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Apex City of Bath Hotel is located on the corner of James Street West in Bath City Centre, a 5-minute walk from the Thermae Bath Spa and 700 metres from Bath Spa railway station.
Description
The Gainsborough Bath Spa - a YTL Hotel offers five-star accommodation in Bath. It is the only UK hotel with access to naturally heated thermal waters within its Spa Village.
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"The hotel meets all expectations.
Reception staff, concierge exceeded our expectations. bravo!"
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Originating from the 1780s, Henrietta House is a Georgian period townhouse set in the heart of Bath. It is a 10-minute walk from Bath Spa railway station. Free Wi-Fi is available to all guests.
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"Comfortable and nice room. Excellent customer service and friendly staff. All staff members are extremely helpful. Good value for money."
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The Windmill Inn is situated in West Quantoxhead, 19 km from Minehead. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant. The rooms all have flat-screen TVs, and a private bathroom fitted with a shower.
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"Friendly staff, fabulous clean room and very comfy bed - great breakfast"
Description
Hawk House is situated in Yeovil and has a terrace, a shared lounge and a bar. This 4-star hotel offers free WiFi. There is a restaurant. The units in the hotel are fitted with a flat-screen TV.
Review
"The perfect stop over en route to Cornwall. A lovely place if you are staying in the area. Clean comfy and excellent bistro. In the room a lot of things which irritate in other hotels were NOT there eg proper coat hangers which are moveable ! hooks on doors to hang things, shelf in walk in shower to put things etc etc."
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Featuring a terrace and a restaurant, The Lorna Doone Hotel is located in Porlock. Among the various facilities are a shared lounge and a bar. Free WiFi is provided.
Review
"We had a very good coffee in the morning. Staff was very friendly. Very quit location. Tasty interior."
Description
Situated in Yeovil, Lanes Hotel offers 3-star accommodation with a fitness centre and a spa & wellness centre. Featuring a restaurant, the property also has a garden, as well as a sauna.
Review
"The staff and the Manager were very accommodating and although a very busy evening when I stayed they ensured that I had everything I wanted. The room was lovely and overlooked the gorgeous garden and..."
Description
Offering a restaurant, Dunster Castle Hotel is located in the medieval village of Dunster. Free WiFi access is available. All rooms have a private bathroom with bath or shower.
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"The staff were excellent, the facilities were first class, food exceptional, car was safe and secure in the rear car park, and we have a large Ford Mondeo which we parked easily with a little care. It also offers easy access to Dunster Castle which is a must visit."
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8.0
Weston super mare is going through a regeneration project.
Weston super mare is going through a regeneration project. It's a very clean town, with a very nice beach. Use Weston as a base because's it's perfect location you can visit all the main tourist sites of North Somerset during your stay, and enjoy Weston in the evening, but take a jacket because it's very windy along the seafront.
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Peter
United Kingdom
8.0
Finding your way around the town/village can be a pain.
Finding your way around the town/village can be a pain. Better signage would be useful. Good for visiting Wells cathedral, Glastonbury, Clarke’s Village & east Somerset rail
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Kathleen
United Kingdom
8.0
We didn’t spend too much time in minehead it’s self as we...
We didn’t spend too much time in minehead it’s self as we headed out on the West Somerset Railway which was our purpose for being in Minehead, the weather wasn’t too great either so not many people around, but the town seemed lovely and we had a drink in a local bar/hotel which was nice. The locals seemed very pleasant. We would like to return in the summer. Great location for a short break or passing through to all the lovely villages in sorrounding countryside.
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Amanda
United Kingdom
10
Despite being close to the airport, the area is quiet,...
Despite being close to the airport, the area is quiet, luscious and green. Great “base” for travelling to Somerset, Devon and Cornwall. Close to the M5 motorway. The Darlington pub had amazing food at great prices!!
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Anonymous
United Kingdom
10
A few nice walks in either direction along cliff.
A few nice walks in either direction along cliff. Riding at Clevedon Equestrian Centre 10/10. Only a 40 min drive to visit Cheddar Gorge. If travelling from London so easy to get too and a great half way stop for North Somerset.
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VickyPenny
United Kingdom
10
Glastonbury is a lovely laid back place to relax and enjoy.
Glastonbury is a lovely laid back place to relax and enjoy. Loads of places to eat out whatever your preference. The Tor is fantastic and its surrounding areas are beautiful. The Chalice Well is peaceful and gorgeous, drink the water, fab.
I've never seen such a good bus service if you come without a car, you can travel all over Somerset, superb. Have an open mind and just enjoy.
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Christa
United Kingdom
8.0
We use Weston as a base to explore Somerset while still...
We use Weston as a base to explore Somerset while still enjoying the local area. Ideal for walking along the beach, lots of restaurants to chose from or a walk in to town. We visited Bath, Cheddar Gorge, Wookey Hole during our short break.
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Anonymous
United Kingdom
6.0
Chard is a good base for visiting the area around the...
Chard is a good base for visiting the area around the Somerset/Devon border. There are lots of places on the coast such as Lyme Regis, Seaton, Beer and Charmouth which are only a short drive away. Then inland there is Honiton and Taunton. There are a number of National Trust properties and other gardens and places of interest in the area. Chard town itself has some historical buildings, but as with many towns, sadly the Main shopping streets have seen lots of shops and a number of restaurants closing. Some new shops have opened including some well known coffee and fast food outlets.
