The Farmers Union

Location was lovely to pop into the city.

There was no bedside lamp, our cups and spoons were not cleaned well on the second day.

Central, private

Steep stairs

didnt have breakfast room 2

friday night was loud

Great location

No information at all innadvance that we had booked a room with a shared bathroom. We booked using a map view and this didn't tell us, if we had booked from a list we would have been told. Outside lock didn't catch properly so could only be locked with a key so we had to leave it u locked when leaving. 1 bathroom light not working. Only 2 sachets of coffee

L'emplacement et le staff.

Il n'était mentionné nulle part que la salle de bain se trouvait en dehors de la chambre. La salle de bains était minuscule sans aucune place pour utiliser le lavabo. Le sol était trempé de café. Il y avait des insectes dans le lit. Il y avait un karaoke toute la nuit juste en dessous de la chambre. Le prix est extrêmement élevé pour l'expérience, je ne recommande absolument pas.

The staff at the bar were lovely and very friendly and welcoming. And... The breakfast was out of this world!!! Those sausages 🤤 and bacon rashers 🥓 were so fresh and juicy. Honestly, I will go back there again when in Exeter 💜

I wished the pub would open later than 11 😭

Location

Location thats about it close to Exeter central and the town

The landlord was rude he told us that booking.com Did not always Take out The money when they say it has ?? Which was a load of rubbish As booking.com certainly Did It took me five minutes to find this information and prove that we had paid already so he was trying get the money for staying Twice out of us !! The Room has no bedside lamps Had only 1 socket for 2 plugs only for the tv & kettle The mattress was not comfortable at all I had to sleep on top of the duvet with a blanket to be a bit comfortable had a restless night The bathroom was horrendous The tv and kettle was situated in the wrong place For £90 i have had better in london for the money This is one up from being homeless