Hotels near Newton St Cyres Station

"I stayed here again after four years—back then we were in Clydesdale Court, and this time we chose the guest rooms in Holland Hall. The campus was beautifully quiet during term break, and the staff were as friendly and helpful as ever. My room was simple yet spotless, with a lovely view. The bathroom was spacious and the shower had excellent water pressure—just be mindful of the wet floor afterward. If you need a hairdryer or other small extras, simply ask at reception. Despite a large academic conference onsite, check‑in, breakfast, and every aspect of my stay ran smoothly. Breakfast was excellent, and the dining hall is spacious with its own pleasant outlook. There’s also a cozy social area beside reception—both indoors and outdoors—which is perfect for relaxing. All in all, a peaceful, nice stay—I’d happily return again."

"Brillaint stay, the hotel is quirky, and we had a wonderful breakfast, extra thanks to the breakfast staff."

"Amira was above and beyond when we were checking in. She was so friendly and took us to view the rooms. She is a gem."

"This is still one of my favourite hotels in the country! The staff here are simply exceptional, the vibe is immaculate. The beds are incredibly comfy, the showers have hot water great water pressure and the rooms have enough space and the pricing is very fair for the offering. "

"Arrived late due to hold-up on M5 but made welcome. Enjoyed a lovely meal in the bar, followed by a good night’s sleep in a comfy bed. "

"Brilliant hotel "

"The hotel itself is an interesting and attractive building. The outdoor area at the back was very nice and peaceful with a beautiful white Wisteria. The staff at reception and the restaurant were very helpful, friendly and considerate. The location was convenient for us to explore the local area. We had a very lovely weekend "

"The room was a bit too warm for me but it was clean. The pub is well located for the city centre "

"Absolute gem of a place, this was our second visit as it's location is super and the hotel itself is a bit quirky and non chain. If travelling by train go to Exeter Central as St David's is uphill."