Shabby chic. Great selection of over 8 different ales to try from near and far. Good olde English…read morefayre esp the Sunday roast. Enjoy!!!!

I think this is quite a nice hotel pub, near the station. It definitely serves a good selection of…read morelocal real ales. You could probably spend a while here enjoying them all, possibly reading a free copy of the Daily Moral Outrage or choosing something to eat from the sticky menu . Depending on when you go. One of the hazards of a hotel bar is that they let children in (with their parents of course). In this case the parents were doing their best to ignore their obnoxious child, but his tactic of repeating what he said in an ever louder voice until they acknowledged him always worked eventually, by which time all in the proximity had suffered. I'm sure this is quite a nice place, possibly deserving of more than a 3but all I can remember is the devil child.

I have now stayed here with my wife on four occasions. The hotel is wonderful for its old world…read morecharm yet modern conveniences. The larger king size rooms are fantastic. The midsized rooms nice but a bit tight for space, and the rooms smaller than 226 square feet are really a no-go for couples. There is parking in the forecourt, subject to availability, and a great breakfast for only £10. However, what this hotel really has going for it is location. Right across from Exeter Central and close to the shopping district.

My last trip to The Rougemont had its ups and downs, but what sticks in the mind is how lovely the…read morestaff were. Yes, the room was a little warm and some of the other guests were a little loud (I think there was a school party in!) but what the hotel could control was really good. I agree that the hotel feels a little dated, but the duty manager showed us around the impressively refurbished (but at the time unopened) restaurant and informed us that the third floor was also being done up. The breakfast spread is pretty impressive and I found every member of the team professional, knowledgeable and friendly.

Pretentious. Charge a fortune for the car park…read moreStaff are sniffy! Strange decor Weddingsville. Drunken louts in lavatories. Shame

I found the staff to be professsional enough but not really friendly at all. Made it an easy…read moredecision to stop for only one pint

This place is a lot more expensive than its nearest competitors, think london prices, but if you…read moredon't mind paying a bit more then this is a good place for a drink. Owned by youngs so serves youngs beers, but also a good pint of tribute. The look and the layout is nice, the service friendly and the chairs are comfy There conservatory area towards the back is particulary nice, although I'm sure the beer garden is even nicer when it can be used.

Lovely hotel. Close to the town centre. Parking permits available and on street parking…read more Lovely period building. Rooms are clean and well equipped. Staff are friendly and great breakfast included, always well cooked, a good range. One of the nicest b&b's in Exeter. Nice decor in the rooms, modern. All rooms I have stayed in were en suite and with everything you need.

Friendly pub with tasty food. Steve and crew do their best to welcome folks. Good place for…read moredrinks and satisfying food.

My first trip to the UK and the first hotel I stayed in. I didn't know what to think at first. The…read morestaff was friendly and accommodating but coming from the US, the home of huge hotels this was very downsized and seemed old in comparison. But it quickly became one of my favorites. We had a room overlooking the street which I liked a lot. And breakfast was awesome, they go all out. Since it was my first trip there I had the full English breakfast and if you do that you really are good until evening. You could also modify the breakfast to suit your taste. Very clean hotel as well. ALSO this hotel is only about a 7 minute walk to the train station, very convenient. If I return to Exeter I WILL stay here.

I couldn't believe the wonderful location of my room in this hotel. My room looked out onto a…read morewooden platform (where I could have sat if it had ever stopped raining) and then over rolling hills and the countryside. The room was small but lovely, the bed was very comfortable and the tv had a decent number of channels for the short time I would be spending in the room. The location of the hotel itself is really good, near the Exeter St Davids station and not too far from the city centre. Breakfast was ok..I don't really like English breakfasts so I had to ask for certain things to be left off which they didn't always get right. The worst thing about my stay was the light coloured curtains. It was impossible to avoid the early morning sun pouring into the room and waking me up before 7am (fine on any other day, but not on holiday). The staff were friendly and If I come back to Exeter I might well stay here again.

This pub on two sides of the alley looks amazing, with its dimly lit wooden interior and 'elaborate…read moredecoration'?. I came when the pub was not so busy so one side was mostly locked up. I guess they probably open it all up at busy times. There were only two ales on when I visited, but one of them was a really good stout from Wychwood, that I had never encountered before. The food menu looked good so I decided to give it a try and had a delicious mild beef curry. The pub/hotel has been around for centuries!

The White Hart is an ideal town centre pub for a couple of quiet beers, this is more of an old…read morestyle pub with real ales, bar billiards etc. The best feature of the White Hart is the 'Secret Garden' which is a great afternoon sun trap in the summer. I could tell you a little more about the garden but it's a secret.