Welcoming, cosy, lovely garden, good home cooked food, attractive comfortable accommodation. Its…read moreall what they say on the website and its all true. Just did an overnight stay having been in Wincanton in the day. Got there late (10pm) and the kitchen looked like it was closing down, so was expecting the usual chefs finished but no, they set up to proper places settings and full menu as usual. Great rooms and dont miss the Full English in the morning. Avoid the local cider unless you can handle the stuff

What a solace from the city. It was just really nice get away. I wish I could go back by just…read morehopping in my car rather than flying over the ocean. My friend in London recommended this trip to Bruton to stay at the Chapel for a short weekend. We had all our meals there and just loved the food. Cocktail was not so great- Moscamule was not served in proper copper jar. Their bakery is amazing. The chia seed, other multi grain bread was sent from the heaven. I highly recommend this place!

What a beautiful place! As the name rather obviously implies, this is a restaurant/tea room in a…read moreformer chapel. What is also unique is that they have a rather upmarket a la carte menu as well as a more affordable pizza menu, thus catering for all tastes and budgets. I came for afternoon tea and was happy to explore the building (check out the most beautiful toilets!) - unfortunately, we ran out of time to walk around the grounds. Apparently, Bruton is quite well known but I had never been - fully understand the village's attraction and look forward to returning for a more in-depth visit.

Located in the heart of Frome, this refurbished hotel is a mixture of modern and medieval history…read more With it's exposed wooden beams and country feel, the perfect romantic getaway or relaxation oasis. Although, it's not the place for giants as there are low ceilings or if you're not good stairs as it's a bit like the Burrow from Harry Potter. The upstairs rooms on the top floor are deluxe double beds, with an ensuite, a large old fashioned bathtub, tv and complimentary tea and coffee. If you prefer a shower, the rooms located in the courtyard near the pub are the one for you. Make sure to take advantage of the barn style pub and restaurant, which serve up good quality seasonal food at reasonably prices if you're not after the usual pub grub. I enjoyed a classic beef burger which hit the spot and the tasting plate, accompanied by local beer and cider. For breakfast, there is proper cafe quality coffee and tea is by UK brand teapigs. There is a range of hot and continental options. I had the eggs royale, which exceeded my expectation of hotel breakfasts. After researching and sussing out a few places to stay, this one seemed the best, a real small town gem. I'll definitely be back!

The restaurant is housed in a beautiful medieval house, possibly part of a monastery of sorts…read more There is a walkway with seating areas on one side and a bar on the other. The dining area is on two levels above the street level. The service is very friendly and prompt. Food is imaginative, delicious, but somewhat lacking in the oomph factor. The sautéed livers with pancetta on brioche was the winner among the appetisers. The server informed us that they were out of salmon and goats cheese, so two of the five appetisers were unavailable. The lamb with the neck croquette was well cooked, flavoured, but somehow didn't hit the spot. The rump was a tad dry. Probably just the wrong day. Well done on the dessert. Both the date pudding (they ran out of figs which were an addition to this one) and the ginger cheesecake, were very done. Great place to stop by if you're in the Mendip area.

Good traditional, village pub, popular with the locals (always a good sign), with the bonus of…read moreexcellent food. Interesting semi-circular bar.

Great place for honest food,great service and friendly locals…read moreGood value one night eating place in somerton Give it a try

The Crown seems to be the baby brother of The George, sat splendidly next door to the more…read morewell-known hotel and bar in the Market Place. But looking at the Crown from the side, it's almost as big - four stories high and several house-depths back. Recently refurbished, it operates as hotel with large public bar, just as it used to. The facade isn't quite so imposing as the George, being more plain/classical, but it's smart and smooth. Inside, I remember many a Christmas Eve in the jam-packed main bar, juke-box blaring out and the dark wood panelling seeming to hold in the smoke and salt & vinigar crisp aroma actually it had a great atmosphere and was always a must-stop on a pub crawl. Nowadays the bars have all been opened out, lighter wood flooring and lighter walls, all rather smart looking - but to me personally it doesn't have quite the same character as before. It's still popular with it's regulars, and there are usually interesting ads for new guest beers, or bar-special offers. Give it a go - it's been carefully restored and well worth spending time for a pint in.

agreed, great place very traditional Edwardian style place, lovely garden and great food -…read moreespecially sunday lunch. Nice lounge bar, but limited choice, no real ale. very popular for weddings, you dont want to be there then - but thats weddings yuk.

The Cedar Hotel in Westbury is a great hotel at very good prices. It has really nice, recently…read morerefurbished rooms. The Hotel is always clean. The food is always really nice. The drinks are always nice and cold and chilled. It has a lovely quiet atmosphere. The staffs are very helpful and friendly! Highly recommend!

These hotel come spa dealio seem to be all the rage at the moment…read more This one, slightly outside of Bristol central, though a 3* rated hotel, is actually nicer then some 4* I've seen it, to be confusing though, I do still give it 3* rather than 4 in my review rating! Points for picturesque views and being well situated for the Cheddar Caves and Mendip Hills are gained. And the in house restaurant isn't too bad either. Prices from £65 per night for an ensuite double including breakfast could be worse and at least they have plenty of free car parking available.

I called in by chance without reading the reviews. Boy oh boy was I glad I did. It was a Sunday and…read moreafter eye balling other people's plated food, it was a no brainer for me. I ordered a roast dinner and it was FANTASTIC. I had the pork loin which was perfectly cooked, it also comes with a huge amount of vegetables. This is a gourmet roast dinner for sure. I also ordered a sticky toffee pudding with clotted cream ice cream. This was also lovely but not enough toffee sauce!! I would recommend this establishment and will definitely be back.

Reviewing the pub/restaurant, not the hotel…read more Stopped in here for breakfast while strolling around, as it was one of the only places open on a Sunday! The staff were lovely, and the service was really, incredibly fast! It wasn't too busy, but still, very impressed with the speed at which our food was delivered to a table of five! Food: The eggs benedict were very good, and reasonably priced. They also serve very decent coffee. Ambiance: Classic inn vibe, very cosy and warm, but a very large airy space. They even have a skittle alley! We didn't partake but I imagine you could have a load of fun playing 9 pin. All in all a solid choice!