A quintessential English inn, this popular accommodation option in the heart of Glastonbury has both an on-site restaurant and bar enjoyed by both guests and locals alike. All guest rooms are brightly decorated and furnished and come with free Wi-Fi, a flat-screen TV and tea/coffee-making facilities. Glastonbury Abbey is just a 2-minute walk away and a number of shops are also nearby. The surrounding countryside offers a wide number of walking and camping opportunities.

Dating all the way back to the 15h century, this is said to be the oldest purpose-built pub anywhere in the region. Happily for those seeking accommodation in Glastonbury, it is also home to charming guest rooms – some with four-poster beds – as well as an on-site restaurant and the popular Pilgrim’s bar, where you can enjoy an aperitif or traditional real ale. Many people even choose to get married here thanks to the hotel holding a license for civil ceremonies and space for 90 wedding guests, and there’s also corporate and conference facilities. All of Glastonbury’s main attractions are easily reachable either by foot or car.

With beautiful countryside all around, Meare Manor is – no pun intended – manna from heaven for lovers of the great outdoors. Perfect for those happy to push the boat out a little without breaking the bank, it is equipped with an array of excellent amenities including a delightful breakfast room serving full English breakfasts each morning, a separate bar and peaceful gardens where guests can enjoy a relaxing stroll or perhaps a pre-dinner cocktail. As for the guest rooms, they come with an en-suite bathroom and tea/coffee making facilities, while superior rooms are also available featuring four-poster beds and complimentary port and sherry. Glastonbury Abbey is just 4 miles away and the coast of Burnham-on-Sea can be reached in less than half-an-hour by road.