With some of the finest build landscapes in all of Britain, Somerset is a county brimming with history, heritage and some fantastic bed and breakfast accommodation. From the Blackdown Hills in the south to Frome in the north, our selection of luxury and boutique B&B’s have been handpicked based on criteria such as their historic value, customer reviews and good food.
Full of interesting, quirky and cosy spaces, this fine Arts and Crafts inspired country residence is now offering luxury bed and breakfast accommodation in nine well-appointed bedrooms. For sporty guests there is a listed squash court and tennis court, or simply relax in the private cinema.
Once used as the courtroom for Judge Jefferies Bloody Assizes, the George Inn now offers travellers several luxury en suite bedrooms, complete with beams and antique furniture. Located in the rolling Somerset hills, this 700 year old inn is just a short drive from Bath.
Located in the heart of historic Glastonbury, the George and Pilgrims is one of the oldest hostelries in the southwest of England. Offering 14 comfortable and tastefully decorated rooms, the restaurant serves the freshest homemade fayre, with fine wine and tasty ales.
Completed in 1732, Bowlish House received major restoration work in 1964 by the then owner, Stephen Clark, of Clarks Shoes fame. Set in pretty little town of Shepton Mallet, it offers comfortable guestrooms and a fine dining experience.
With parts dating back to 1300s, Longbridge House is better known as where the Duke of Monmouth stayed before his defeat at the Battle of Sedgemoor in 1685. Now with three beautifully appointed rooms, guests can relax in the sunny courtyard.
This fine example of a Gothic Revival style mansion has been lovingly restored, and now offers 12 guest bedrooms in the main house, including the original grand first floor rooms. Nestling in the Mendip Hills, just one mile from historic Wells Cathedral.
Just outside the horse racing town of Wincanton, Hunters Lodge offers 13 en-suite rooms all furnished to a high standard, cosy bars and a restaurant which serves food all day. Conveniently situated for Cheddar Gorge, Wookey Hole Caves and Longleat.
Built in the late 19th century out of traditional local limestone, Dorian House is a fine example of elegant Victorian architecture. The hotel’s rooms are spacious and some even boast four poster beds. A truly luxurious B&B!
