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Events in Clutton Hill | 10 Places to Stay
Visitors to Clutton Hill have a choice of how to get there. The usual route is in a car via the A37 Bristol to Wells road that passes through the village of Clutton. For those with a head for heights and a pilot's licence there's an alternative, you can fly there and land at the Clutton Hill airstrip.
Even if you don't fly into Clutton HIll you'll still be able to enjoy the high life as the hill commands stunning vista across the North Somerset countryside, with views of the Chew Valley, the Mendip Hills and nearby Bristol.
The ideal place to stay to enjoy the views, the peace of the countryside and a good meal and a drink is the Hunter's Rest Inn. The Inn was built around 1750 as a hunting lodge for The Earl of Warwick. When, in 1892, the Earl sold off his vast Somerset estate the property became a tavern an smallholding. Thirsty coal miners would take refreshment there and the tavern was an important part of the mining community that once existed in the area. When mining died out the Inn refused to go with it and still serves the local community and visitors alike and even boasts its own miniature railway!
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Mezzé at the Warwick Arms
(0.06 miles)
The Warwick Arms is a large and welcoming 19th century inn on the main A37 at Clutton in Somerset. It was formerly a coaching inn positioned on the main route between Bristol town and its ...
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The Old Court
(0.89 miles)
The Old Court, near Bath, is a family-run Grade II listed guesthouse, offering all the pluses of a bed and breakfast with many of the amenities of a hotel.
This imposing Gothic Victorian courthouse has been ... more
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Hunters Rest Inn
(0.93 miles)
Originally built as a hunting lodge for the Earl of Warwick, then converted into an Inn during the 19th century, this privately owned free-house renowned for its home cooking, warm welcome and excellent cellar offers ... more
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Cameley Lodge
(1.28 miles)
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Set in beautiful countryside looking out over own private lakes just 10 miles from Bristol, Bath, Wells - just 8 miles from Bristol Airport. A small country hotel, family run. ... more
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Greyfield Farm Cottages
(1.37 miles)
Whether you enjoy walking and outdoor activities, visits to outstanding tourist attractions or just want a short break Greyfield is the perfect choice. You can relax in our Finnish sauna, luxuriate in the Spa Bath, ...
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Carpenters Arms
(1.64 miles)
Overlooking the Chew Valley, the hamlet of Stanton Wick provides a tranquil and picturesque setting for the delightful Carpenter's Arms.
For visitors seeking an alternative to the bland unformity of many a modern town centre hotel, ...
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Willow Tree Court Guest House
(1.84 miles)
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A Charming 18th Century Home; ideally located for exploring the nearby beauty of the west country.Situated on the A39 our location enables easy access to the historic city of Bath; ... more
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The Old Parsonage
(2.53 miles)
Welcome to our beautiful 17th Century Grade 11* Listed house, situated off the A37 between Bath, Bristol and Wells on the edge of the Mendip Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The Old ... more
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Jenga Lodge
(2.62 miles)
Jenga Lodge is situated in a half-acre of landscaped gardens, close to Bath, in the pretty old village of Farmborough, with outstanding views of the surrounding countryside. There are 2 detached, very private rooms, ...
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The Tithe Barn
(2.73 miles)
We are ideally situated for city breaks with both Bath and Bristol just 20 mins away, Wells, Cheddar Gorge and Longleat a little further a field. Bristol Airport is just 10 mins away so you ...
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