Norton-St-Philip

Norton St Philip is a village about 12 miles due south of historic Bath, the village itself with tow fine old inns one of particular note – The George originally functioned for 300 years as the guest house of Hinton Priory, ‘only’ becoming a pub in 1539... Read More

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Bath Lodge Hotel

Bath Lodge Hotel

Situated just seven miles from Bath city centre, Bath Lodge provides the ideal location for visiting local attractions such as Longleat, Stonehenge and Wells without the problems of parking and access associated with staying in ... More | visit website

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George Inn

George Inn
Fourteen minutes from Bath and set in scenery of rolling green Somerset hills, this 700 year old inn has much to delight - it is a feast for the eyes and boasts every traditional comfort. Character ... More | visit website

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Rose & Crown (1.44 miles)

Rose & Crown

The Rose and Crown is a late 18th century inn. Situated 4 miles south of the heritage city of bath on the B3110, in the idyllic village of Hinton Charterhouse. A wonderful charismatic pub famous ... More | visit website

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Woolverton House Hotel (1.60 miles)

Woolverton House Hotel

A unique, privately owned hotel set in three acres of grassy parkland situated just seven miles outside Bath. The house has been updated with a contemporary oriental theme in sympathy with the early 19th century ... More | visit website

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Baggeridge Farmhouse (1.74 miles)

Baggeridge Farmhouse
Stay in a quiet rural retreat of a 15th Century farmhouse with original features on working dairy farm. The surrounding area is designated an "Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty" yet situated only 10 minutes from ... More | visit website
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Friary Dene (1.99 miles)

Friary Dene

Welcome to Friary Dene a relaxing and fabulously comfy Bed and Breakfast in Bath. Pretend this is your own pied-à-terre in the country, book and unwind with a lazy long weekend or mid week break ... More | visit website

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The Cross Keys (2.21 miles)

The Cross Keys
Situated on the old Fussel's Brewery Site in the heart of Rode, this old country Inn, circa 17th century, has many lovely features to enjoy, one of which is the working Queen Victoria Golden Jubilee ... More | visit website
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Homewood Park Hotel & Spa (2.42 miles)

Homewood Park Hotel & Spa
Standing amid 10 acres of beautiful grounds and woodland on the edge of Limpley Stoke Valley, a designated area of natural beauty is Homewood Park, one of Britain's finest privately-owned smaller country house hotels. ... More | visit website
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Shrubdown B&B (2.48 miles)

Shrubdown B&B

Country retreat. Family home set in two and a half acres of gardens with fantastic southerly views above the glorious Iford Manor and its renowned Peto garden. A sprawling house with a relaxed, friendly atmosphere.Exellent ... More | visit website

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Lullington House Bed & Breakfast (2.55 miles)

Lullington House Bed & Breakfast

Richard & Nicola welcome you to Lullington House. The house is a former Victorian rectory set in a rural quintessentially English village. The house stands in ten acres of paddocks, woodland and well maintained mature ... More | visit website

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Pickford House (2.80 miles)

Pickford House
Pickford House is a Regency style house built on top of a hill overlooking the surrounding countryside. Although near to the main road it is very quiet and secluded with a stone walled garden which ... More | visit website
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Travelodge Beckington (2.85 miles)

Travelodge Beckington

There are loads of reasons our customers choose to stay at Travelodge. Our great value clean and comfortable rooms with en-suite provide everything needed for a good night's sleep and are close to where people ... More | visit website

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