The Barn Hotel Local Area

The town is fifteen minutes' walk away through the Madeira Walk and the Plantation, both of which are landscaped and very sheltered, as you leisurely stroll through the lovely tree lined public footpath you will pass the Maer, an open space which was formally a golf course, tennis courts (both hard and grass), the cricket ground, where there are matches played thoughout the season where you could pause, take tea, and enjoy a typical English scene. Further along are the Madeira Bowling Greens and the Pavilion Theatre which provides a variety of entertainment all year round.

How to get to us:
By Car: from the North via Bristol the M5 (only 10 miles from Exmouth) from London and the south east, M4 and joining the M5 at Bristol or as a relaxing alternative take the A303/ A30 which is mainly duel carridgeway.
By Rail: a fast service links Exeter to Bristol, London Paddington and the North and also connections to London Waterloo and the South East. A regular service connects Exeter to Exmouth being one of the few seaside resorts that has this facility with great views of the Exe Estuary, a bird watchers paradise. U.K. rail timetables
By Coach: There are frequent services from all parts of the country to Exeter and Exmouth. National Express timetables
By Air: Exeter International Airport.

See Exmouth, hundreds of pages with the seafront and the town

The whole of this part of Devon is rich in history and places of interest for those who wish to explore. In the immediate vicinity are attractive rural and coastal walks. The estuary of the River Exe offers many attractions for boat trips, Sailing, Windsurfing and Fishing. Close by Archery, Badminton, Ballooning, Bowls, Cycling, Diving, Football, Golf, Horse-riding, Rugby, Squash and Tennis are available.

Most certainly a warm West Country welcome with personal service awaits you.