There is as much variety in the East Devon hotels as there is in the scenery that surrounds them. How can you find the one that is right for you? If you have never been to East Devon before how can you determine which hotel is the best for your requirements?
Whether you are visiting Ottery, Sidmouth, Exmouth, Exeter, Seaton or Honiton there are Devon hotels that will suit you. We’ve researched them all and you can take your pick from the best of them from these pages.
Do you want 5 star comfort?
Do you need a family room?
Where can you find a small hotel to unwind in?
Is there a Devon hotel that will let me bring my pet?
I have a limited budget, where can I stay?
East Devon hotels - luxurious comfort at prices you can afford.
Ottery
The Salston Manor Hotel is set in the heart of the Otter Valley. A fine restaurant and beautiful grounds offer the perfect setting to relax in. Well-behaved pets are welcome.
Sidmouth
Set in the centre of Sidmouth, just yards from the main Sidmouth Festival arena is the Woodlands Hotel. Surrounded by a lovely, private garden and completely refurbished Woodlands offers you the chance to relax and enjoy old-fashioned Devon hospitality for you and your pet.
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If you prefer a view of the sea then you may wish to stay at the Marlborough Hotel. This stands on The Esplanade, close to the main shopping centre and with magnificent views of the sea and cliffs. Open all year round you can be sure of a warm welcome at any time.
Then there’s the Royal Glen where Queen Victoria stayed when she was a very small child. Her father, Edward Duke of Kent died in Sidmouth giving the townspeople plenty to do when they had to buy mourning clothes and watch his coffin leave.
If you prefer a smaller establishment then why not try a guesthouse?
If you prefer to be in the country a little more then the
Deer Park Country House Hotel
at Buckerell will suit you better. There’s a magnificent view across the River Otter, one of the prettiest rivers in Devon.
Alternatively for a higher vantage point try
Combe House
at Gittisham, peace and tranquillity combined with high-class cuisine.
If you're looking for something a little cheaper then try a guesthouse
Exmouth
On the coast again down at Exmouth you can stay at the Devoncourt Hotel in Douglas Avenue. Here you can enjoy a view of the sea from the seclusion of a subtropical garden. It’s a short stroll to the promenade and close to the town centre too.
Exeter
For a city experience then visit Exeter where there is a wider choice of hotels. For a convenient city centre location try the Thistle in Queen Street. The staff are really friendly and the hotel has recently been refurbished.
If you prefer a more modern hotel then you should consider the Southgate Hotel next to the city walls. It’s got free parking for guests, a big bonus in Exeter, Roman cities were not built with car parking facilities in the city plan! It’s close to the heart of Exeter, so you can walk to the Cathedral, the museums and the shops in just a few minutes.
If you need a budget hotel then consider the Travelodge and use the nearby Park & Ride to get into the city centre. Buses run every 10 minutes right through the day.
