Small Boutique hotels in SOMERSET

Standing at the foot of the Mendip Hills, less than two kilometres from Wells Cathedral, Beryl Country House is set in a Victorian Gothic mansion, originally built in 1842. Since being purchased and restored by its present owners, it has been run as a small country hotel, and now offers delightful bed and breakfast accommodation in a charming garden setting. Set in 13 acres of beautiful parkland and featuring a carefully tended Victorian walled garden, an ornamental pond and avenues of century old trees, Beryl Country House is a lovely spot for exploring Wells and the surrounding region. Rooms have fine views of the cathedral, the garden or the countryside, and the house boasts a heated outdoor swimming pool, along with a children's play area. Aside from the spectacular cathedral, nearby landmarks include the Bishop's palace, the Cheddar Gorge and caves, Bath, the Haynes Motor Museum. Every morning, Beryl Country House offers a varied breakfast menu, served in the elegant dining room. Guests can choose from continental style, traditional English, vegetarian, and many other options, all with the finest, locally sourced ingredients from the region's farms and suppliers, whenever possible. An honesty bar with wines, beer, soft drinks and snacks is also available throughout the day.

Located in a quiet residential street near the city centre, Brindleys Bed and Breakfast is a boutique property offering luxurious accommodation in privileged surroundings. Set in a carefully restored 19th century villa, Brindleys is situated on a leafy avenue, surrounded by a beautiful garden. Brindleys has six individually designed luxury bedrooms, all with en-suite bathrooms featuring REN toiletries. The rooms feature furnishings and fabrics in keeping with the style of this beautiful Victorian villa, while providing modern amenities such as flat-screen TVs, complementary Wi-Fi and hospitality trays. Brindleys' delicious, freshly cooked breakfast is served in the sunny breakfast room, using fresh local produce whenever possible. Ideally located for exploring this beautiful city, Brindleys Boutique Bed and Breakfast is less than a kilometre away from most of Bath's most important sites and attractions, including the Abbey, the Grand Parade, the Roman Baths and the Circus. A wide variety of shops and restaurants are also within easy reach, as are railway and bus stations.

Enter an atmosphere of period charm in Dorian House, built of Bath stone circa 1880. The building has been restored with all its original features, and is a fine example of Victorian architecture at its most elegant. Spacious bedrooms have a restful ambience and views over the Royal Crescent or well-tended gardens. There is a warm, informal atmosphere where you will feel happy to be yourself. Browse through their menus of Bath's restaurants with an aperitif, take time out in the garden, or simply enjoy your room. The cosy lounge with its open fireplace has an intimate, relaxed atmosphere with large comfortable sofas and menus collected from all the excellent restaurants in Bath so guests may plan their lunch or evening meal. A delicious breakfast includes freshly baked croissants, fresh fruit, juices or a scrumptious full English breakfast. The hotel is 10 minutes walk from the centre of Bath and is perfect for those wishing to explore the many attractions, including the Thermae Bath Spa, Roman Baths, the Abbey and Royal Crescent. There are many beautiful gardens nearby and some of the prettiest villages in the country. Owners, Kathryn and Tim Hugh have created a beautiful home with a musical influence and as Tim is the Principal Cellist with the London Symphony Orchestra, his solo recordings appear in the breakfast music library.

Located in the quiet residential area of Oldfield Park, Grays Bath is a new created boutique bed and breakfast, conveniently placed for tranquil, relaxing visits to Bath. Set in a lovingly restored and modernised Victorian villa, this family owned and run property offers exceptional accommodation and five star service in a friendly, welcoming atmosphere. Offering great views of historic Bath from many of its rooms, Grays Bath is an easy fifteen minute walk to Bath city centre, the Roman Baths and the Abbey, while The Circus and Royal Crescent are also within easy reach. Grays Bath boasts on-site complimentary parking, so guests can park their cars and enjoy Bath on foot - the best way. Breakfast at Grays Bath is served in the light-filled, welcoming dining area, and consists of a varied menu of continental, full English or any combination in between, freshly cooked to order using the finest locally sourced produce. Grays Bath friendly owners are on hand throughout the day to offer personal service, advice and tips on everything that is best in Bath.

In the Somerset countryside lies 20 acres of perfectly manicured lawns and gardens and a stunning Georgian mansion which is now home to Homewood Hotel & Spa. The estate is adorned with luxurious yet eclectic style and eccentric displays of art. Among the captivating grounds is a heated outdoor swimming pool and a delicious restaurant serving creative dishes fusing English and Mediterranean cuisine in which guests can experience in the dining room or domes. As the name states, the hotel also boasts its own spa, complete with a plunge pool, sauna, hot tub, and many treatments. Elegance and creativity are portrayed throughout each of the rooms and suites. From jacuzzi suites to divine rooms, each has their own unique character all while displaying contemporary artwork and offering only the highest quality amenities. Homewood Hotel & Spa is a shirt distance away from Bath and Somerset, making it a prime home base to explore the area. Relaxing in the Roman Baths, touring Prior Park, dipping in the Cleveland pools, or exploring the many museums are just some of the endless activities which cannot be missed.

Standing in the heart of the picturesque village of Cheddar, the Bath Arms Hotel is located in a unique heritage building. After an extensive restoration, the hotel was reopened by its present owners in 2014, and now offers cosy boutique-style accommodation and great food in a warm, friendly atmosphere. Ideally placed for exploring this beautiful corner of Somerset, and the towns of Axbridge, Glastonbury and the historic Cathedral city of Wells, The Bath Arms Hotel is also within easy walking distance of the Cheddar Gorge and the caves. With just six spacious, individually decorated rooms, relaxing, tranquil stays are a given at the The Bath Arms Hotel, and guests can be assured of the comforts and luxury of the highest quality accommodation with top-class service and attention to detail. The Bath Arms also takes pride in its innovative cuisine, and offers delicious menus and à la carte dining throughout the day. Guests can expect a range of regional specialities along with international favourites, always based on the finest locally source, fresh seasonal produce. An eclectic wine list also accompanies the fine range of ales and beers on offer.

