The Best Somerset Pub Accommodation

roaring log fires, cosy bars, stylish guest rooms - some with 4-poster beds - and award-winning dining all add to the country house ambience

17th century Grade II listed inn peacefully nestled on the edge of the village, providing quality guest rooms and award-winning dining

at the foot of the Quantock Hills, alongside the A39, in its own four acre garden, a comfy hotel ideally placed to explore coast and countryside

exposed beams, stone walls and chic retro styling all go to make this a unique inn with comfy rooms and a bustling, lively atmosphere

a 17th century building with a prime spot on Axbridge's historic market square, original character has been retained including an ancient well

facing Wells Cathedral, this 15th-century, former coaching inn features elegant rooms, cosy lounges with log fires and award-winning cuisine

the focal point of a delightful village that sits amidst the splendour of Exmoor, parts of this traditional, thatched inn date from the 12th century

a small, independent hotel surrounded by farmland and a large garden, on the A39 between Bridgewater and the rolling Quantock Hills

a contemporarily styled inn with scenic views toward Glastonbury Tor from the spacious terrace; guest rooms are smart and well-appointed

converted from a row of old miners' cottages, this period inn with stone walls and open fires offers smart, modernised accommodation

guests praise the breakfast and evening dining at this new hotel in a picturesque village, with rooms, suites and apartments

in the shadow of the Cathedral, this historic building retains many quaint, period features including a centuries-old spiral stone staircase

a country inn set in a quiet hamlet providing a comfortable base to explore Exmoor, home cooked food is served and uses Exmoor produce

a warm welcome awaits at this charming, period inn, close to the famous Pulteney Bridge and offering cosy, modern accommodation

an 18th century former coaching inn - has easy access to the M5 - updated to offer spacious rooms and an award-winning restaurant

popular inn set in the highest village on Exmoor, with log fires, a friendly atmosphere, homely accommodation and a good location for walking

enjoy a country scape at this relaxing hotel hidden away in a quiet, wooded valley in the Quantock Hills, yet with easy access to the A39

the beautiful setting of this historic site, the elegant rooms, and dining in the restored mill buildings, all add up to a very special stay

updated inn set in a pretty village on Exmoor's fringes, the elegent, well-appointed guest rooms are located in a separate coach house

riverfront hotel on the banks of the River Avon and once the site of a flour mill, the old waterwheel is still in situ and is a unique feature