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The Bath Arms Hotel
Hotel in Cheddar
With a restaurant and a bar onsite, The Bath Arms Hotel offers adult-only accommodations in the picturesque village of Cheddar. The Cheddar Gorge Caves are just 10 minutes' walk away.
Joyce
United States of America
Hotel & restaurant staff were the most accommodating of all our stays this trip.
Scored 8.9
8.9Rated excellent
Excellent 573 reviews
Price from
$171.59
1 night, 2 adults
Gordons
Cheddar
Providing a garden, Gordons features accommodations in Cheddar. This property offers a heated pool, free Wifi, and free private parking.
kim
United States of America
We enjoyed everything! The hosts were so welcoming and friendly. The bed was comfortable, room was clean. Breakfast was really good.
Scored 9.4
9.4Rated wonderful
Wonderful 853 reviews
Price from
$133.46
1 night, 2 adults
Wassells House Accommodation
Cheddar
A recently renovated bed and breakfast, Wassells House Accommodation offers accommodation in Cheddar. This bed and breakfast provides free private parking, a shared kitchen, and free Wifi.
Total
United Kingdom
very clean, modern very well presented. great facilities, good shower and spacious room.
Scored 9.4
9.4Rated wonderful
Wonderful 149 reviews
Price from
$120.75
1 night, 2 adults
Pilgrims Rest with Annexe
Cheddar
Pilgrims Rest with Annexe is located in Cheddar, just 17 miles from Ashton Court and 18 miles from Bristol Temple Meads Station.
Scored 8.7
8.7Rated excellent
Excellent 22 reviews
Price from
$190.66
1 night, 2 adults
The Langford Inn
Bristol (Near Cheddar)
Adjacent to The Langford Inn are bedrooms with attached bathroom housed in 2 converted 17th-century barns with exposed beams, original brickwork, oak floors and luxuries for modern living.
Leanne
United Kingdom
Room was lovely with everything and the bed was comfy too.
Scored 9.0
9.0Rated wonderful
Wonderful 725 reviews
Price from
$148.71
1 night, 2 adults
What Guests Said About Cheddar:
- Scored 1010
Breathtaking scenery.Really felt immersed in the...
Breathtaking scenery.Really felt immersed in the environment.The little village of Cheddar was so quaint.We visited in the evening as well and it had such a magical atmosphere.Very pretty.We had a meal in a Greek Restaurant (oops sadly I can't remember the name) which was a welcome change from the usual fare & delightful.Great atmosphere & super friendly staff.My only regret is we didn't have time to experience the area to the full.A second visit,I think!!!
Sarah - Scored 1010
Cheddar is a must visit, the Gorge is incredible and the...
Cheddar is a must visit, the Gorge is incredible and the caves you pay to go inside are worth it especially once. Little shops all selling cider and cheese. The restaurants are great also. We used the Greek, honestly sooo good and the Italian was amazing also. Cheddar gets very busy on weekends so avoid using the car in the town centre if you can. We only used the car to drive to places outside cheddar- Wells- Glastonbury- Dorset - monkey world- Lulworth cove- Bath.SarahUnited Kingdom - Scored 1010
Beautiful sight seeing, hiking, climbing area.
Beautiful sight seeing, hiking, climbing area. Peaceful caves and gorge to sit and picnic. We decided not to pay for any of the sights and instead enjoy nature for free ss i had 4 different age groups of childre . We loved it so much, brought cream cakes from local shops and had picnic on clifftop and between caves. Beautiful drive between the caves. Seaside was 30mins drive. Halal Bangladeshi/Indian restaurant. Pizza shop and fish and chips all walking distance.FatimaUnited Kingdom - Scored 1010
The town is lovely. Cheddar Gorge needs to been seen.
The town is lovely. Cheddar Gorge needs to been seen. There’s traffic free cycling and a reservoir to walk or cycle around. The landscape is beautiful. Plenty of places to eat. The people we met were very helpful.AAnonymous - Scored 1010
Cheddar village itself is nothing special but the Gorge and...
Cheddar village itself is nothing special but the Gorge and the caves are a must see. Also buy some real cheddar cheese at the foot of the gorge. It is also within easy reach of some excellent spots such as the city of Wells and Glastonbury.
PatrickUnited Kingdom - Scored 8.08.0
Cheddar Village is lovely. Nice pubs, Café and gift shops.
Cheddar Village is lovely. Nice pubs, Café and gift shops. Can get quite busy at weekends. We stayed close enough to walk there. Surrounding places to visit include Glastonbury and Wells. Walked the Gorge, Which is quite tough in places. There is a free route and you can come down Jacob’s ladder free of charge. (You pay to walk up it) There are other flatter walks suitable for older people and children. Felt that the entry fee to the caves was very high £25 each.
AmandaUnited Kingdom
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- Scored 9.69.6Rated exceptionalExceptional · 16 reviewsI liked the book of recommendations of where to go, where to eat, taxi numbers, etc. Without that we would have never discovered the Wookey hole caves day out. It was the best day out for our family. Everything we needed was available in the property, in terms kitchen utensils, toiletries, bedding, towels. It was clean and spacious, perfect for a family of five. As for the location, it is a short walk to Cheddar Gorge. We loved our walk and doing a spot of shopping on our last day. Also there is a local Tesco nearby, less than a minutes walk.
NatashaUnited Kingdom - From $266.92 per nightScored 8.78.7Rated excellentExcellent · 22 reviewsPerfect location. Very cosy and quaint . Great decor. Everything available that could be needed. The house was immaculate . Comfortable beds with lovely bedding. The annexe was lovely and cosy. The hosts were very welcoming and friendly, replied to any messages very quickly and gave great feedback and information. Will definitely return and recommend to everyone. The start of Cheddar Gorge a 15 minute easy walk. Great amenities close by. Lived the fact that tea and coffee available. Milk and orange juice provided, was a lovely touch.JackieUnited Kingdom
- Scored 9.69.6Rated exceptionalExceptional · 166 reviewsLovely accommodation, modern, comfortable, well equipped, and spotlessly clean. Small but has everything you need and is an excellent location in the middle of Cheddar and within easy walking distance of the gorge, shops, and places to eat. Lyn couldn't have been more welcoming and friendly, providing homemade cakes and chocolates for arrival, and delivered delicious breakfast baps to us each morning. Lyn also provided useful information about the local area.LindaUnited Kingdom
- Scored 9.49.4Rated wonderfulWonderful · 853 reviewsSo good we stayed another night! Wonderful comfy bed, quiet and lovely garden/pool area. Delicious breakfast. Rory and his wife very friendly and welcoming. Close to everything. Great recommendations on walks and restaurants. We ate at the Greek and the Italian both excellent. We ate at The Bath arms and felt rushed to order when we booked for 8:15pm kitchen was closing. Loved our stay at Cheddar and the wonder sheepskin/learher shop in the village.NinaUnited Kingdom
- From $133.46 per nightScored 8.98.9Rated excellentExcellent · 573 reviewsWe liked the position of the hotel close to gorge friendly staff cleanliness large car park close to shops if needed ideal for us because we didn't want to use the car very relaxingcoukdntJeanUnited Kingdom
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