free parking.

Cycle-friendly facilities include:

• Spacious bedrooms which can sleep up to four 
• Free parking and free WiFi
• Secure cycle rack for safe storage of cycles during your stay 
• Cycles permitted to be stored in guest bedrooms
• Guest laundry room on the first floor with a washing machine and tumble dryer

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Planning to visit us and cycle in Plymouth? Have any questions? Contact us to find out more about cycling! 

Tel: 01752 701000

Email: reservations.plymouth@futureinns.co.uk

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Future Inns Rewards

For additional benefits, you can join the Future Inns hotel loyalty program. Alongside a member's discount rate, for every £1 you spend on accommodation, you earn 1 reward point. You also get a complimentary drink voucher to redeem in the bar when you dine. Plus, you get double points when you eat in the restaurant. Points collected can then be used to upgrade your bedroom to a suite or a free night's stay. It's also completely free to join!

Cycling staycation in Plymouth

As well as cycling along Plymouth’s Barbican and Sutton Harbour, the city provides a great base for those wanting to explore the stunning scenery and local history on offer. With numerous National Trust estates, the Dartmoor National Park and coastal routes nearby, you will have plenty of exciting trails to choose from, you may even come across a Dartmoor pony or two.

Barbican & Sutton Harbour

Around the Barbican, you'll find vibrant cobbled streets, narrow lanes and more than 200 Listed Buildings, many of them Tudor and Jacobean. Find at spot to stop in Sutton Harbour and watch the boats. There are two National Cycle Routes on the harbour’s doorstep.

Dartmoor National Park

Dartmoor is a great place to cycle with an extensive network of quiet lanes and designated cycle routes, together with over 350km of bridleways and byways. Routes include Granite Way, Drake's Trail, Wray Valley Trail and even the full Dartmoor Way which is 95 mile circular route.

Plymbridge Woods

Plymbridge Woods is looked after by the National Trust. The Plym Valley consists of varied habitats from riverside meadows, ancient woodland and the wilderness of Dartmoor. Car parks at Plymbridge, Cadover Bridge and Shaugh Prior provide good starting points to explore the area on bike.

Saltram

This two mile trail through woodlands and beside the Plym estuary is perfect for a family bike ride with plenty of picnic stops on route. Cycle through rolling parkland, past ancient oaks and seasonal spectacles like spring bluebells, summer flower meadows and autumn woodland colours.

Lanhydrock

Whatever your experience as a cyclist, there's bound to be a trail to suit you at Lanhydrock. It is another National Trust property. Ride through woodland and choose from a range of flat or hillier routes. There are green (easy), blue (moderate) and even red (difficult) trails.

Route 27

The National Cycle Network Route 27 is also known as the Devon Coast to Coast. It is 102 miles long, and largely traffic free and flat for 71 miles of the route. It runs from Ilfracombe to Plymouth. The route has beaches, estuaries, lush green valleys and takes you through tunnels and across the breathtaking viaducts and bridges.

What is the National Cycle Network?

The National Cycle Network (NCN) is being developed by Sustrans in partnership with local authorities and other organisations. There are two cycling outes that run through Plymouth; NCN route 27 - Devon Coast to Coast route, which is mostly off-road from Plymouth to Ilfracombe and includes the recently opened Laira Rail Bridge and NCN route 2 - Southern Coastal route, from Cornwall to Dover.

Road cycling routes Plymouth

Plymouth City Council is working to encourage more cycling by developing a network of routes that are safer and more pleasant to use. Cycling in Plymouth has increased by 50% in just 6 years. With more and more people taking up cycling – why not join them and find out how easy and fun it is for yourself?

Isn’t Plymouth too hilly to cycle in?

Some hills are a challenge, but there’s nothing wrong with getting off and walking, and what goes up must come down!

Doesn’t it rain too much in Plymouth to cycle?

In Plymouth, we have more hours of sunshine than the UK average, which means cycling can be an enjoyable and convenient way to travel all year round.