3-Star Hotels in Exeter

Lower Thorton farm a set in idyllic farm location. It’s beautiful surroundings and scenery makes anyone ignore the travel time to the south West. The accommodatio at the property is well attended For and catered by Alison who keeps it meticulously clean . Location is very quiet and peaceful and would entice anyone looking for a good couple of days of getaways into the quiet nature.

Booked for the child, upgraded the room for free, the room was clean, the waiter was polite and welcoming, and the breakfast was not bad!

Friendly, helpful and excellent service. A great location for a stop off.

The room was very clean and comfortable, and the scenery outside the window was very good. Some facilities such as a kettle have more scale, but it is also an understandable place. It will be very quiet at night overall, but it depends on whether the person living next door speaks loudly, otherwise you will clearly hear the noise of the human voice and have difficulty sleeping. This is also the only unsatisfactory point for me is the poor sound insulation. The restaurant in this hotel is very good, the breakfast is quite rich and the toast is very delicious. I believe this is one of the reasons I will choose to stay here. I hope to continue to maintain the advantages and try to improve the sound insulation problem, thank you.

A lovely and very clean hotel we chose for convenience to a wedding venue.. Made even better with the help of Erika who kindly helped us to our room (we were in a rush) Thank You (great to have free parking too)

The hotel is in a lovely location, surrounded by beautiful Devon countryside, I wish I'd had more time as there is some lovely walks from the hotel. My room and bathroom were spacious and clean, just a few cobwebs here and there which can easily happen at this time of year. My car was full of my son's university stuff, but because of the location I wasn't worried about leaving it in the hotel car park - I wouldn't have been able to do that in a city centre hotel. This is the second time I've stayed in this hotel for a Exeter Uni drop off and would recommend it, a comfortable, countryside stay at a good price around 20 minutes from the city. The lanes can be narrow in places but that is the case in most of Devon.

The service is not good, the staff is very impatient. The lobby and other public areas are closed at 11 o'clock, and friends are not allowed to use them even if they need to make a conference call, so the telephones in the corridor and the room will affect other guests. The heating is not turned on at night, and it is not turned on after complaints. The English breakfast set is OK. The restaurant also closes on time at 9:30.

The single bed was small and a little cramped, but it was comfortable to sleep in! The staff was very kind! !!

We stayed at the Premier Inn, as we had an event to attend in Exeter. It is a great position to get about. There is a Brewers Fayre next door, which is cheap and convenient. We stayed 2 nights and the parking was £16

We loved the proximity to town and the fact the Beefeaters is next door, which is convenient. The lady in reception was nice. It was a pleasant place to stay. They could do with airconditioning and the hot water wasn't very hot.