Mill on the Exe

Usual high standard of comfort,courtesy and cuisine. Close to the centre (easy 10 min walk) but in a pleasant riverside location. Very nice conversion in the best tradition of St Austell Breweries. Could get very busy in the summer months though.

Fantastic accommodation Easy, comfortable and friendly staff. Access is great for the city centre and own car park is fantastic. Didn’t get chance to eat but food looked delicious. Would highly recommend.

Mixed Feelings The situation is ideal. On the river by the weir and walkable into the city centre. The room had a wonderful view out over the river and we were fortunate that the weather was such that we could enjoy it.. Both the room and the bathroom were of a generous size; felt spacious. However, the experience could be improved by attention to detail. At some point a notice had been affixed to the wall and its removal had damaged the decor which had not then been repaired. The large bathroom was heated by a puny radiator. Not nearly big enough to heat the room nor to hang towels. Strangely there was no towel rail nor shelf by the wash basin. Further, among the toiletries there was no body lotion and no shower hat. This latter was essential given that the over bath shower head is fixed at ceiling height. The major facility missing in the bedroom was a fridge. An appliance provided in almost all hotel rooms these days. There was no lack of space to install one. We ate dinner in the restaurant on our second night. The food was well presented, portions generous and very good value for money. In summary, something of a curate's egg.