





The Hollies, an Old Victorian Bakery, is set in the picturesque village of Pensford, Somerset. Between the cities of Bristol and Bath it is just 20 minutes from Bristol International airport. Many interesting sights to visit from this base including Stonehenge, Glastonbury and Avebury stone circles. Off street parking. Inexpensive: from £26 to £30 per person.






A warm welcome awaits you at Westover House, situated in the beautiful Wylye Valley with picture postcard views. Heytesbury is a quiet village on the River Wylye, nestling on the edge of Salisbury Plain, near the market town of Warminster. It is an area of outstanding natural beauty and therefore a wonderful base for those who enjoy walking or cycling.






Friary Dene offers bed and breakfast near Bath City in the village of Hinton Charterhouse. This Bath guest house is the perfect destination base for a short break, or an active holiday: explore the historic city of Bath; the Roman Baths; the Thermae Bath Spa; the Abbey. Comfortable super king size beds; five individually-styled guest rooms.






Broadgrove offers bed and breakfast near Frome and Shepton Mallet. A peaceful location away from all traffic, our smallholding on the Somerset/Wiltshire borders, is central for Longleat and Bath. Visit Stourhead Gardens, Stonehenge, Nunney Castle, Wells Cathedral, Cheddar Caves & Gorge, Glastonbury Abbey, and Wookey Hole Caves.Locally sourced ingredients are used for a special breakfast.






If you are looking for the best accommodation bath has to offer, you are going to want to look into a bed and breakfast. Simply put, small bed and breakfasts like Crowfoot are going to be able to provide you with a much more comfortable and relaxing sty than major hotels. If you are a guest at Crowfoot, you can fully expect to have the highest level of privacy possible.






Biss Barn was originally a barn for the neighbouring farmhouse and, as it's no longer a working farm, the barn was sold and converted to a house in 1992 and is now our family home as well as providing guest accommodation with en-suite facilities and a full english breakfast. Also by the house we have 2 holiday cottages, which can be booked all through the year.






Rowan house offers bed and breakfast in Melksham, Wiltshire. This friendly B&B can accommodate 6 guests in three bedrooms. Special rate for family groups. Full English or Continental Breakfast included in price. WiFi; Freeview TV; Free parking.

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Address: Bath Paradise House, 86-88 Holloway, Bath, Somerset, BA2 4PX

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Address: Woolpack, 2 WARMINSTER ROAD, Beckington, Somerset, BA11 6SP

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Address: Highways House, 143 Wells Road, Bath, Somerset, BA2 3AL

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Address: Dorian House, 1 Upper Oldfield Park, Bath, Somerset, BA2 3JX

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Address: Marlborough House, 1 Marlborough Lane, Bath, Somerset, BA1 2NQ

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Address: Spinney Cross, Lower Kingsdown RoadKingsdown, Bath, Somerset, SN13 8BA

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Address: Beeches Farmhouse 'Farmyard' BB Pig Wig Self Catering Holiday Cottages, Holt Road, Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire, BA15 1TS

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Address: Great Ashley Farm BB, GREAT ASHLEY FARM, BRADFORD-ON-AVON, Wiltshire, BA15 2PP

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Address: Bloomfield House, 146 Bloomfield Road, Bath, Somerset, BA2 2AS
Norton St Philip, Somerset. A former wool village made famous by one of England's best-preserved and most interesting medieval inns, The George. This began life, c. 1230, as a guest-house for Hinton Priory, 2 miles North, accommodating especially, since the monks ran the wool market, merchants and staplers. Its fine half-timbered and oriel-windowed upper two stories were probably added in the 15th century. At the Dissolution (1539) it became an inn. The Duke of Monmouth stayed here with his advisers in 1685, after his decision not to attack Bristol. His troops skirmished successfully with the King's nearby. In 1668 Samuel Pepys and wife “dined very well 10 shillings” in it. The room where the wool merchants bargained may be seen on request.
The church has an odd tower, with bits from the destroyed priory possibly used in it, and contains a tomb-effigy, c. 1460, also curious, and a plaque to “twin ladies” who had, Pepys reported, only one stomach between them.
Nearby cities: Bath
Nearby towns: Bradford-on-Avon, Frome, Radstock, Trowbridge
Nearby villages: Beckington, Berkley, Buckland Dinham, Freshford, Hardington, Hemington, Hinton Charterhouse, Kilmersdon, Laverton, Limpley Stoke, Lullington, Mells, Midford, Rode, Southwick, Twerton, Wellow, Westwood, Wingfield, Woolverton
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