| amenities include a lounge bar and a british restaurant, plus free off-street parking and 6 meeting rooms. check-in time: 2:00 pmcheck-out time: 11:00 am. all have en suite bathrooms, plus flat-screen tvs, free wi-fi, and tea and coffeemaking equipment, while some suites add lavish 4-poster beds and minifridges. housed in a restored 18th-century coaching inn opposite north petherton church, this simple hotel is 3 miles from the market town of bridgwater. airy rooms are decorated in a refined, traditional manner
Bristol Airport 43 min
Somerset Brick and Tile Museum (10 min) Barrington Court (32 min)
Restored, unfurnished Tudor mansion set in colourful gardens, with a walled orchard and restaurant. Quantock Hills (30 min)
Nature preserve with old ruins & hiking trails through woodlands, meadows & rocky coastline. Sheppy's Cider Farm Shop (24 min)
370-acre site with orchards, a museum of rural life, a tearoom, a farm shop and a Longhorn herd. Blake Museum (8 min)
Exhibits on Bridgwater history, archeology & naval commander Robert Blake in a 16th-century home. National Trust - Coleridge Cottage (22 min) The Walled Gardens of Cannington & Tea Room (16 min) Hestercombe House & Gardens (16 min)
Temples, lakes and formal beds, joint work of design greats Gertrude Jekyll and Sir Edward Lutyens. Museum of Somerset (18 min)
Exhibits, film and audio explore the county's history (includes the Frome Hoard of Roman coins). National Trust - Fyne Court (17 min)
An arboretum & wild gardens in the grounds of a grand house, most of it destroyed by fire in 1894. Hestercombe House (17 min)
Stately country home with a Georgian facade, featuring an art gallery, restaurant & bookshop. Vivary Park (16 min)
Quaint park on the site of a medieval fish farm with a ropes course, playground, mini-golf & more. Burrow Mump (14 min)
Ruins and history Coates English Willow Visitor Centre (16 min) | 
