Dunmore Guest House, Exeter, Devon

Dunmore Guest House Exeter

Dunmore Guest House, 22 Blackall Road, Exeter, Devon, EX4 4HE

"The Dunmore Guest House is one of the finest Bed & Breakfasts in Exeter and the Southwest. It is in an ideal position - minutes walk to the Exeter City Centre and High Street. This area provides excellent shopping, theatres, art galleries, museums and Exeter's famous cathedral"

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Facilities & Pricing

Dunmore Guest House22 Blackall Road, Exeter, Devon, EX4 4HE

Telephone: 01392 431643
Fax: 01392 431643

Enjoy England 3 Stars
AA 3 Stars

The Dunmore Guest House is one of the finest Bed & Breakfasts in Exeter and the Southwest. It is in an ideal position - minutes walk to the Exeter City Centre and High Street. This area provides excellent shopping, theatres, art galleries, museums and Exeter's famous cathedral.

Dunmore Guest House is also within walking distance to Main Bus/Train terminals, the University of Exeter and Exeter College and the Exeter football oval. The Exeter airport is approximately 15 minutes away by road.

Further afield are Dartmoor, Exmoor, Cornwall, North Devon and Somerset. There are excellent beaches within half an hour's drive.

Rooms
All guest rooms have TV, tea/coffee making facilities, hot & cold water, duvets and are centrally heated. En suite rooms are available.

We serve a Traditional Full English Breakfast for our guests in our dining room and a three-course Evening Dinner served with vegetables of the season.

For more information please visit www.dunmorehotel.co.uk

Places to Visit

Exeter Cathedral
Exeter Cathedral in its various forms has a long rich history. It is the jewel of Exeter city and its history is integral to the history of Exeter in general.

Walking around Cathedral Close we get in touch with the past in which the Exeter cathedral was a definite centre of peoples' lives. Today it is a place in the city where people have lunch and lie in the sun, have craft markets, and generally meet.

The Quay
The Exeter Quayside is an excellent place to relax and stroll around. You can visit the Customs House dating back to 1681 which is one of the earliest brick buildings in Exeter. The cannons outside the Customs House have never been fired. There are other old buildings and warehouses dating back to Charles II. Around the quay area you will also come across the antique, gift and craft shop. There are pubs, cafés and food outlets nearby for refreshments.

Dartmoor
Dartmoor is a wonderful place for visitors to go to from Exeter. It has been a National Park since 1951 and is approximately 368 square miles. There are beautiful views and rugged mountains, fascinating animals like the famous Dartmoor Ponies and sheep along the roadside.