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Tel code: 01373 | code search
Postcode: BA2 | code search
Population: 80
Council: Bath & North East Somerset
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Woolverton House Hotel
"Good Points: Very friendly made to feel as though house guests rather than hotel guests, very helpful and flexible (provided a meal Saturday evening even though we were late because ..." More
Woolverton House Hotel
"Good Points: Lovely grounds, great continental breakfast and the owners were very pleasant.
Bad Points: No tea/coffee facilities in your room so you had to go down to the bar area ..." More
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Woolverton is a tiny but picturesque hamlet situated 8 miles south of Bath on the A36 Warmisnter Road. It is ideally situated for Bath, Bradford-on-Avon, Frome, Melksham, Radstock, Trowbridge, Warminster and Westbury
and about five miles from Longleat
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Woolverton House Hotel
(0.09 miles)
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A unique, privately owned hotel set in three acres of grassy parkland situated just seven miles outside Bath. The house has been updated with a contemporary oriental theme in sympathy ... More
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The Cross Keys
(0.75 miles)
Situated on the old Fussel's Brewery Site in the heart of Rode, this old country Inn, circa 17th century, has many lovely features to enjoy, one of which is the working Queen Victoria Golden Jubilee ...
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The Granary Bed and Breakfast
(1.16 miles)
Welcome To The Granary, bed and breakfast near Bath, our 17th Century Barn Conversion home.
Take a Short Break in Bath and relax and unwind in our beautiful farmhouse B&B accommodation with oak beams and open ...
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Bath Lodge Hotel
(1.30 miles)
Situated just seven miles from Bath city centre, Bath Lodge provides the ideal location for visiting local attractions such as Longleat, Stonehenge and Wells without the problems of parking and access associated with staying in ... More
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Travelodge Beckington
(1.36 miles)
There are loads of reasons our customers choose to stay at Travelodge. Our great value clean and comfortable rooms with en-suite provide everything needed for a good night's sleep and are close to where people ... More
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George Inn
(1.46 miles)
Fourteen minutes from Bath and set in scenery of rolling green Somerset hills, this 700 year old inn has much to delight - it is a feast for the eyes and boasts every traditional comfort.
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Lullington House Bed & Breakfast
(1.48 miles)
Richard & Nicola welcome you to Lullington House. The house is a former Victorian rectory set in a rural quintessentially English village. The house stands in ten acres of paddocks, woodland and well maintained mature ... More
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Woolpack Inn
(1.58 miles)
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Rich in historic character and traditional charm, this stone-built coaching inn originally dates back to the 1500s and today offers comfortable en suite rooms and delicious food.
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The Plaine Guesthouse
(1.58 miles)
The Plaine is a great combination of charm, privacy & comfort. Relax and unwind in your individually decorated room and enjoy our renowned Somerset breakfast, served in our 16th Century beamed dining room. Indulge yourself ...
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Eastbrook Cottage
(2.27 miles)
Eastbrook cottage is a very pretty, traditional country cottage set in 2 acres and surrounded by lovely countryside. It is within 8 miles of beautiful Georgian Bath, 4 miles from Bradford-on-Avon and 2 miles from ...
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