Located in Wells and with Oldfield Park Train Station reachable within 20 miles, The Sheep and Penguin has a garden, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi throughout the property and a bar.
Located in England's smallest cathedral city, The Swan provides excellent accommodations and hotel facilities. The Swan makes an ideal base for exploring Somerset.
Crossways is nestled in the heart of Somerset, at the foot of the Mendip Hills, 4 miles from the city of Wells.
Michael G
New Zealand
Very well presented accommodation. Staff attentive and pro-active in ensuring a comfortable stay. Dinner and breakfast options well prepared and delicious.
Set in Wells, 1.6 mi from Wells Cathedral, The Wookey Hole Inn offers accommodations with a restaurant, free private parking, a bar and a garden. The hotel has family rooms.
Rachel
United Kingdom
Quirky decor and very friendly and attentive staff. Quiet village setting in the countryside.
This hotel is next to Wookey Hole Caves, 2 miles from the medieval town of Wells. It offers modern rooms with free Wi-Fi, a restaurant and free parking.
Set in Wells, 1640 feet from Wells Cathedral, The City Arms features accommodations with a garden. All rooms feature a flat-screen TV with satellite channels and a private bathroom.
Sandra
United Kingdom
I stayed with a friend during a brief visit to Wells. The City Arms is in a perfect central location to explore the town on foot. We were a little nervous about noise with the pub downstairs but this was not a problem at all. The room was quiet, very comfortable and we were well looked after.
Set in a 15th century building in Croscombe, between Shepton Mallet and Wells, B&B The Cross at Croscombe offers bed and breakfast accommodations and a beautiful courtyard garden.
David
United States of America
Large apartment with loads of space. Terri is a great host. Excellent breakfast prepared by her friends. Terri made us reservations at The George Inn, which was an excellent choice for dinner.
Boasting exclusively brewed beer, homemade food and a pub garden, The George Inn is located in Wells. 3.1 mi from Wells Cathedral and 3.7 mi from Wookey Hole Caves, the property features a terrace.
jim
United Kingdom
I booked the George Inn at 7pm on a Sunday evening of a BH weekend after getting rained off from my camping. The place was still busy with the Sunday lunch crowd and clearly the host couple had been flat out busy all day. Nevertheless they were both absolutely charming and quickly showed me a lovely comfortable room and got me a meal and a pint followed by some excellent home made Victoria sponge. Before long I was co-opted onto one of the pub quizz teams and had a great evening in front of the toasty open fire with my new friends. Lovely people who run a great little Inn.
Featuring an outdoor pool, family-run Beryl Country House offers luxury accommodations and award-winning breakfasts in the Mendip Hills area of Somerset.
Marilyn
United States of America
Elegant, historic property with spacious bedrooms, amazingly comfortable bed, and glorious views (from the Master bedroom). The staff was very friendly, helpful, attentive. The grounds were beautiful. We were unable to take advantage of all Beryl Country House had to offer due to our short stay and the rainy weather, but it’s clear the property has been lovingly and carefully renovated and restored over time. A wonderful breakfast, with amazing service. Entire staff was kind, considerate and friendly. A memorable stay.
On average, 3-star hotels in Wells cost $110 per night, and 4-star hotels in Wells are $182 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Wells can be found for $164 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Lovely interesting town. The people we met were all very friendly and helpful and there are some very nice places to eat, especially the Italian restaurant in the ancient gatehouse and the Greek restaurant. The Cathedral is well worth a visit.
Amanda
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
The moated palace of the Bishop of Bath and Wells has a...
The moated palace of the Bishop of Bath and Wells has a wonderful atmosphere as does the market place although its sad to see so many vacant buildings, even there. I was too late for dinner at the Swan and went for a lovely wander in the dark and discovered a delightful looking bistro that is open until 10pm and which I shall pre-book for my next year when I make my annual vist to the nearby Bath & West Show.
Steven
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Fabulous small city. Everyone was very friendly and helpful.
Fabulous small city. Everyone was very friendly and helpful. The Conservative club in the market square made us fresh sandwiches to takeaway even though take away wasn't on the menu. The city itself was very clean and well cared for. Independent shops a delight, market has an interesting mix of stalls. Well worth a visit you need more that an overnight visit to see it all. Even though the center is easy to walk around you need a whole day extra to visit the gardens and cathedral.
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Anonymous
Scored 10
10
'England's smallest city' is worth the detour - and it is a...
'England's smallest city' is worth the detour - and it is a detour. Set in lovely countryside, the unmissable sights are the beautiful Cathedral and historic Bishop's Palace in its wonderful gardens (worth getting a joint ticket for both). A great place for a weekend away, with a buzzing market on Saturday mornings and plenty of thriving independent shops, cafés and restaurants. Root on Sadler Street was especially good - mainly but not exclusively vegetarian and vegan, really inventive and fantastic quality ingredients and friendly service. There are plenty of friendly pubs serving great local beer and cider. Parking around the city centre takes luck or planning or both, but otherwise it's easy to walk everywhere.
Mairi
United Kingdom
Scored 6.0
6.0
Our trip was specifically to visit the rural levels and also...
Our trip was specifically to visit the rural levels and also to catch up on a friend in the area. We did not visit Wells on this occasion so can't comment specifically. However if you want to be well situated to explore the area Wookey Hole and its hotel is a good place to be. Locally there is the Ebor Gorge within walking distance and road access to most of the area is accessible although you must be happy driving on some narrow roads. Hotel is definitely not luxury but is clean and convenient with excellent staff. Good value for money if looking for convenience rather than luxury.
perks
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
wonderful little city, easy for strolling / exploring. great...
wonderful little city, easy for strolling / exploring. great history. location for fab cult film "Hot Fuzz" - check out the local guided tour. good places to eat. good market. parking is at a premium; not many places you can park up overnight (check out one of the car parks at the bus station - can park there for 24 hours).
The location is excellent, just a minute walk from the cathedral, but still quiet enough. The hotel was very good value and stylishly fitted out. What sets this hotel apart from the others was the exceptional restaurant (Rugantinos) below. The quality of the food and service were outstanding. Would recommend to anyone who loves home style Italian food. I had triangular ravioli with truffle oil which was superb. I’m almost thinking of going back to Wells just to try more of their dishes!
Nice traditional hotel in a perfect location in the city of Wells. Great views of the cathedral and near some great restaurants. Plenty of parking. Large comfortable room. Friendly staff. Great bar with excellent cocktails which can be enjoyed in the lovely private garden over the street facing the cathedral. Will certainly book again for next trip to Wells.
Location is second to none. The hotel is located just opposite the Wells cathedral. It is 5min walk from the town center where there is a range of places to eat or have coffee.
If you don't mind a longer walk the Weatherspoon pub serves a good breakfast for a reasonable price.
This is a truly exceptional family run boutique hotel experience. Everything about Beryl is welcoming and unique. It was the perfect environment from which to explore Wells.
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