Discover seasonal trends, ideal booking windows, and other data-driven tips to plan your stay in Exeter with confidence.
Which month has the cheapest hotel rates in Exeter?
Hotels are cheapest in Exeter in January, with average rates of £73/night. In comparison, June is the most expensive month, with prices at £143/night.
What is the cheapest day of the week to book a hotel in Exeter?
Sunday offers the lowest rates in Exeter, with an average nightly price of £105/night. The highest prices are found on Tuesday, with average rates at £173/night.
How much is a hotel in Exeter for tonight?
The best deal for a 3-star hotel room in Exeter found by KAYAK users in the last 3 days was £41, while a 4-star hotel the lowest price was £58. The cheapest room found overall was for £39.
How much is a hotel in Exeter for this weekend?
The cheapest hotel room in Exeter for the upcoming weekend found on KAYAK in the last 3 days was for £53 per night. For the same dates, 3-star hotel rooms have been found for as low as £53 per night and 4-star hotel rooms from £96 per night.
How early should you book a accommodation in Exeter?
Book at least 77 days before your stay begins to get the best price for your Exeter accommodation.
Cheapest month to stay with an average 30% drop in price.
Most expensive month to stay with an average 61% rise in price.
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KAYAK's top tips for finding Exeter hotel deals
If you’re looking for a cheap hotel in Exeter, you should consider visiting during the low season. You'll find cheaper accommodations in Exeter in April and January.
Hotel room prices vary depending on many factors but you’ll most likely find the best hotel deals in Exeter if you stay on a Sunday. The opposite is true for, Tuesday, which is usually the most expensive day.
The cheapest 3-star hotel room in Exeter found on KAYAK in the last 2 weeks was £76, while the most expensive was £827.
How long should you stay? KAYAK users usually book their accommodation in Exeter for 1 day.
Couples looking to book a hotel in Exeter city centre for a romantic stay may choose The City Gate Hotel on Lower North Street, a quirky boutique pub-with-rooms with perks such as a Nespresso machine in your room. Or there’s Southernhay House, a luxury boutique hotel set inside a beautiful Grade II-listed Georgian townhouse on Southernhay East Street.
Those searching for hotels by Exeter Airport will find well-known international chains some 8 km east of the city centre. Hampton by Hilton is right by Exeter Airport, with amenities including free parking, Wi-Fi and a complimentary breakfast. Near the M5 is the Holiday Inn Express, just off Junction 9 of the motorway and a quick 5-minute drive from the airport.
Many of the cheap hotels and B&Bs in Exeter are found north of the historic city centre, near St David’s Railway Station and the University of Exeter. These include the 3-star Park View B&B overlooking Bury Meadow Park on Howell Road which offers reasonably-priced rooms inside a homey Georgian building. The Oakcliffe Hotel on St David’s Hill is another good-quality B&B, just a 10-minute walk from the city centre.
Hotels within walking distance of Exeter’s famous Cathedral Close include the White Hart Hotel by Marston’s Inns on South Street whose history as one of Exeter’s oldest pubs is reflected in its traditional interiors. The Mercure Exeter Southgate Hotel on Southernhay East is another good mid-range option with a swimming pool, spa and a central location just a 5-minute walk from the cathedral.
Travellers looking for cheap family rooms will find them at the Premier Inn on Bonhay Road in St David’s, with additional perks including blackout curtains and a power shower for your room. Less than a kilometre from the hotel is the Royal Albert Memorial Museum with family-friendly events and interactive areas where you can get hands-on with some of the exhibits.
Visitors to Exeter who are interested in exploring the historic Quayside in Exeter should look to stay at one of the Exeter hotels near the river. The Holiday Inn Express Exeter - City Centre is a good option. From here you can walk to the Quayside across the Cricklepit suspension footbridge over the River Exe.
Another exciting historical part of Exeter that is worth visiting is the maze of Medieval underground passages near the Exeter Bus Station. Stay in one of the Exeter hotels nearby, such as the Jurys Inn Exeter and book a guided tour to visit this ancient monument.
Foodies look out for Exeter hotels near the city centre, more specifically near the Guildhall Shopping Centre where you will find Queen Street Dining, a cluster of restaurants and eateries for meals at any time of day. The City Gate Hotel is a possible option within easy walking distance of the restaurant area.
If you are interested in exploring some of the natural beauty of Exeter think about staying near the Barley Valley Nature Reserve, which lies to the west of the city centre and covers around 11 hectares. St Andrew’s Hotel is within a 10-minute drive from the reserve where you can use the footpaths and bridleways through the valleys and hills.
FAQs when booking a hotel in Exeter
Are there any hotels in Exeter with a pool and spa?
The elegant 4-star Hotel du Vin on Magdalen Street, just over a 5-minute walk from Exeter Cathedral and right next to Bull Meadow Park, has a modern spa tucked away inside its walled garden where guests can relax by the pool area, recharge with a locally-sourced beauty treatment or work out in the fitness room.
Are there hotels in Exeter city centre with free parking?
Hotels in Exeter city centre with free parking are scarce, so your best option is to stay in a B&B. The Victorian-style Telstar B&B and contemporary Townhouse B&B, both on St David’s Hill, have free parking bays and are set within a few minutes’ stroll from the city centre.
Are there hotels in Exeter that are close to the river?
Headweir Mill House sits on the banks of the River Exe just outside of the city centre and has 11 beautifully-appointed guest rooms, eight of which have riverside views. The Cedar Lodge Hotel offers cheap B&B accommodation just a short stroll from the river and is found on Okehampton Road.
Which hotels in Exeter have rooms for guests with disabilities?
Jurys Inn on Western Way, northeast of the city centre, has wheelchair-friendly bedrooms with features including wide doorways, low beds and accessible bathrooms, as well as accessible toilets in the hotel’s public areas and lifts to all floors. The Devon Hotel in the outer suburb of Matford, a 15-minute drive south of Exeter city centre, has two specially-adapted rooms with grab rails, a shower with seat and emergency assist alarms. There’s also ramped access to the hotel’s restaurant, bar and lounge from the car park.
Which hotels are close to Exeter Train Station?
If you are coming in to Exeter at Exeter St David’s Station look out for hotels nearby such as The Telstar, which is a 4-minute walk from the station and is around 15 minutes’ walk from Exeter Cathedral and some of the sights in the centre. Another good option nearby, around a 10-minute walk from the station and the centre, is the Oakcliffe Hotel.
Which hotels are close to the Exeter Golf and Country Club?
If you are in Exeter to play some golf, look at hotels in the vicinity of the Country Club itself. The Buckerell Lodge Hotel is a 4-star option just under a 10-minute drive from the Club. Another hotel within a 10-minute drive is the Courtyard by Marriott Exeter Sandy Park. Both these hotels are around a 15-minute drive from the centre of Exeter.
How do I find a hotel in central Exeter?
After you launch a hotel search on KAYAK, you can refine your research by neighbourhood, which allows you to pick the central Exeter districts. You can also do a search using the city map to choose a specific location, like Exeter city centre
How can I find hotels near me?
Take a look at our extensive hotel map to find the best hotels near you.
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