b&b downside - somerset

Just over 12 miles from historic Bath, The Kings Arms is a traditional West Country inn just outside the Somerset town of Midsomer Norton. With a cosy bar and restaurant, this pet-friendly inn provides free parking and Wi-Fi.

Charming and rustic, The Post House is a Grade II Listed building with an elegant, stylish interior, perfectly situated just 5 miles from Wells. The beautifully renovated building was once the village post office and bakery.

Situated in the historic market town of Shepton Mallet in Somerset, Maplestone is family-run bed & breakfast set within a Grade 2 listed building. Originally 17th century weavers’ cottages, it is in a secluded location and features free parking.

Ideally situated for exploring Somerset, The Old Masonic Lodge is in the heart of Shepton Mallet. With free Wi-Fi throughout, this Grade II listed building is just 18 miles from Bath and 20 minutes’ drive from Glastonbury.

Crossways is nestled in the heart of Somerset, at the foot of the Mendip Hills, 4 miles from the city of Wells.

The Oakhill Inn is a traditional country pub with five elegant rooms based on the outskirts of Bath, just 15 miles from the historical city and Cheddar Gorge and an hour's drive from Stonehenge.

Enniskerry-The Loves Cottage is a holiday home located in Shepton Mallet, 28 km from Bath. The property is 34 km from Bristol and boasts views of the garden. Free WiFi is offered throughout the property.

Set in a 15th century building in Croscombe, between Shepton Mallet and Wells, B&B The Cross at Croscombe offers bed and breakfast accommodation and a beautiful courtyard garden.

Noad Coach-House is a holiday home situated in Rode, 12 km from Bath. It provides free private parking. The kitchen is fitted with an oven. A TV is offered. There is a private bathroom with a bath or shower.

The Coach House offers accommodation in Midsomer Norton, 17 km from Bath. The unit is 23 km from Bristol. The kitchen comes with a dishwasher, an oven and a toaster and there is a private bathroom.

Set in Midsomer Norton in the Somerset Region, this holiday home is 16 km from Bath. The unit is 22 km from Bristol. There is a dining area and a kitchen as well as a private bathroom. Towels and bed linen are offered in this cottage.

Around 10 miles from Glastonbury, Whitecroft Farm provides high-quality accommodation with beautiful views of the Somerset countryside. It offers a full English breakfast, free parking and free Wi-Fi.

Located 26 km from Bath, Apartment Dulcott House offers accommodation in Shepton Mallet. The property features views of the garden is 30 km from Bristol. Free WiFi is provided throughout the property and free private parking is available on site.

Weavers Corner is a holiday home with a garden, set in Evercreech. The unit is 28 km from Bath. The unit equipped with a kitchen with a dishwasher and oven. Towels and bed linen are featured in this cottage. There is a private bathroom with a bath.

Spindlewood Lodges offers accommodation in North Wootton. Bath is 30 km from the property. All units feature a dining area and a seating area with a TV. All units include a kitchen fitted with an oven and toaster.

With views of the Mendip Hills, this charming Inn is situated between Shepton Mallet and Castle Cary. It has local cask ales and traditional flagstone flooring in the bar, and offers free WiFi and free parking on site.

Set in Midsomer Norton, this holiday home is 16 km from Bath. The property is 22 km from Bristol and free private parking is offered. There is a dining area and a kitchen complete with an oven, a toaster and refrigerator.

Situated in Somerset, southwest of Bath, Ston Easton Park is surrounded by 36 acres of parkland, complete with the River Norr running through the grounds. The Palladian mansion offers a fine-dining restaurant.

Offering a terrace, The White House B&B is set in Wells, 2.3 km from Wells Cathedral. Wookey Hole Caves is 3.9 km away. Free WiFi is provided throughout the property. The accommodation features a seating area. Some units have a balcony and/or patio.

This 17th century Grade II listed building, takes its name from the village in which it is situated, and is packed with original features and interesting nooks and crannies.