The Turks Head is a historic pub and once a watering hole of Charles Dickens. This Grade II-listed building has been associated with an inn for centuries and today combines original features, cosy corners and a rooftop terrace with characterful bedrooms above. Beer is a big part of the experience. The pub has its own working microbrewery, producing a changing selection of beers on site, including its flagship Fat Boy IPA. The six bedrooms provide a comfortable base for exploring Exeter, with the Cathedral, Guildhall, independent shops and city attractions all within walking distance. The pub is also well placed for rugby and football weekends, with live sport shown across eight screens downstairs.
The Turks Head Exeter, Devon, EX4 3EB
- 6 bedrooms
- 6 bedrooms
Centuries of character in the heart of Exeter
Facilties & Amenities
- Beer Garden
- Sky Sports / TNT Sport in bar
Bedrooms
There are just six cosy bedrooms above the pub, putting guests right in the centre of Exeter. Each has its own individual character, with original features complemented by comfortable, contemporary interiors. Because of the building’s historic nature, all rooms are accessible by steep steps.
Food & Drink
Expect proper pub classics, from hearty pies and Sunday roasts to burgers and snackable comfort food, all served alongside brilliant beers and real ales brewed onsite. Each pint, from hoppy IPAs to rich stouts, embodies their dedication to brewing artistry. The buzzy atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, whether for pre-dinner drinks, game nights (with multiple big sports screens), or dinner after exploring the city.
