Bed And Breakfasts 1 to 10 in Somerset, England

Meadow Cottage Guest House - With a beautiful, peaceful location, only minutes from Bristol International Airport, this 17th-century farmhouse combines original character and traditional charm with modern luxury. Looking out over open countryside, sheltered by the Mendip Hills, the Meadow Cottage Guest House is set in an acre of beautiful south-facing gardens. Lying just 1.5 miles (2.4 km) south of the airport, outside of the flying zone, the hotel is completely free of airport or road noise. Holiday parking and airport transfers are available by prior arrangement. Fully refurbished in 2006, the guest house combines contemporary comforts with beautiful period features, such as original wood-beamed ceilings. The quiet, private and romantic rooms are traditionally furnished and have high-quality Egyptian cotton bed linen, soft, fluffy towels, luxury toiletries and TVs with Freeview digital channels. The guest house offers excellent home-cooked food in the stunning dining room. Children and pets are welcome.

Beambridge Inn (formerly Inn at Sampford) - Amid the beautiful scenery of rolling green hills, this charming inn is located in Wellington, Somerset, just a few miles from junctions 26 and 27 of the M5. Recently refurbished, the Beambridge Inn is a characteristic country pub with modern, stylish rooms, each of which is furnished with everything you'll need. For business events and special occasions, the Beambridge Inn offers a function room which overlooks the patio area. It has a capacity of up to 100 people and can cater for a variety of specifications.

Tasburgh House - Award-winning Tasburgh House is a luxurious Victorian guest house set in seven acres of gardens overlooking Bath. Located just a few minutes from the Georgian city of Bath, enjoy the beauty of the city itself and the Thermae baths or for the sports fans we are just an hour train ride into Cardiff and an hour's drive to Cheltenham. The guest house is set in peaceful English countryside with magnificent views over the city, we have friendly and helpful staff who are always available to assist. After extensive refurbishment, the property offers twelve individual en suite bedrooms with charming public rooms and combines Victorian elegance and tasteful d?cor with all the modern comforts of a good hotel. Tasburgh House has been awarded five diamonds by both the AA and the RAC and won 'Best Hotel' in our category by Which? Hotel Guide 2005. All the rooms have shower or bath and shower en suite, colour television, direct dial telephone with wake-up service and wireless broadband access, beverage tray, hairdryer, fresh flowers and magazines. The public rooms include an elegant drawing room, dining room, a stunning conservatory and adjacent garden terrace. An interesting wine list has been prepared in liaison with a leading West Country wine merchant. In addition to the formal gardens and croquet lawn, the seven acres include a meadow park extending down to the Kennet and Avon canal - perfect for the morning stroll.

Sparkford Inn - Just off a303 between Wincanton and Yeovil, half way point for London and Cornwall. It is ideal for Haynes Motor Museum. A 15th Century coaching inn, The Sparkford Inn is located in the centre of Sparkford Village, just off of the a303 and the gateway to the West Country. The Sparkford Inn provides comfortable accommodation with 11 en-suite rooms (breakfast included), an excellent restaurant and 2 bars.

The Wheelwrights Arms - This inn nestles in the peaceful village of Monkton Combe, surrounded by picturesque hills and valleys. Recently refurbished accommodation houses 7 luxury bedrooms with bathrooms or showers. There are 5 doubles, one twin and one single room. The pub offers an informal area to relax with a drink or dine. Menus are changed regularly and include bar snacks, light lunches and a la carte selections. Local ingredients are used where possible. You can relax with a drink by the open fire or in the garden. Our 2 buildings were originally constructed by William Harold, a carpenter, who built a house and workshop around 1750. In 1871, William Harold III converted the house into a public house and in 1981, the workshops were converted into bed and breakfast accommodation. A full history is available when you come and visit. Experience this beautiful part of the country from The Wheelwrights Arms.

Bellplot House Hotel - Dating back to 1729, with Georgian period features and decor, this 5-star Guest Accommodation (AA) has a Best Breakfast Award (AA) and has featured in Johansen's and the Sunday Times. The bright, spacious rooms at Bellplot House feature modern facilities such as free Wi-Fi access and en suite walk-in power showers. The excellent breakfasts use local ingredients. Later in the day you can enjoy a drink from the honesty bar, before discovering one of the many excellent restaurants in Chard. Betty and Dennis Jones offer a very warm welcome to Bellplot House, who will always try to provide guests with everything they need. Bellplot House has its own car park, 1 mile (1.6 km) from the A30 and A358 roads; 12 miles (19 km) from the M5 (junction 25). Chard is surrounded by Somerset countryside and is a good stopover point for those heading to Cornwall.

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.

Crescent Guest House - Occupying a privileged position, this charming guesthouse is just a 5-minute level walk away from the very centre the UNESCO World Heritage City of Bath, home to traditional Roman Baths. The perfect base from which to explore all that this historic city has to offer, The Crescent comprises of 5 comfortable guestrooms and a beautiful dining room, in which you can enjoy a hearty breakfast each morning. The friendly and welcoming staff will be happy to help you with any query you may have during your stay, from special requests to information on the local attractions.

George and Pilgrims - The George & Pilgrim Hotel is situated in the beautiful town of Glastonbury. Founded in the early 15th century, the hotel has welcomed people for over 500 years. The oldest purpose built Inn within the Southwest, The George & Pilgrims Hotel is steeped with history. 14 en-suite bedrooms, 8 of which are situated within the oldest part of the building and have their own distinctive character. There are three four poster bedrooms, one of which is named after King Henry VIII, who apparently stayed in the hotel during the dissolution. Accommodation within the new wing benefits from refurbishment in February 2006. An excellently located hotel for business meetings for up to 50 delegates, or functions for up to 90 people. The Chalice Suite is also licensed for Civil Ceremonies.

Ilchester Arms - In the heart of Ilchester village, a relaxing oasis from the commotion of nearby Yeovil, this impressive Somerset inn was first licensed in 1686 and has aged with appropriate dignity. The Ilchester Arms has an airy wood decorated bar, with a good selection of wines, real ales and continental lagers. The hotel also has 7 well-appointed rooms and a renowned restaurant serving modern British food, using local fresh ingredients. A warm welcome awaits every guest.