Hotel berhampiran Exeter St Davids Railway Station, Exeter

The location is the best spot you can find in center of Exeter. The hotel is old but inside is still very beautiful. However, some of the staffs are not very friendly and there is no flipflop when though we have asked at front desk.

We arrived at Exeter by train to see a friend who lived there and had to look for an accessible hotel. On the Internet, we came across Hotel Indigo, the site of the former House of Fraser dept store. With my wife in a wheelchair, the reception staff showed us a step-free entrance, as the main entrance is approached with steps. The staff were very friendly and polite and treated us well. Our room was spacious, clean, and well-kept. My wife loved the bathroom with its chessboard floor tiling and marble sink surrounds. She was also impressed with the quaint tea cups. We turned down in-house breakfast, as we thought that £20 each every morning was exorbitant! That's £40 for the two of us, and for four mornings, breakfast alone would have set us back £160. However, while my wife was having an afternoon nap in our room, I went down to the basement for a two-hour spa session. This includes a bubble bath, steam room and sauna. The price for the spa for non-residents was £30, but by giving my room number, I paid £20. Booking is recommended. The hotel is a couple of minutes from the Cathedral, and although our window looked over the High Street, there was no overnight traffic noise. I would recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Exeter.

Very close to high street. Full cooked breakfast buffet has a lot of food choices. The breakfast room is a bit small and crowded, expected to wait and be seated after 8:30am (as there is a warm reminder at the lift lobby / reception desk) Free on-street parking outside hotel after 6pm until 9am (weekdays) / 11am (sundays and bank holidays), so it is not necessary to give car parking fee inside the hotel premises.

I work in tourism and consequently I’ve visited the Leonardo, Exeter on numerous occasions this year. The staff at the hotel have always been helpful, pleasant and engaging with my guests and Ready to work with me in order to ensure that people have the best possible experience. On My most recent visit, a guest left their mobile phone at the hotel, Geraldine from reception went way above and beyond to ensure that the mobile phone was sent on to be reunited with the guest as soon as possible, and with no fuss. I am very thankful to her for her assistance. All members of staff that I’ve met at the hotel over the past season are worthy of praise, but, unfortunately, I don’t know the names of many, including the very efficient housekeeping team, however, I’m going to list the names of the following from reception and food and beverage, all have whom have helped me tremendously in recent months: Reception - Carly, Geraldine, Sophia, Chloe, Geraldine F&B - Karen & Lymer My thanks to you all!

I was surprised I had to pay for parking at this hotel with only the hotel and a restaurant on site. I have stayed at dozens of similar style motels all over the country but never had to pay for parking. I had booked an accessible room for my own reasons but the receptionist looked at me and asked if I really needed an accessible room and suggested I change to a regular room. I didn't feel like arguing with her so went with her suggestion as I didn't wanted to explain why I had chosen an accessible room and paid for that choice.

Fabulous budget hotel! Friendly manager, newly refurbished (just one or two floor coverings awaiting replacement once all the other works are finished), extremely clean, very comfortable bed, hot shower with soft fluffy towels, new air conditioning units recently installed in the rooms. Despite reading mixed reviews on TripAdvisor, I booked due to the price, free parking (just leave registration number at Reception) and easy on-site EV charging and had no complaints at all. No food available currently (except possibly breakfast by prior arrangement), but there’s a Shell garage close by for sandwiches and snacks. The EV chargers are tethered InstaVolt fast chargers (see ZapMap), so the cost per kWh is extremely high. There’s no socket to plug in a Type 2 cable for older EV cars, but these are available at the next hotel up the road, subject to parking restrictions.

Lovely hotel right next to and overlooking the beech, although you will pay a little more if you want a sea view, some rooms can be a little small but perfectly clean and functional ,buffet breakfast is lovely , although they may resort to table service if the hotel is quiet, staff are lovely and attentive, it's a very calming hotel, nothing is rushed, the stay was reasonably priced, as well, ithink if you join there rewards scheme, you may be upgraded room wise, certainly worth a visit,

Basically I wanted to get away but I didn't like the vibe so I left. However, the staff were great, the rooms were clean and I was able to leave when I wanted to. There was also live music and the musician was good. There is a good dance floor.

As always we were greeted with a friendly face and smile at reception,we arrived before check in time but they always check to see if a room is available. On this occasion it wasn't but they happily took our bags in so we could go enjoy our afternoon without the worry of carrying them around. Check in was quick and simple and we were in our room within 5 mins of check in. Room was spacious clean and fresh. We were given a twin room this time which was perfect as I was traveling with a friend not partner. Bed was super comfy with great pillows. Shower was really nice ,decent water pressure and the shower gel provided was lovely too. Breakfast was a big selection of the normal cooked,everything was fresh and tasty,bacon was slightly over cooked but the rest was great. Nice selection of pastries too. Continental is also an option there. Fresh juices and hot drink available also. Overall another 5* stay in my opinion and as a regular user will be returning again in the nr future! Thankyou Hilton.

There is a lot going for this hotel. Paignton is a bit of a dump but this is a nice property with a great location and wonderful view. The room was very generously proportioned, bed was HUGE and comfy and the bathroom was very nice, with good toiletries provided. Tea, coffee and biscuits were provided and topped up daily. Restaurant was nice, food was pretty good and reasonably priced. Breakfast was average. Good selection but quality is very much lacking on a few items and staff could have been a bit more on the ball. The real negatives were three fold. One member of the staff at the bar called me a liar for asking for a wine by the glass that he didn’t think was available. He snatched the menu from my hand, huffily said ‘see it’s not by the glass, don’t try and get things that we don’t sell’. I then showed him it was listed under ‘wine by the glass’ at which he got very huffy so I told him to leave it and I walked away. Upon speaking to manager he was apologetic and went to get me the wine is asked for, which was then served warm. Even this effort to fix the service couldn’t be done right. In the room, the large picture window was FILTHY. Various parts of peoples bodies had very clearly been pressed up against it and the glass had not been cleaned in a long while. What else didn’t they clean? Lastly on the day of check out the lady servicing the room tried kicking me out two hours prior to check out so that she could get the room turned around. I appreciate it would have helped her but I had paid for the room and needed it until check out! If they could sort the staff out it would be a lot better