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9.4/10 Exceptional! (53 reviews)
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The Wenns Chop & Ale House
10/10 Excellent
"Beautiful old building and location right opposite the minster. We stayed in the Wenn Suite which was large and comfortable and great value for money. Our only disappointment was that the restaurant wasn't serving food after 6pm on the Sunday we arrived, as it all looked delicious! Hoping to return another time :)"
The Globe Inn Wells
10/10 Excellent
"Lovely 3 night stay. Rooms were comfortable and nicely decorated. We booked two rooms and were assigned one in the courtyard and one in the main building. Bathroom in the courtyard room was significant bigger but otherwise rooms were comparable. Great location. Definitely recommend booking with breakfast included. The breakfast was delicious and included a cooked breakfast item from the menu as well as the buffet style yogurt, pastries, toast, fruit etc. The homemade compote was absolutely delicious!"
The Crown Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"Highly recommended this hotel the room was clean and comfortable, but I would say if you have issues with stairs request a lower floor. The staff are lovely and cannot do enough for you. We had dinner at the hotel, great food and plentiful, the same with breakfast. The bar was good as well, old and had character. Great stay. Will definitely stay again."
The Lifeboat
8/10 Good
"The Hotel and our Stay were very good, the only problem for us was the Room was very hot and we couldn’t open the windows very wide, there was an air conditioning unit in the room but we couldn’t leave it on all night as it was too noisy and we couldn’t put the vent out of the window because as I said the windows wouldn’t open enough so we found it difficult to sleep!!"
The Ostrich
10/10 Excellent
"This is a wonderful example of historic English buildings that have been updated for modern stays without losing their architectural quirks and historical oddities. Not ideal for people with limited mobility, but we enjoyed ducking under low lintels and walking over uneven floors, some of which have been around for several centuries. Our room was clean and well-provided, and though there was a leak in the clean-water part of our toilet the owner told us that the required part was on order and it was never a huge issue. We stayed two nights. The first morning there were a couple of young lads manning the breakfast kitchen, and they were efficient if a little absent. Sitting at the mouth of the giant fireplace in the back room was lovely, and definitely inspired us to come back that evening for the sticky toffee pudding written up on the menu board above the mantlepiece. We didn't eat supper there, we had plans with local family, but the pudding was excellent. Sounds of the Bingo game floated up to us as we went to bed - but this was our first day from Central Time (US) and we went early. The second morning the owner was on breakfast duty. It was a Wednesday and not particularly busy, so he came over and chatted with us and even played with our four-month-old so that Mama could eat without holding him. The full English was really good both days, too. Go Travelodge for a pad to land on; come to the Ostrich for a leisurely taste of English heritage."