Located in one of the newest commercial districts of Exeter, adjacent to the Met Office, the Express by Holiday Inn is within minutes of the M5 & is the closest hotel to Exeter Airport making it an ideal location for corporate ...more
Built towards the end of the last century by a wealthy tea importer with an eye for an incredible view, it was not until after the second world war that the well known house at the top of Gipsy Hill became a hotel. Set atop a small hill ...more
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Located in the beautiful county of Devon and one of Britain's oldest cities, this small but perfectly formed city has preserved many of its historic features and buildings while enjoying all the amenities and vibrancy of a modern cosmopolitan city.
As the commercial and cultural hub for south west of England, Exeter's airport and comprehensive transport links make it a perfect city destination and base to explore the surrounding historic and quintessential verdant English countryside dotted with pretty villages, quaint old pubs and the famous Devon cream tea cafes.
And all of this comes with the added bonus of being only a short journey to the nearby coastal resorts, fishing ports and sandy beaches of the English Riviera.
Frequently voted one of the best British cities to live in, there is certainly an atmosphere of sophistication, culture and charm with this very old city kept young at heart by the large student population attending Exeter University.
Exeter's history and prosperity began with the arrival of the Romans who's most obvious legacy is the almost completely intact red stone defensive wall that surrounds the city centre. Today, the manageable city and compact central district showcases centuries of different architectural styles with much of its well preserved mediaeval layout offering tantalizing opportunities to amble amongst narrow cobbled streets and discover tucked-away unique independent shops, bars and cafes.
Located in the heart of the city and enclosed on two sides by some fine buildings, Exeter's Cathedral Church of St Peter dominates the skyline and its surrounding lawns, terraced cafes and upmarket shops make for a popular meeting point on fine sunny days. A 10 minute walk south beyond the ancient city walls leads to the Quay on the banks of the river Exe.
Once an important trading port, this is now a fascinating waterfront attraction featuring all manner of places to eat, drink and shop all housed within the former historic port buildings along the Quayside.
