From US$274.66 a night — recent price
Sandy Park WayView on map20 Sept → 21 Sept · 1 night · 2 guests
Courtyard by Marriott Exeter Sandy Park is a 4-star hotel in Exeter, United Kingdom.
Modern Accommodations Courtyard by Marriott Exeter Sandy Park offers air-conditioned rooms with a flat-screen TV and private bathroom, ensuring a comfortable stay for guests. Convenient Amenities Guests can enjoy access to a fitness centre, restaurant, and bar on-site, along with a buffet, continental, or vegetarian breakfast options available each morning. Ideal Location Situated just 300 metres from Sandy Park Rugby Stadium and with easy access to attractions like Powderham Castle and Castle Drogo, this 4-star hotel is the perfect choice for your stay in Exeter. Book your stay at Courtyard by Marriott Exeter Sandy Park for a memorable and convenient experience.
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For one night en-route to Cornwall it was great for us. Disappointing water pressure - shower was a dribble.
Pros: Great location, clean, good breakfast, very comfortable rooms, great staff Cons: Surprisingly poor water pressure. Shower was disappointing.
Great hotel, perfect location, great facilities.
Excellent location for a concert at Powderham Castle. The hotel felt fresh and new and the facilities were all excellent, with a spacious room, comfortable bed and ample parking with EV charging.
Pros: Clean, modern, quality feel Cons: Couldn’t fault it
Pros: Clean, modern, quality feel Cons: Couldn’t fault it
Excellent stopover en route to Cornwall
Pros: Very well equipped room with comfortable bed. Excellent location just off the motorway. Cons: All good except quite expensive for a one night stay without breakfast.
Pros: Comfy room, loads of hot water, large shower, clean and great food. Cons: Lack of bar choice on a Sunday night.
Pros: Comfy room, loads of hot water, large shower, clean and great food. Cons: Lack of bar choice on a Sunday night.
September here averages 15°C, with around 63mm of rain across the month.
A twenty-year average for this area — a guide to what to pack, not a forecast.