Perfectly located hotel. The rooms are great and the staff were helpful, friendly and extremely pleasant. The choice for breakfast has something for every taste. Will definitely be back.
9
Perfectly located hotel. The rooms are great and the staff were helpful, friendly and extremely pleasant. The choice for breakfast has something for every taste. Will definitely be back.
9
Sharon
Reviewed November 11, 2026Reviewed November 11, 2026
Hotel was closing due to Govt guidelines. Staff were very professional and I felt so much effort had gone into ensuring staff and customer safety due to Covid-19 controls not was a shame to be closing. I still have to travel to Devon weekly due to working on an essential supply chain business and would have felt extremely safe at Hotel Du Vin. Hope to see you guys again very soon. Peter
Hotel was closing due to Govt guidelines. Staff were very professional and I felt so much effort had gone into ensuring staff and customer safety due to Covid-19 controls not was a shame to be closing. I still have to travel to Devon weekly due to working on an essential supply chain business and would have felt extremely safe at Hotel Du Vin. Hope to see you guys again very soon. Peter
Although the hotel was situated on a dual carriageway the rooms were quiet, clean, spacious and comfortable. We were particularly pleased to have air conditioning in the room. The staff were friendly and helpful even under such strange circumstances. The food was good with generous portions.
Although the hotel was situated on a dual carriageway the rooms were quiet, clean, spacious and comfortable. We were particularly pleased to have air conditioning in the room. The staff were friendly and helpful even under such strange circumstances. The food was good with generous portions.
This was a home from home. We could not have been made to feel more welcome. After a 3.5 day drive from Corfu to walk through the doors of a friendly Great British hostelry was simply the best experience. Spacious accommodation in the Flat, plenty of room to unwind with my two dogs who were a little wound up after the long drive. A good nights sleep and the ability to run off steam in the field opposite, we all left relaxed and chilled. Pub grub was fabulous too! As I couldn’t stay for breakfast...
This was a home from home. We could not have been made to feel more welcome. After a 3.5 day drive from Corfu to walk through the doors of a friendly Great British hostelry was simply the best experience. Spacious accommodation in the Flat, plenty of room to unwind with my two dogs who were a little wound up after the long drive. A good nights sleep and the ability to run off steam in the field opposite, we all left relaxed and chilled. Pub grub was fabulous too! As I couldn’t stay for breakfast...
A Delicious And Filling Cooked Breakfast Plus All Else To Eat Or Drink. Breakfast Was Very Good Value At £8-25. Ever Helpful Staff, Courteous And Friendly And Well Turned Out. Plenty Of Tea Bags And Sugar In The Room, Very Comfy Bed. Plenty Of Room To Park Although I Had To Pay £5 For The 1 Night That I Stayed. Check In And Out Very Pleasant.Up To 11-am To Be Out No Rushing About. I Would Stay AgainIf The Need Arose.
A Delicious And Filling Cooked Breakfast Plus All Else To Eat Or Drink. Breakfast Was Very Good Value At £8-25. Ever Helpful Staff, Courteous And Friendly And Well Turned Out. Plenty Of Tea Bags And Sugar In The Room, Very Comfy Bed. Plenty Of Room To Park Although I Had To Pay £5 For The 1 Night That I Stayed. Check In And Out Very Pleasant.Up To 11-am To Be Out No Rushing About. I Would Stay AgainIf The Need Arose.
Raymond
Reviewed October 16, 2021Reviewed October 16, 2021
Lovely old, traditional hotel in a great central location (opposite Exeter Central railway station) with on-site parking. Easy walking to all amenities. Staff very helpful. Unfortunately they weren’t serving lunch but lots of choice nearby. Saw other reviews about it being ‘a bit tired’ - so glad it didn’t put me off. Will definitely be using this as my base for all future visits to Exeter.
Lovely old, traditional hotel in a great central location (opposite Exeter Central railway station) with on-site parking. Easy walking to all amenities. Staff very helpful. Unfortunately they weren’t serving lunch but lots of choice nearby. Saw other reviews about it being ‘a bit tired’ - so glad it didn’t put me off. Will definitely be using this as my base for all future visits to Exeter.
Christine
Reviewed December 16, 2021Reviewed December 16, 2021
The best time to go to Clyst Honiton is generally between late spring and early autumn, from May to September, when the weather is mildest and most conducive for exploring.
During these months, you'll experience longer daylight hours and warmer temperatures, making it ideal for enjoying the local countryside and attractions without the chillier conditions of winter. This period also often coincides with local events and festivals in the wider Devon area.
For travellers who prefer to avoid the peak summer crowds and potentially higher prices, late May, June, or September are excellent choices.
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