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We think you'll love
- The proper pub atmosphere – hops on beams, wood-burning stoves, candles on rustic dining tables – relaxed and informal
- Treating yourselves to one of the larger bedrooms upstairs with a roll-top bath and bags of character
- The setting. You can walk in the Mendip Hills, visit Bruton and Frome, take an easy drive to Bath
You should know
- Sorry, no dogs in the bedrooms
- The courtyard rooms open onto the car park so you may hear some comings and goings
Chickpea Pubs have done a fabulous job in breathing new life into this striking 17th-century village pub, close to Bruton, Glastonbury, and the Mendip Hills for breezy walks. Rooms are simple, cosy and stylish, the best are above the pub and two have roll-top tubs. Sup a pint of Otter by the fire in the traditional, hop-adorned bar and tuck into some delicious pub food or an excellent Nole pizza.
David
Sawday's Inspector
We had a brilliant stay at The Manor House Inn, and will definitely be visiting again. Everyone was warm and welcoming as soon as we arrived and they'd thought of everything you might need for your stay - including freshly baked cookies! The pub is traditional and cosy, with low beams, flagstone floors and open fires. There's a lovely menu of your classic pub grub dishes and more. I will absolutely be going back for some R&R - a luxurious, cosy stay, perfect for November!