Southernhay House, Exeter, Devon UK - independently owned hotel in the heart of Exeter city centre

Southernhay House Hotel, Exeter

By Deborah Clark January 13, 2025
A meditation on AAI incoming into a profession as old as time. How might the customer, as well as the business, adapt and survive?
By deborah December 21, 2024
Workers of the world on Christmas Day, other high days and holidays (and every weekend)...stand proud and take a bow
November 20, 2024
Based on historical facts, in the spirit of storytelling, here's a fictionalised version of a young Vespasian's contribution to our cocktail list.
The high-wire that hospitality will need to walk for the next 2 years to survive
By Deborah Clark October 31, 2024
The hire-wire that independent hospitality will need to walk in 2025 to survive and how this might happen (and might not).
A young woman with soulful eyes in 1920s dress regards the viewer with confidence.
By deborah April 27, 2023
The art at SH has been selected to tell the history of the House. Follow the story as we lead you through the public rooms on the ground floor...
Explore the history of Southernhay House, Exeter
By deborah June 19, 2022
Every bedroom tells a story, grounded in British history and it's reliance on trade. For better or worse - read on to find out what built Georgian Exeter!
Explore the history of Southernhay House, Exeter
By Deborah Clark June 14, 2021
A short insight into the politics and the passion behind a controversial picture by William Blake.
Our charming hotel - Southernhay House, Exeter
By Deborah Clark May 8, 2021
You won't be fooled again...if you think one click is easy, read on to find out what it costs.
A tale of two cities with Southernhay House, Exeter
By Deborah Clark April 6, 2021
Two brothers, two banks, two cities and two fortunes taking separate roads: the lives of Exeter and London were once intertwined.
Our charming hotel - Southernhay House, Exeter
By Deborah Clark December 26, 2020
About the design, build and concept of our Green Room: a large glass conservatory hugging the terrace and garden at Southernhay House.
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