Midsomer NortonCopyright Nigel Shoosmith

With the River Somer running right through it, some fabulous old buildings offering clues to its wealth of history, the market town of Midsomer Norton is a must for tourists to visit... Read More

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Hotels in Midsomer Norton - 3 places to stay

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The Moody Goose at The Old Priory

The Moody Goose at The Old Priory

The beautiful Old Priory Hotel dates back to medieval times (1152AD) and offers guests a delightful place to stay in the heart of Somerset. Lovingly preserved, the hotel features a wealth of character and charm ... More | visit website

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Best Western Centurion Hotel

Best Western Centurion Hotel

A family owned hotel. Ideally situated on the northern edge of the Mendips midway between Bath and Wells.

  • Conveniently placed to visit Bath, Wells, Cheddar and Longleat
  • Extensive leisure facilities Fitness Centre, Indoor Pool, Golf and Bowls
  • The ... More | Double Room: From £106 | visit website

Other Places to Stay near Midsomer Norton

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The Moody Goose at The Old Priory (0.07 miles)

The Moody Goose at The Old Priory
The beautiful Old Priory Hotel dates back to medieval times and offers guests a delightful place to stay in the heart of Somerset. The hotel is also home to the famed Moody Goose restaurant which ... More | visit website
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Radstock Hotel (1.67 miles)

Radstock Hotel

The Radstock Hotel, near Bath and Bristol Airport, offers B&B and hotel en suite accommodation, with restaurant and bar. A traditional coaching inn with home-cooked meals and friendly staff. Radstock is a market and mining town ... More | visit website

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The Old Parsonage (2.01 miles)

The Old Parsonage

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 | visit website

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Old Malt House Hotel (2.23 miles)

Old Malt House Hotel

A delightful family run country hotel, just 15 minutes from Bath and Wells. Set in beautiful countryside with restaurant, lounge/bar, free parking and delightful views from all rooms. Built in 1835 as a Malt House for ... More | visit website

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Breconridge (2.56 miles)

Breconridge

Julie and Jake would like to welcome you to their family home situated in the picturesque Cam valley between Bath and Bristol.We are close to Bath ,Bristol,Longleat Wookey Hole Cheddar Caves, Wells and Priston Mill. ... More | visit website

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Willow Tree Court Guest House (2.61 miles)

Willow Tree Court Guest House

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; Cathedral City of Wells; Maritime ... More | visit website

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Holcombe Inn (2.80 miles)

Holcombe Inn
The Holcombe Inn is a 17th century grade II listed building, taking it's name from the village in which is is situated. Holcombe is an old village which has a mention in the Doomsday Book. ... More | visit website
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Greyfield Farm Cottages (3.10 miles)

Greyfield Farm Cottages
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, ... More | visit website
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Cameley Lodge (3.73 miles)

Cameley Lodge

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. All rooms are furnished to ... More | visit website

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Cameley Lodge (3.73 miles)

Cameley Lodge
Cameley Lodge set in 60 acres of beautiful countryside, looking out over it's own lake, is a perfect setting for Weddings, Corporate Activity Events, Dinner Dances & Functions or for spending a quiet evening dining ... More | visit website

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