Exeter Hotels Guide

a Georgian, former gentleman’s residence, set on a handsome square close to the Catherdral, now a chic, luxurious, city centre bolt hole

a modern, purpose built hotel offering smart, compact accommodation and only a short walk away from the city's many attractions

Georgian features meet boutique touches at this stylish townhouse, it has well-appointed rooms and a restaurant serving Devon produce

conveniently placed hotel located just off of junction 29 of the M5, 5 minutes drive from Exeter Airport and with easy access to the city

this upmarket hotel is conveniently located next to Sandy Park Rugby Stadium and the M5, and offers high quality rooms and two restaurants

contemporary hotel with stylish bedrooms featuring clean, crisp decor, located a few minutes walk from the Princesshay Shopping Centre

renowned brasserie and bar set in an elegant Georgian manor house on Exeter's fringes, the swish guest rooms are in an adjacent lodge

the relaxing leisure facilities, indoor pool, sauna, whirlpool spa, at this smart hotel are the perfect antidote to a day of shopping or exploring

grand Victorian hotel with impressive public areas, stylish, spacious guest rooms and a convenient spot opposite Central Station

provides a combination of peaceful setting - in 4 acres of landscaped grounds - and convenient city centre access which is just a mile away

set amidst 3 acres of landscaped grounds, this traditonal hotel offers a countryside feel yet it is handily placed for the city, M5 and airport

a former infirmary brimming with Victorian character, contemporary style and amenities, including a Ren Spa, set in a secret walled garden

moments from Exeter Cathedral, shopping and dining, make this swish, contemporary hotel ideal for a city stay; a luxury spa is an added bonus

relax at this Manor House style hotel which is set in a picturesque location and provides light and airy, spacious accommodation

smart hotel set alongside the River Exe, stylish rooms are in a Victorian villa, whilst the bar and dining are in a cosy pub next door

historic, former coaching inn steeped in character and atmosphere, there is a hidden garden terrace and a traditional bar and restaurant

19th century inn with a newer lodge style addition that features smart and comfortable rooms; ideally placed as an East Devon exploring base

attractive 16th century coaching inn combining modern comforts with period charm and serving hearty food sourced from the West Country

lodge-style guest rooms, with fresh, contemporary decor, located next to a popular carvery restaurant and bar, close to junction 30 of the M5

city centre, watering-hole and dining venue, popular with locals, 5 minutes walk from Central Station, offering boutique guest rooms