Nice enough location but truly terrible customer service, called several times to deal with a booking issue and routinely fobbed off - very much in the line of 'get them off the phone and then forget' as opposed to having an interest in the customer. Would not recommend for business use.

I guess you get what you pay for, and this hotel certainly serves its purpose for those who are making a short trip in Exeter. Rooms were clean, functional, and basic. The bed was a bit springy which is probably my only negative. Location is good - within walking distance from Exeter Central and St Davids mainline stations - and is located conveniently to the town centre. The cooked breakfast was actually very nice, well cooked, and substantial. Not an unpleasant stay, and would recommend for short visits only.

I had the opportunity to stay at the Clock Tower Hotel for a conference held at Exeter University. It is only a short walk from the campus and close to the central bus station and rail.
The single room was beautiful and spacious and Internet access is free, which is a big bonus.
The staff couldn't have been more friendly and helpful.
When I return to Exeter, this is where I'll stay.

We stayed in room number 1,which was a large double, on the ground floor overlooking the front. The hotel is set well back from the very busy road so the traffic noise wasn't a problem.
Our room was fairly large with a good bathroom and much nicer than some of the B & B's we've stayed in at the same price (£75).
The staff were friendly and helpful. Breakfast in the morning was slightly haphazard, but I think everyone had decided to come down at once, also it was one of the busiest weekends of the year, freshers !!
I would certainly rate this above other places we have stayed in the centre of Exeter.