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Luxury And Cosy 1br Apt| City Centre & Quayside - Exeter
9.0 71 reviews

Luxury And Cosy 1br Apt| City Centre & Quayside

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This Exeter city centre apartment on Fore Street is a Grade II listed building, a five-minute walk (0.8 km) from Exeter Quayside and the Exe Estuary Trail.
The one-bedroom flat, sleeping four, boasts a well-equipped kitchen, modern bathroom with shower, and original features including a decorative fireplace, plus a collection of Charles Dickens books; 24/7 guest support is provided by Pass the Keys®.
Church View-2 Bed Apartment-king/twin-4 Poster Bed - Exeter
9.9 80 reviews

Church View-2 Bed Apartment-king/twin-4 Poster Bed

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ChurchView apartment, a two-bedroom flat in central Topsham, overlooks St Margaret's Church and is within easy walking distance of the River Exe and Topsham's shops and restaurants.
This Grade II-listed building offers a spacious lounge, fully equipped kitchen with dining area, and sleeps four guests, with exclusive use of the first floor, and benefits from a dishwasher, microwave, fridge and freezer.
Award Winning Exeter City Center Apartment - Exeter
8.8 5 reviews

Award Winning Exeter City Center Apartment

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This centrally located flat in Exeter offers immediate access to Exeter Cathedral and the historic Quayside, with shops, restaurants, and transport links within easy walking distance.
This modern residence accommodates up to six guests and includes a kitchen, three bathrooms, internet, and access to discounted Vyve Reformer Pilates Studio and gym facilities.
Queens Terrace Apartments - Exeter
9.3 25 reviews

Queens Terrace Apartments

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Queen's Terrace Apartments in Exeter offers a historic 19th-century setting, located 7.4 kilometres from Sandy Park Rugby Stadium and 9 kilometres from Exeter International Airport.
This family-friendly flat provides complimentary garden access, free high-speed WiFi, a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher and oven, and is conveniently situated near public parking, with Powderham Castle 13.7 kilometres and Castle Drogo 24.1 kilometres away.

Frequently asked questions about serviced apartments in Exeter

  • How can guests enjoy a relaxing day while staying at an aparthotel in Exeter?

    Exeter's got a lovely park right in the city centre, called Northernhay Gardens. It's a great place to chill out, have a picnic, or just enjoy the views. It's within walking distance of most aparthotels.
  • What are the best serviced apartments in Exeter?

    Among the serviced apartments in Exeter, Number 18 Apartments is the most popular one.

  • Where in Exeter is it ideal to rent an aparthotel?

    The city centre is a great option for exploring Exeter's main attractions. You'll be close to the Cathedral, the Quay, and the shops. There are also some nice aparthotels near the railway station, which is handy for getting around.
  • What are the best serviced apartments with parking in Exeter?

    The best serviced apartment with parking in Exeter is Number 18 Apartments.

  • What are the top attractions to visit in Exeter?

    Exeter Cathedral is a must-see, and you can't miss the historic Exeter Quay. For something a bit different, try the Royal Albert Memorial Museum, it's packed with interesting exhibits.
  • Where can families find authentic local cuisine in Exeter?

    The Old Firehouse in the city centre is a popular spot for families, serving traditional Devon dishes. Or, try the Exeter Market, it's full of local produce and street food.
  • Which restaurants in Exeter are suitable for business meetings and corporate dinners?

    The Thomas Restaurant at the Exeter Golf and Country Club is a great choice for a corporate dinner, with its elegant setting and fine dining. For a more casual meeting, try the The Grapevine, it's a popular spot with a good selection of beers and wines.
  • What are the top shopping districts in Exeter?

    The High Street is the main shopping area, with a mix of high street brands and independent shops. The Princesshay shopping centre is also worth a visit, it's got everything from fashion to homeware.
  • What are the benefits of choosing an aparthotel over a traditional hotel in Exeter?

    Aparthotels give you more space and independence, with a kitchen and laundry facilities. They're often a good choice for families or longer stays.
  • What’s an ideal one-day itinerary for exploring Exeter?

    Start with a visit to Exeter Cathedral, then head to the Quay for lunch. In the afternoon, explore the Royal Albert Memorial Museum, and finish the day with dinner at The Old Firehouse.

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