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Places to Stay in Exeter


Exeter has some lovely hotels within the city if you are looking for a luxury break. Or if you are looking to stay somewhere a little more cosy and informal, there are many guest houses placed in handy locations for visiting the area.

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A selection of entries taken from the ExeterViews.co.uk Hotel Directory.

The Devon Hotel
The Devon Hotel is located on the fringes of Exeter near the Marsh Barton area of the city. The hotel's location provides a very good base for visitin...
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Holiday Inn Express Exeter
Modern Exeter hotel accommodation located in one of the newest commercial districts of Exeter, adjacent to the Met Office. Express by Holiday Inn Exet...
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St Andrews Hotel
St Andrews Hotel is located on Alphington Road and is within easy reach of the historic quayside and the Marsh Barton Trading Estate making it ideal f...
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Hotel du Vin
The Hotel du Vin & Bistro, an Exeter hotel, housed in impressive building in a good location. Once a Victorian eye hospital, Hotel du Vin has r...
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Courtyard Exeter Sandy Park
Courtyard by Marriott Exeter Sandy Park is the most conveniently located hotel for the Exeter Chiefs rugby union stadium and conference and banqueting...
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