| quaint rooms in country style feature wifi access and flat-screen tvs, plus tea and coffeemaking facilities, and homemade cookies. 9 miles from glastonbury. it's 2. 4 miles from the royal bath & west society showground, 3 miles from the a37 and 12. cooked breakfast is complimentary. there's also a beer garden with farm views. check-in time: 2:00 pmcheck-out time: 12:00 pm. all have en suite bathrooms. in a former railway hotel dating to 1862, this stone-built pub with rooms sits among scenic countryside. the rustic pub retains period features including stone walls, oak-beamed ceilings and log-burning fireplaces, and serves real ales alongside a menu of classic british and continental dishes
Bristol Airport 44 min
King Alfred's Tower (19 min) Nunney Castle (21 min)
Picturesque ruins of a small 14th-century castle, with 4 round corner towers & a moat. Bishop's Palace (22 min)
13th-century palace with a moat and bell-ringing swans, plus 14 acres of gardens with well pools. Longleat (34 min)
Drive-thru wild animal park, plus an Elizabethan house, theme park amusements and events. Glastonbury Tor (19 min)
Church ruins & sweeping area views are the highlights at this lush, terraced hilltop. Glastonbury Abbey (21 min)
Fabled remains of a wealthy monastery with links to King Arthur and Guinevere and a visitor centre. Chalice Well (19 min)
Sacred well more than 2,000 years old, in gardens and orchards hosting events and retreats. Fleet Air Arm Museum (21 min)
Huge military and civilian airplane collection, plus interactive aircraft carrier exhibit. Somerset Rural Life Museum (19 min)
Timbered museum outlining rural lives since the 19th-century with an abbey barn built around 1370. Haynes International Motor Museum (14 min)
UK's biggest exhibition of cars and motorbikes dating from 1900 to today, plus kids' play areas. Wookey Hole Caves (24 min)
Extensive network of limestone caves to explore with an on-site paper mill and family attractions. Longleat House (36 min)
Lavish manor from 1580, showcasing Elizabethan architecture & furnishings, plus manicured grounds. Wells Cathedral (19 min)
12th-century building with 300 sculptures on the West Front, a clock made in 1390 and regular tours. East Somerset Railway (14 min)
Summer timetable for steam train trips, with kids' events and a dining carriage serving cream teas. Stourhead (24 min)
Elegant mansion from the 1740s in its own 1,000-acre estate, filled with follies and water features. | 
