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Adele Tribute Night
The Duke of Cornwall Hotel, Millbay Road, Plymouth, Devon, PL1 3LG
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Tel01752 275 850
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The Duke of Cornwall Hotel is a defining figure in Plymouth's past and its present. A landmark hotel built in 1863, the Duke has endured at the heart of this maritime city for over a century and a half since. Surviving two World Wars and radical changes in its surrounding environment, the hotel stands as a strong and steadfast connection to days gone by. Its splendid Victorian gothic architecture drew admiration then – and makes even more of a statement in the contemporary cityscape.
38.00 per person (before admin fees)
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