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We think you'll love
- Being so near Bath but in a quiet village away from the bustle
- Learning about the history of the building – Samuel Pepys, Judge Jeffries, retreating armies et alia
- Walking in the Mendip Hills AONB or in the Chew Valley
You should know
- Dogs are welcome, £20 per dog but only in some bedrooms and not in the public rooms
- It's a quirky building with some low ceilings and tight stairs, not ideal for the less than mobile
- There is limited parking but you can park in the sister pub opposite
It feels as though you are back in the 14th-century and surrounded by amazing and interesting history. The place inspires a lot of curiosity and feels really welcoming and cosy. The food is lovely and the staff are friendly.
Alessia
Sawday's Inspector
We were overall disappointed with our stay. Stunning building and fascinating history. Our room was a little disappointing - the room had a lot of potential with lovely old oak floor and interesting furniture but poor lighting and not very comfortable. Bathroom was OK but nothing special. Usually staff at Sawdays recommended places are exceptionally helpful but we didn't have a great experience. Breakfast menu sounded great but failed to deliver on quality. No fruit options either. Didn't have a good feel to the place - wouldn't go back and wouldn't recommend! Overpriced and underdelivered!