Hotell nära Exeter's Historic Quayside

“Central, clean, the best crisp clean sheets ever.”

“Well located for shops and both Exeter Main and St. Davids railway stations. My room was compact but well thought out and well equipped. It was great to have a light next to the bed which you could turn off/on easily and the shower was good. Breakfast was first class, beautifully served and coffee one of the best. I would have liked more savoury options for the breakfast but that is just a small preference. Host was really helpful and very welcoming. I would stay here again.”

“What a brilliant pub/hotel! Will stay again. Such a lovely hotel with views by the river. Room was spacious, lots of interesting pictures, wonderful food and very polite, helpful staff. Convenient parking. Loved the spiral staircase with over hanging wisteria!”

“Lite slitet och oinspirerande. Ser mycket bättre ut på bilderna än i verkligheten. ”

“Frukosten i deras mysiga restaurang. ”

“Rummet var rent. Mycket ljud från omgivningen som hörs in i rummet. Personalen mycket trevlig och tillmötesgående.”

“Kelly was absolutely lovely. She made me feel welcome from the moment I arrived and was very attentive throughout my stay. The place was spotless, comfortable, cozy and well equipped, and the scones on arrival were a lovely touch. Thank you so much — would love to come again!”

“At the time of booking this place came up on Expedia after filtering for air con (required). The hotel has an "efficient adiabatic cooling system", which we found to be inadequate during our stay. It was 27 degrees outside during the day and overnight the room didn't drop below 24 degrees. I believe this is considered an uncomfortable sleeping temperature and we were definitely uncomfortable. The staff informed us that the system was working. It's just not a very good system! The hotel is doing...

“Very basic small room. It was very hot and the a/c did not appear to be working. Also you could hear voices from adjoining room. £7 to park overnight. Outrageous car parking should be free.”