From the outside, the Edwardian Guest House looks a bit naff, sorry, but it does. the blue and…read moreyellow paintwork doesn't help much, and neither, at Christmas, do the oversized coloured fairy lights. Still, inside, you pretty much get what you paid for - which is an Edwardian style B & B, for not a lot of outlay. The Edwardian offers quite impressive rooms with four poster beds and nice antique touches, for very reasonable prices, so if really retro is your thing, you'd do worse than to invest in a stay here. Breakfast is a respectable full cooked English or toast and fruit etc, unremarkable but well prepared. The staff are polite and friendly, all in all a very satisfactory service.

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

This is a very nice hotel, with each of the rooms themed to a character from a famous book. Sods…read morelaw that I would get an upgrade after choosing the Arthur Dent room! Ended up inside Flora Poste. Not sure what she is but the quotes and pictures suggested that you might find her in an unbearably tedious period drama (is there any other kind?). I suppose it was intended to be an upgrade! And the room was very very nice.I should say! The location is a good one, between the main station and the centre of town. The hotel is in a lovely old building too! The price is very good value. I guess the breakfast was a bit limited but that is generally not my priority.

I've just returned from a stay at Raffles. It is one of the nicest places I've ever had the…read moreprivilege to sleep. Many large hotels pay lip-service to the mantra "organic,fresh,and local" but Raffles is the exception that lives up to the standard. My room was tastefully appointed with fancy antiques, as is the rest of the place. What sets this place apart is the attention to the tiny details, from the quality of the tea to the placement of the light switches. Every need has been anticipated, and that is truly rare. The prepared breakfast is amazing, again the attention to details sets it apart. On top of everything else, its relatively affordable. The only word of caution is that, with all the fragile stuff, its probably not the best for kids (at least really destructive kids).

A good hotel tastefully decorated with antiques. Well located close to the centre of the city. A…read morevery tasty breakfast was served in a stunning dining room. I had booked a single room on the upper floor which was a bit small and less inviting than the rest of the hotel.

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.

This is a great pitstop on the A30, 10 miles west of the M5/A30 junction. So much better than a…read moremotorway service station. The food is freshly prepared, good value, and all delivered in the setting of a family business, in a really attractive and historic location. Highly recommended.

From the owner: The Bed and Breakfast provides luxury accommodation either as an overnight stop or as a long break…read more The best Bed and Breakfast in Exeter* According to independent reviews on one of the largest hotel review websites. The Café specialises in quality home made foods and local produce where possible. We tailor for groups as well as large families and we only close Christmas and Boxing Day.

Great hospitality and atmosphere, good value for money, lovely breakfast, very clean. Quiet setting…read morenear to beach, restaurants and pubs which was great because it meant we could leave the car behind.