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.

Simply an old run down out of date business. This place is a complete internet facade. Looks good…read moreon the internet only.... in reality, this is an old run down, worn out hotel The rooms are clean and the staff is nice enough. However, the whole facility needs an upgrade. I saw this a place on their Web site and once I got here realized they scammed me. The actual hotel is two old apartment buildings aside each other on a residential street away from the city center. The beds are complete garbage. The old style uncomfortable inexpensive spring mattresses. You feel every spring on the thin mattress pushing into you while you sleep. Has excellent wireless internet service, Found this location via booking.com rated as a two star hotel. Two star internet connectivity at a one star hotel

Globe backparker what I can tell about this. Such a nice people there. The rooms are really not…read morebad. We can sleep very good. It's clean. The price is very correct and cheaper than other place so if you come to Exeter for some days or weeks you can stay here ! You will see you'll be happy .

I stayed here over the weekend, which was a bit of a last-minute decision, as I was meant to be…read morestaying with a friend but that fell through. Luckily, they had a private room left, which my boyfriend and I slept in and I have to say, I was quite impressed! The guy who let us in and showed us to our room was really friendly and the room itself was bright and spacious, with an exceptionally comfortable four poster double bed. There is no curfew, so you can wander in and out as you please, and you can park your car just outside for a couple of quid. I didn't get the chance to meet many people, but that's because we only spent the one night here and didn't make much of an effort to socialise, as we arrived late and were knackered. Would recommend staying here though, as it's great value for money.

I think a mix of value/quality/convenience doesn't get any better than this. The place is fairly…read morebasic, but has everything you need, from proximity to the city centre to freshly cooked breakfast. Rooms are basic, but definitely have character. The receptionist was lovely and helpful! Mind, they don't take cash payments - only cards.

the station is not at all wheelchair accessible. You need to get st Thomas get off at Exeter…read moreCentral and get a Bus from the high Street ( A, E, F1 F2) or get off at St David and walk along the River path to St Thomas's.