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Elisabeth
United Kingdom
8.0
seaside town with a nice pier and seafront promenade.
seaside town with a nice pier and seafront promenade. As I only spent the night I didn’t have time to see much more of the town. However it didn’t seem as tacky as some other seaside resorts I have visited. I also missed the attractions in the surrounding area of Somerset such as Cheddar Gorge and Glastonbury.
I had a good meal in an Italian Restaurant on the sea front called Michaelangelo.
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Richard
United Kingdom
8.0
Minehead we thought was unspoilt not commercialised.
Minehead we thought was unspoilt not commercialised. Nice to walk on sea front , clean . The West Somerset railway was great to go on , especially the steam train
The welcome we received was second to none and nothing was too much trouble throughout our stay. All the staff we met were so friendly. Our room was very spacious, the bed super- comfortable and the shower in the beautiful bathroom really good. The hotel is perfectly located for the beach, town centre, and touristy things like the West Somerset Railway and the crazy golf course. We happened to be there for one of the comedy nights which was an added bonus. Really highly recommended - we certainly plan to return.
We were upgraded from a simple double to a larger room which also had a terrace going out on the back of the hotel, really lovely. Very friendly and prompt staff, excellent breakfast. While the hotel is on a steep hill, the walk to the city center is enjoyable and you can walk by the Circus and the Royal Crescent on your way down. And don't miss to see the Lansdown Crescent and Somerset Place, little jewels! Coming back from the center you can catch the bus 31 which stops right at the hotel.
Truly five star. Quietly professional welcome. Felt completely safe. Exceptionally clean with all the facilities. Compared with other hotels only 15% cheaper Exmoor offered a quantum leap improvement. An experience that pandered, offering a taste of luxury that set us up for the day's planned ride on the Lynyon and Barnstable Railway. Cannot recommend it enough, hoping to stay at Exmoor again when next we return to West Somerset.
I purposely chose a non chain hotel to experience a more bespoke venue. The hotel is central in town with shops and other bars and restaurants nearby. I arrived late in the evening so walked in the gardens and visited the Somerset Museum the next morning. The dining room is really lovely and the breakfast buffet was well presented with lots of choice. The hosts were polite and attentive to me but not intrusive.
The location was perfect, a beautiful traditional rural hotel set in an ageless Somerset village. Stunning to say the least.
Our room was cosy and spotless, and the bathroom more than adequate.
The owners and staff were wonderful and made us feel welcomed at all times.
Great breakfast.
All in all a great little hotel and exceptional value for money.
Anne and Neal
hopefully will be back next net year the owners and staff were great friendly helpful nothing was to much bother for them the place was spotless and clean the beds were so comfy, lovely decor in rooms ,also tea and coffee plentiful as too the beautiful white fluffy towels we really enjoyed our stay at the West Somerset hotel
Convenient location to explore North Devon & Somerset. Good value as a last minute booking on Booking.com. Good breakfast. Hotel has listened to feedback & now privides bar of hand soap & hand towels. However, no shower gel etc. Co-op opposite is very convenient though if you need anything.
Friendly owners, good and helpful owners. Good vegetarian breakfast. 5 minute walk to beach. 3 minutes to shops. 2 minutes to 2 major supermarkets.
I was attending a ukulele on the train event using 2 hotel event rooms plus playing and singing in booked carriages on The West Somerset Steam Railway
Excellent, the hotel was centrally placed in Crewkerne, Somerset, but ideal as we were touring daily in and around Dorset. The staff were cheery and helpful, and a full English breakfast or variations off, was served daily, preceded by cereals, toast, croissants and yogurts as requested.
Our overnight stay at the Mount Somerset Hotel was delightful, we wish we could have stayed longer. The room included a lounge and very large bathroom with a deep tub. The bed was incredibly comfortable. Breakfast was included in the price and was delicious.
We have stayed at many hotels in somerset and this is the best so far rooms are very good and the food has always been good as I lived in Bridgewater.many years ago and we use the go for Sunday dinner. Staff are very helpful and friendly.
My friend booked this hotel for me as I'm a US citizen and only visiting Somerset for the weekend - all I said was that I wanted somewhere beautiful, comfy and truly British. This exceeded my expectations on all fronts
The hotel the stafd everything was better then fantastic so much so we has a family are already looking into booking again to stay at the hotel later in the year on our next visit to somerset
A convenient centre for touring Somerset. Plenty of car parking near the hotel. A large size room with settee and good views of the Mendip Hills. Booking of meal times avoided long delays.
Comfortable. Pleasant old fashioned hotel with character. Staff very friendly. Good filling breakfast. Overall good value. We liked it. We'd pick it again if we come back to Somerset.
This is my favourite pub / hotel. Situated in a beautiful part of Somerset, warm welcome from staff, lovely comfortable rooms and great food. Cannot recommend enough ...
The hotel is situated outside wells so it's totally in the calm area (Wells is also a small city in Somerset). So it suits to anyone who loves living in quiet.
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