Hotels near Bill Douglas Centre

"Lovely friendly welcome, great room with such a comfy bed, and so close to shopping, train station and quayside"

"Because we had train delays we were late booking in.Not a problem though The friendly receptionist was very welcoming. The bed was huge and after a very stressful day we had agood nights sleep in the most comfortable bed. Checkout was not until 12 noon so we had time for a quick visit to the city centre which is about a 5 minutes walk away The train station is just across the road so this is a very convenient place to stay"

"Great hotel, modern, comfortable and clean room if a little on the small size. Food was good but would like more menu choice as there aren't really any alternative places to eat nearby. Breakfast was excellent. Staff were pleasant and helpful."

"Excellent staff, brilliant hotel. Nothing else to say."

"Great location to the train station and we could leave our bags for a while after we checked out."

"Huge fan of this place. A littke quirky due to its age. Felt like somewhere harry potter would stay! Clean and with character. Nice breakfast and the staff were friendly. Ive stayed a few places in execter that cost much more. Ill come back here in a heartbeat. "

"Really lovely stay. Friendly staff. Lovely room and comfortable bed...will definitely stay again."

"The lobby, bar and restaurant have an elegant and timeless feel. I loved relaxing on the terrace with a cup of tea and a book. The room was large but my air conditioner didn’t work and the bed felt worn/old. I mentioned it to the desk and they put a mattress topper on the bed which really fixed the issue. The windows opened and in late August with the fan in the room - I was comfortable. The comfort of the rest of the hotel and the fantastic sauna, pool and hot tub made up for the bed and air con to the point that I will definitely stay here again!"

"We didn’t have unrealistic expectations for a property under £200 a night in Devon over a bank holiday—but we did expect it to be clean and safe. It wasn’t. The living room had a large stained, filthy rug. The couch was also stained. Pillows smelled of body odour. Pans, bowls, mugs, and the fridge were dirty. The floor left our socks black. The shower had black mould, and the toilet needed bleach. Its pull cord was brown halfway down. Walls were stained, and the house smelled unpleasant. The backyard was full of rubbish, cigarette butts, and cat food tins. Other issues: the stair carpet was loose, exposing tacks—both a trip and injury hazard. Opening the dishwasher caused the plinth to fall off. A radiator was rust-covered. “Accessible parking” was advertised, but only paid public parking was available across a main road (£11/day). There were a few nice touches (new sink, hob, and framed quotes), but overall it felt like neglected student digs. We messaged the owner immediately—no reply—despite prior texts about a £200 deposit we hadn’t budgeted for or seen on Hotels.com. That felt cheeky, given the state of the place. We have timestamped photos/videos. We had no choice but to stay, as no other affordable option was available last-minute. To cope: we bought new pillows, rolled up the rug, used a throw on the couch, aired the house, rewiped dishes/floors, and got slippers to avoid the carpet tacks. We left it cleaner than we found it. "