Bed And Breakfasts 1 to 10 in Somerset, England

The Windsor Guest House - In a quiet location, close to the heart of this historic city, this beautifully preserved Georgian townhouse is just a 2-minute level walk from Bath's shops, the abbey and the Thermae Spa. The Windsor occupies a Grade I listed building on Great Pulteney Street, reputedly one of the finest Georgian boulevards in Europe. Each of the beautiful en suite rooms is furnished to a high standard and individually decorated, with its own unique charm. Every air-conditioned room has a TV with Freeview digital channels and a hairdryer. Free wireless internet access is available in the rooms. The Windsor's central location makes it an ideal place from which to explore this World Heritage Site on foot. The city's shops, museums and restaurants are within easy walking distances, as are the Roman Baths and the Abbey. You can discover the streets walked by Jane Austen and relax in the Thermae Bath Spa. For those wishing to venture further afield, Bath also provides an ideal base from which to visit Stonehenge, Cheddar Gorge, Salisbury Cathedral, the Cotswolds and the many historic houses in and around the area.

Dorset Villa - Dorset Villa Guest House is comfortable, friendly b&b accommodation situated approximately 5 minutes from city centre. The guest house has its own car park at the rear, and all rooms have a colour TV. A 2 storey Victorian building very conveniently situated, close to the centre of the beautiful World Heritage Georgian city of Bath. Dorset Villa has 6 comfortable, recently refurbished rooms.

Oakover Guest House - Set within a beautiful 19th century house, this property is ideally situated in Weston-super-Mare, only 150 metres away from the seafront, parks, local shops and restaurants. Oakover is a 6-bedroom family-run guest house under the personal attention of resident proprietor Diane Priestley, whose aim is to offer you a warm welcome and memorable stay, within easy reach of all the local attractions. All rooms at Oakover have LCD flat-screen TV with built-in DVD/CD player and Freeview digital channels. Head for a day at the shops in Bristol, visit the historical Roman Baths in Bath, or sample holistic treatments in Glastonbury, whatever you want to do during your stay, the houses convenient location puts you in the middle of it all.

Blorenge House - This early Victorian building offers an outdoor swimming pool and four-poster bed options, a 5-minute walk from the town centre, county cricket ground and the train and bus stations. Situated on the northern side of the town centre, close to the records office, Blorenge House has a large car park and a varied selection of accommodation, including family rooms and 5 rooms with four-poster beds. Most of the rooms have en suite facilities and modern comforts. Ironing equipment can also be provided. Blorenge House provides a full English breakfast, with cereals, tea and coffee, yogurts and fruit all available.

Beryl - A small Victorian Gothic mansion, one mile from Wells Cathedral. A warm and friendly welcome awaits every guest in this family-run home. Experience a stay for luxury bed and breakfast at 'Beryl' with Holly Nowell and her daughter Mary-Ellen in their unique, treasured, small Victorian Gothic mansion, built circa 1838, in its original parkland of 13 acres overlooking Wells Cathedral and countryside but only one mile from the City Centre. Chair lift to the first floor.

Lamb Inn - In the beautiful market town of Frome, this authentic traditional inn offers free Wi-Fi, free parking, hearty pub food and a great range of real ales, as well as 4-star en suite guest accommodation. Steeped in brewing history and rich in original character and traditional charm, the Lamb Inn has now been carefully restored. The inn offers a great real ale bar, offering a range of delicious pies and tasty food, made with locally sourced produce. The Lamb Inn has been awarded a 4-star rating for the quality of its guest accommodation by the AA. All of the rooms have en suite shower rooms, hairdryers, tea/coffee making facilities and digital TVs. Within a 5-minute walk of the very heart of the town centre, the inn is a great base from which to explore the region and all of its attractions, including the Roman baths, and Longleat country house and safari park. Free private off-street parking is available for guests.

The Langford Inn - Adjacent to The Langford Inn are en suite bedrooms housed in 2 converted 17th-century barns with exposed beams, original brickwork, oak floors and luxuries for modern living. Each room has a flat-screen TV with DVDs, a free Wi-Fi connection and tea/coffee. There are 3 suites, one with a twin Jacuzzi, and one with shower room able to accommodate disabled guests.

The House at Woolverton - Between the Roman city of Bath and Longleat Safari Park, this quirky privately owned house sits within stunning grounds in the beautiful Somerset countryside. With unique and interesting decor, The House at Woolverton features wood furniture from the Far East that matches the style of the building. The 15 double bedrooms are equally quirky, so expect pegs instead of wardrobes. Head chef Paul Kinsey serves up modern British cuisine, along with some old classics, in the conservatory bistro. From The House you can explore Cheddar Gorge, Wookey Hole, Stonehenge, Wells or Glastonbury. A bus stops outside the house and goes to Bath and Frome.

St Aubyns Guest House - In recognition of its high standards, St Aubyns has a prestigious 4 star award from the English Tourism Council. St Aubyns Guest House is run with loving care by resident owners Steve and Mark. It is a few minutes from the seafront, town centre, major shops, restaurants and pubs All rooms are tastefully decorated and have en suite bathrooms and LCD flat-screen TVs. The swimming pool is open from Easter until 31 October.

The New Inn - The New Inn is a 15th-century inn in picturesque Priddy, on top of the Mendips in Somerset. All rooms were completely refurbished in 2008. The New Inn is within easy distance of historic Wells, Glastonbury, the spa town of Bath, and Bristol Airport. Local activities include rambling, climbing, caving and horse riding. The pub is famous for its wholesome food, great local Real Ales and warm log fires. A wide range of activities are available, including local skittles matches in the winter months.