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Welcome to our “contemporary wonderland” as Alastair Sawday dubbed us, in the heart of the sublime city of Exeter. Take a step inside this iconic building, formerly the West of England Eye Hospital, where historic walled gardens and striking architecture create the backdrop for a truly special experience. As our newest property, this glorious Exeter hotel is brimming with its own charm and unique personality, distinct from our other hotels but equally impressive in its own right.
Hugo Dalton was inspired to mural our lounge wall, opening out onto the magical terrace and garden perfect for sketching faeries, writing novellas or simply sipping a glass of Pinot. If the weather doesn't inspire you a short meander through our library certainly will, whilst the call of the bar and bistro is sure to tempt you with its fantastic range of bottles and beautiful French-inspired menus.
| Room / Unit Type | Room / Unit Tariff* |
|---|---|
| Deluxe | £199.00 per room (breakfast included) |
| Double | £209.00 per room (breakfast included) |
| Junior Suite | £149.00 per room (breakfast included) |
| Single | £109.00 per room (breakfast included) |
| Superior | £179.00 per room (breakfast included) |
*Number of rooms to be confirmed closer to opening.
From North - M5 junction 29 to exeter City Centre. Through Heavitree bearing left along Magdalen Road. Turn Left at Junction opposite Courts and The Hotel Du Vin is on your left. From East - A30. J29 and follow above. From West - A30. Follow signs to City Centre/Quay.
Trains to Exeter St Davids. Taxi to hotel is 5 - 10 mins and costs about £5. Train to Exeter Central walking distance (10 mins). Go to Cathedral onto Southernhay bear right. The Hotel Du Vin is on the opposite side of road to your left.
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