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The Royal Beacon Hotel, Near Exeter
The Royal Beacon Hotel in Exmouth is located just ten miles from Devon’s beautiful and historic capital city, Exeter. Therefore, if you are looking for an Exeter hotel, why not stay at the Royal Beacon Hotel? It is in close proximity to Exeter yet is located in the Devon seaside town of Exmouth, so provides its guests with a wonderful sea view. Then whether you are staying at the Royal Beacon Hotel for a short break, longer holiday or business trip, be sure to take a trip to Exeter for stunning architecture, fascinating historical attractions, brilliant shopping and vibrant nightlife.
Historic and Beautiful Exeter
Exeter was the most south-westerly Roman fortified settlement in Britain. The city therefore has a fascinating history – visible in the plethora of wonderful architecture, picturesque buildings and fascinating structures that punctuate Exeter. These include the Catacomb, the House That Moved, Exeter’s unique and medieval Underground Passages and the most impressive of all – Exeter Cathedral.
Founded in 1050, Exeter Cathedral is a must see site for any guests at the Royal Beacon Hotel that visit Exeter. With remarkable twin Norman towers soaring into the sky and the longest stone roof beam building in the world, Exeter Cathedral is one of the finest examples of Decorated Gothic Architecture in Britain.
Cultural and Vibrant Exeter
Exeter city centre boasts a range of shops, from well-known names in the High Street and award-winning Princesshay development to independent shops and boutiques in the quirky side streets, including medieval Gandy Street. Any guests of the Royal Beacon Hotel should try to visit Exeter on a Thursday, when the Farmers Market is held, to purchase a range of delicious local produce.
Just ten minutes walk from the city centre is Exeter’s Historic Quayside, the home to a number of beautiful swans. Lining the quay are old warehouses that have been converted into antique and craft shops, restaurants and galleries. On summer days the Historic Quayside is a hub of activity, where you can relax and watch dragon boat racing, listen to a jazz band, or hire a pedalo or canoe.
Guests at the Royal Beacon Hotel that venture into Exeter for an evening’s entertainment have a range of stylish bars, historic city centre pubs and great live music venues to choose from. Alternatively, Exeter’s Northcott and Barnfield Theatres host a range of brilliant performances.
Accessible Exeter
Exeter has good transport links to Exmouth and the rest of the UK, with Exeter St David's railway station, Exeter Central railway station, the M5 motorway and Exeter International Airport connecting the city both nationally and internationally.
