The Braeside Guesthouse is situated close to the city centre, college, university, coach station, Exeter St. Davids & Exeter Central train stations meaning quick and easy access to the main shops while itself remaining in a quiet location.

The Quay and the canal basin is home to a number of cafés and restaurants where you can find a traditional cream tea or an afternoon out for a meal.

Excellent English/vegetarian breakfast

The Braeside Guesthouse is non-smoking with a beautiful patio garden and a warm welcome.

All our rooms have...

Hair dryer
Cots available
Central heating
Colour televisions
DVD
Tea & coffee making facilities
Iron & ironing board available
Wireless broadband internet

The city centre is just a five minute walk away which is rich with a wide variety of shops to cater for your every need.

We look forward to welcoming you!

Exeter's quayside features a unique collection of historic industrial buildings and warehouses. The main attraction being the brick built Custom House. This was the first purpose built custom house in the Country - constructed during the reign of Charles II.

The warehouses along the quay have now been converted to a variety of antique shops, craft centres, restaurants and tea rooms.

If you want to escape the hustle and bustle of Exeter city centre then Stoke Woods is a great place to come and walk your dog and explore, following the two way-marked trails. It also contains some of the oldest and largest trees in Exeter.

Ottery St Mary is a small town just outside of Exeter which is rich in history and country walks. Every bonfire night theres the legendary tar barrels where locals carry flaming barrels through crowded streets.