This is perhaps one of the happiest holidays i spent as a child. It is a large site and has an on…read moresite shop just as you enter the site. The pool is basic but functional having an inside and outside pool and seating area. The bar and entertainment is great fun without being overwhelming. The staff are polite, friendly and helpful. I would love to go back here soon.

Dawlish Sands Holiday Park is an excellent family based holiday park, the park itself is small and…read morefriendly, and has static caravans for hire, graded in bronze, silver and gold. Pets are welcome, but you need to book early as there are limited pet caravans. The entertainment is excellent, very professionally run, with shows by the entertainment staff as well as outside acts. The site has an indoor and outdoor heated pool. Its a 10 minute walk to the beach, 30 second walk from reception to the bus stop. Ideal for touring round Exeter, Torquay, or up on Dartmoor.

Sometimes, you find yourself surprised by the simplest of things, such as bed comfort, room size, a…read moreworking shower, clean furniture etc. Premier Inn runs a good ship, offering all of these things while not being 'perfect' in every way. All we really wanted was a good night's sleep in a comfortable room while we visited friends in Devon, and that's exactly what we got, plus a decent shower, clean bathroom, good air conditioning and a peaceful atmosphere. It's also really handy for the racecourse and the Sunday morning car boot sale, and there's a big Tesco across the road if you need supplies. What might we change? More towels, please! I can think of quite a few four-star hotels that this Premier Inn would put to shame, and we didn't spend a fortune on the room, either. We skipped breakfast, but it's available at the adjoining Beefeater Grill. Parking is also very good.

Fantastic feel hotel but conected restraint expecive, but tesco over Rd and walking distance is…read morenewton Abbot town so wetherspoons for meal or breakfast.

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

Stayed here for a few nights while having a short break in Exeter. I had chosen this hotel for the…read morelocation and parking facilities. The room was small, and it was very hot. The people beneath us must have had their heating on the whole time as the floor was radiating heat and the weather didn't help that, luckily the room had a very large window that opened very wide, so we left that open all night. The shower was very small and the room had a sloped ceiling that I kept hitting my head on. I didn't make any complaints as I was only there a couple nights however if I were to stay again I would be sure to request a slightly larger room. If all the rooms were exactly the same size as the one I had, then the price paid for the hotel a little bit steep. However I think I just got unlucky with a room with a roof slope. Free Wi-fi access was provided which was great. Breakfast was excellent and the service was great. The décor was also very nice, it had quite a homely feel to it. I would stay here again in future, in a different room.

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.

I've grown quite partial to Premier Inn over the years. They're my choice for a cheap yet…read morecomfortable chain hotel I found this Premier Inn for a medical conference I was attending at Derriford Hospital in Plymouth. Just off the A38 from Exeter, it was perfect located just a few miles from the hospital It's right next door to a Beefeater restaurant, where the breakfasts are served. Parking can be tight in the evening due to the restaurant. An alternative for food is to nip to the large Sainsbury supermarket just across the road Check in was quick and efficient and the staff were always there with a cheerful greeting every time I walked past reception My room was large with a comfortable bed. I think they're trying to go upmarket a little with a choice of firm pillows on the bed with softer pillows available in the cupboard. I enjoyed watching the Superbowl on the large TV Premier Inn delivers what it promises on the tin

Absolutely wonderful experience to celebrate our son's graduation from Exeter. The tasting menu is…read moreexpensive but worth every penny as the seafood is sourced locally, delivered daily and magicked into divine, sublime dishes. Add to that mix the excellent service made the entire evening both entertaining and educational. Incredible knowledge of each wines provenance and creation, chosen in person from the small vineyards he has visited and sourced himself. Elevated the food to absolute perfection. Wonderful chef, supported by an incredibly talented team with fascinating knowledge of both food and wine.

Newly opened and completely revamped. Chef Tom Williams…read moreformerly worked at Gidleigh Park a reniwned 2 Michelin star restaurant and the Abode another Michael Caines establishment before starting the Salutation Inn in Topsham England. The luncheon menu offers an affordable and elegant opportunity to sample some of the finest food in the region. We each had a different dish and all the food was outstanding. We would love to return and stay overnight and sample one of the tasting menus. 9.5 out of 10 Excellent