Following nearly a thousand years of Crown occupation, the Exeter Castle, its courtyard and the backdrop of the Northernhay Gardens now provide one of the most unique event & wedding venues in Devon and arguably in the South West. We offer modern yet traditional spaces for culture, commerce & living.
Here at Exeter Castle we have several unique spaces available for your event. The splendid Castle Courtyard is ideal for outdoor events, whether it be a Coldplay concert, festival, or something smaller.
For indoor events such as weddings, parties, conferences, we have both the newly renovated Courtroom and the magnificent Ballroom.
Here at Exeter Castle we have several unique spaces available for your event. The splendid Castle Courtyard is ideal for outdoor events, whether it be a Coldplay concert, festival, or something smaller.
For indoor events such as exhibitions, parties, conferences, we have both the newly renovated Courtroom and the magnificent Ballroom.
Beautifully finished apartments in historic Exeter Castle in the heart of Exeter City. Open plan living space, high spec kitchen, 2 double bedrooms, mezzanine live/work space. Large living room with sofa bed and corner sofa. Solid oak furniture. High speed wifi.
Could not rate this apartment more highly, fabulous location, gorgeous apartment, it is so much bigger than the photos show! Easy check in and out, very secure, parking, great amenities, what more could you want! No negatives at all x
Excellent apartment right in the heart of Exeter. We stayed here for a men’s golfing trip and everyone of us were really pleased with the location and amenities within the apartment. We hope to return again soon.
5* accommodation in a perfect central location! Myself and some friends stayed at Exeter Castle for the night before my wedding, the property itself is designed and decorated superbly – modern touches and extremely well thought out. We were blown away as soon as we walked through the door.
The Castle of Exeter stands atop the highest part of the city, within the north-east angle of the city walls. From the reddish colour of the volcanic rock on which it stood, it became known locally as Rougemont Castle.