Nestled within the golden city of Bath is the stunning manor and estate of The Bath Priory. With four acres of award-winning gardens and an elegant Georgian home, The Bath Priory makes for a peaceful haven among the bustling city. Luxury and relaxation await those coming to The Bath Priory at their onsite garden spa where guests can indulge in treatments, sauna, steam bath, or swim in the indoor pool. The hotel features an outdoor swimming pool in the summer and yoga classes in the garden. Other unique spaces in the home are the shared lounges filled with history and character, the beautiful Rosette restaurant, the pantry and terrace serving breakfast, and afternoon tea in the lounge or outdoors. The flowers of the gardens of The Bath Priory are the inspiration for the names of the rooms and suites at The Bath Priory. Just as the individual flowers have unique characteristics, the rooms are designed differently. Some feature a lovely Juliet balcony while others have four-poster beds. The city of Bath offers so much to do considering it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Filled with Roman history, there are multiple sites to visit and explore such as the Roman baths, Theatre Royal and The Circus. Horse riding and golf are also nearby, but exploring the city may just be enough.

Enjoying an excellent location in the heart of historic bath, The Queensberry Hotel is set in four interconnected Georgian town houses standing on a quiet residential street, just a two-minute walk from the spectacular Royal Circus. This small, family owned and run hotel offers an award-winning combination of luxury rooms, a modern, contemporary feel, top class food and a friendly, informal atmosphere. Ideally placed for relaxing visits to this historic city, the hotel is just a five minute walk from the Royal Crescent, and within easy reach of many more of Bath's most important landmarks, including the Roman Baths, the Abbey, and Bath Thermae Spa. For a small charge, guests can enjoy a unique valet parking service, forget their cars, and enjoy the delights of Bath on foot. The proud holder of 3 AA Rosettes, The Queensberry Hotel's minimalist basement restaurant, the Olive Tree, offers unique dining experiences, featuring a fabulous selection of daily, à la carte and tasting menus, all based on the finest, locally sourced, seasonal produce. The atmosphere is sophisticated and relaxed. Guests can also enjoy a fantastic selection of drinks and snacks in the cosy Old Q Bar, comfortably furnished in a light-hearted, informal fashion.

Enjoying a privileged, peaceful setting, The Roseate Villa Bath previously known as Villa Magdala is located on a quiet, tree-lined residential street in the heart of historic Bath. Set in a splendid heritage mansion, originally built in 1865, this charming property has recently been thoroughly renovated and restored, and now offers luxurious bed and breakfast accommodation in a highly central situation. Perfect for city breaks, business stays and romantic getaways the Roseate Villa Bath is ideally placed for discovering this magnificent city, and is an easy five-minute walk from the Roman Baths, Bath Abbey, the Pump Rooms and the Thermae Bath Spa, while the main shopping areas, theatres and art galleries are also within easy reach. The Villa has delightful gardens to the front and rear of the proeprty, where guests can enjoy tea, cakes and drinks on sunny days. The Roseate Villa Bath has just 20 individually styled and furnished bedrooms, featuring bespoke Hypnos beds, feather-light goose down duvets and Egyptian cotton bed linen. Sparkling bathrooms include luxury toiletries and enormous fluffy bath sheets. Breakfast is served every morning in the elegant dining area, and consists of a wide choice of top quality, locally sourced breakfast items cooked to order alongside a selection of cereals, pastries, fruit, juices and much, much more. A range of special deals are available on request.

Enjoying a privileged location in the very heart of Bath's Royal Crescent, The Royal Crescent is set in two historic houses in the centre of the crescent. Originally built in 1774, this fabulous property offers luxury accommodation, fine cuisine and bespoke services in a matchless heritage setting. As part of one of the most important landmarks in this beautiful city, The Royal Crescent is perfectly placed for relaxing visits to historic Bath. The Royal Circus is just around the corner, and the best way to see the city is for guests to leave their cars in the complimentary car park and explore the city on foot. Many more of Bath's most important attractions, including the Roman Baths, and the Abbey, are just a short walk from the hotel. Focusing on the natural elements of Earth, Air, Fire and Water, The Spa at The Royal Crescent embraces both ancient and modern-day spa culture. The Spa offers a fabulous range of facilities, including a 12-metre heated relaxation pool, hot and tepid tubs, a sauna, a steam room, hammam, a gymnasium with the latest Technogym equipment and eight treatment rooms offering luxury treatments by Espa and CND Nails. To round off any day, The Royal Crescent offers a number of fine dining options, including the the award-winning Dower House Restaurant, the proud holder of 3 AA Rosettes. Open to both hotel guests and non-residents, the restaurant offers exquisite cuisine based on the finest fresh, seasonal produce, within elegant Georgian surroundings.

Located in the heart of the charming Somerset village of Wedmore, The Swan is set in a historic village pub, originally opened as a beer house in the early 1700s. After a number of ownerships, the property has been lovingly restored by its present owners, and now offers cosy accommodation and great food in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. A delightful spot for visiting this beautiful corner of Somerset - the Cheddar Gorge and the Mendip Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty are just over five miles away - The Swan has just seven individually decorated rooms, located on two floors of the hotel. Hearty food is served throughout the day, in the dedicated restaurant, the pub, the garden terrace or at the front of the building. Food is delicious and seasonal, based on the finest produce that Somerset's farms have to offer, accompanied by a select wine list from around the world, and of course an excellent range of beers and ales from some of the finest small breweries in the country.