In trying to book a hotel in the area, I was surprised at how few hotels Plymouth has. They do have a handful of B&Bs and a few motels, but the Radisson seems to be the only major large-brand hotel in the area. So we booked it.

First it's called the Radisson Plymouth Harbor, but it's not on the harbor; it's about a block and half from the water. It sits behind a sort-of strip mall and the location is uninteresting at best.

We stayed here on Saturday, and it seemed every wedding in Plymouth was here on this day. The hotel does a big wedding business. The lobby is large and spacious, with lots of color, but seemed a little dated to me.

We had to go down to our room and were not ground floor but half basement. Our room was tucked away at the end of a long hall. Our room had no personality whatsoever. It was a light beige and there not a single picture or painting on the walls. The word sparse came to mind. We were only staying here one night, so we didn't ask to switch rooms, but I have to say that this room felt odd. It felt like it may not have been finished or else the hotel had a major budget crunch and art was just not on the list.

The best part of the hotel was the pool. The hotel does have a large indoor pool and the kids made use of it. The pool was very nice. It seemed to me that the rooms surrounding the pool would be the best rooms in the hotel.

I am giving this hotel a recommend, just because it's the only game in town. I didn't have a lot of complaints, the staff was fine, and we did all get a good night's sleep. However, this hotel lacks a lot of character or personality. I guess when you don't have competition you can let a lot of things slide.