A largely Edwardian building, set within its own extensive and beautifully landscaped gardens with far- reaching views right in the heart of Minehead.
Delightful Georgian manor house set in 5 acres of gardens with stunning views. Renowned for its friendly relaxed atmosphere and spacious bedrooms.
The 15thC Swan Hotel with its award winning restaurant faces the magnificent west front of Wells Cathedral and is close to the moated Bishops Palace.
One of Somerset’s finest country house hotels with seven acres of stunning gardens and 18th century Gothic splendours. A genuinely innovative hotel.
Steeped in the drama and romance of English history and once a Norman fortress, it has been welcoming travellers to the town since the 12th century.
Home to the Clarke family for 20 plus years, it was built as a Country Gentlemans House with timeless charm, a spacious feel and excellent facilities.
A modern and contemporary hotel close to the M5 providing an excellent base for exploring Taunton & Somerset. Enjoy a drink in the Great Room lounge.
An elegant Georgian Hotel situated in its own extensive gardens. It enjoys an enviable reputation for warm hospitality and opulent comfort.
Ideally and conveniently located for business and leisure at M5’s J25, on the edge of Taunton, a bustling county town dating back to Saxon Times.
A small 15th century hotel that was used in medieval times as a guest house by the Abbots of Cleve. Each bedroom is unique and exquisitely furnished.
An elegant Regency country house, cradled by both the Quantocks and the Blackdown Hills, noted for its inviting and friendly elegance and warmth.
Village centre coaching inn with its own 3 acre gardens. Gourmet food, fine wines, real ales. Specialises in country sports. Visiting dogs welcome.
Originally a farmhouse and dairy in the 12th Century. The wool trade stopped there for sustenance so it developed into an over night resting place.
Situated in the beautiful village of Dunster close to Dunster Castle, within the Exmoor National Park. It is named after the ancient Yarn Market.
