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"Super hotel, helpful staff great location "

"Check in was straightforward and chap was friendly . Very spacious room. But no plugs by the bed which meant my phone and medical equipment was on the desk"

"A lovely hotel, very friendly, helpful staff and a really comfortable room."

"Really good lovely rooms very friendly staff thank you for a great stay"

"Great location for seeing Glastonbury "

"Easy check in, friendly helpful staff, comfy beds, large clean tidy rooms and a excellent breakfast in the morning."

"Excellent room. "

"Great stay staff great and helpful will stay again "

"Me and doggo booked 3 nights here in mid May, due to the nature of having a dog it’s fair to say that you get used to life without fancy rooms and expensive furnishings and smart bathrooms….the Sidcot Arms was everything that we weren’t expecting. It was fancy and posh and modern and light and airy and new (literally only just renovated). The bed was comfy the shower was amazing, it had air con and the hotel even sorted out a doggy treat box for my partner in crime. Maybe a silly thing to point out but hotels that allow dogs don’t normally have an area where they can be exercised, the Sidcot Arms does. Whether it’s intended to or not the huge patch of grass separating the car park from the road served as the perfect place to let the dog off for his morning and evening walks……you know those times when you’ve done your main walks and you don’t want to go far. In terms of the hotel and staff and welcome that we had I cannot fault this place however I do have one criticism but it’s not something the hotel can do anything about. Due to this being a hotel suitable for an airport stay, on the morning we were checking out there were some other guests also checking out so at 3.45am the shuffling and rumbling began. These particular guests thought it was a good idea to knock on their traveling party’s doors and have a conversation at normal speaking volume, upon check out they also very kindly opted to open the door wide and allow it to crash back onto their suitcases. "