GLASTONBURY bed and breakfasts offer a wide variety of choice to suit most guests. B&Bs in GLASTONBURY can be booked online for free through this guide using the “Booking Enquiry” button on each registered GLASTONBURY bed and breakfast display.

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If you like comfort - Hillclose is the place for you. We respect your privacy and pride ourselves on the number of visitors who return to us year after year. All rooms have TV, DVD, Wireless internet access and Tea and coffee facilities. Internet Access point also in hotel for customers usage. Prices include Full English Breakfast or Vegetarian Option. 4 Minutes walk from the Glastonbury Abbey, Tribunal, Shops and Restaurants. We look forward to welcoming you!

Deep in the heart of beautiful Somerset is the historical and mystical town of Glastonbury, where this impressive, family-run inn nestles in the shadow of the Abbey Ruins and is overlooked by the magical Glastonbury Tor. The inn is centrally located in a bustling part of the town and has a bar which is open to the public.

We offer warm, clean, comfortable rooms for the weary traveller. An entertaining HOTSPOT with a wonderful atmosphere. We can cater for:

Special weekends

Tours

Long term accommodation

The Market House Inn also has and award winning garden, function rooms, car park, restaurant, pool table, skittle alley, live music, a Sunday carvery and a very warm welcome.

FREE Wi-Fi internet access is now available in most rooms.

On the Southern Slopes of Glastonbury Tor overlooking the Vale of Avalon, Tordown is a haven of tranquillity in Glastonbury. Providing bed and breakfast in Glastonbury, with delicious vegetarian breakfasts in a non-smoking environment, and with a complete healing centre within, discover the hidden Glastonbury at Tordown.

Please do not book within 48 Hours of your arrival.

Belle-Vue is a cosy 1920's B&B situated in the cultured town of Glastonbury in Somerset. Belle Vue boasts a 3 Star Guest Accommodation Rating form the tourist board. The Guest house enjoys a central location, just a few minutes walk from the toen centre. Also close to the Tor and Chalice Well Gardens. Ideally situated for attending local events such as Glastonbury Carnival, Glastonbury Extravaganza and the Glastonbury Festival. The town also hosts a number of spiritual and healing events.All rooms are comfortable and modern and equipped with all the facilities needed for an enjoyable stay. A full English breakfast is served each morning.PLEASE NOTE: Check In is from 14:00 to 21:00. Late Check Ins by Arrangement. Check Out is by 10:00. We are a no smoking accommodation. Regrettably we cannot accept pets.

You will receive a warm and friendly welcome at Chindit House. We are especially suitable for those seeking spacious guest house accommodation with style and tranquility. The rooms are large and elegantly furnished; each with new luxury beds; modern ensuite bathrooms; flat panel TVs and internet access.

The entrance hall leads to the Twin Suite; the large guest sitting room and upstairs to the two double bedrooms.

Guests are welcome to enjoy a game of croquet or a quiet spell on the sun bed in the secluded grounds at Chindit House. The old established garden is a haven for wildlife with mature trees; spacious lawns and hedges.

Please Note: We are a Non-smoking accommodation. No pets are permitted on the premises (Only working pets are allowed). Off street parking facilities available. No children under the age of 7yrs. Check-in time: 16:00 check-out time: 10:00

Four star rated Meare Manor, located in the heart of the Somerset countryside, was originally the summer residence for the abbots of Glastonbury Abbey. It offers a warm welcome into peaceful and comfortable surroundings.

The manor is located three miles from Glastonbury and Street and is within easy reach of the M5. It offers easy access to the historic town of Glastonbury, the cathedral city of Wells, Cheddar Gorge, Wookey Hole Caves, Clarkes Village at Street and the beautiful coasts of West Somerset and North Devon.

All rooms are ensuite and well equipped. Complementary port and sherry is offered on arrival. We have an excellent restaurant on location, which we recommend making reservations.

The hotel has a pretty garden for guests plus ample parking and secure storage for bicycles.

Classed as grade II* by the Department of the Environment, various features are singled out as being of special interest – the original Mendip lead drainpipes at the front carry the crest of the original owners and the year of completion, 1732. The walls and pillars with urns topping them which formed the entrance of the old gardens are also singled out for specific mention and the massive Copper Beech, in our car park opposite and is reputedly the biggest in the South West, has its own protection order. Stone for the construction of the 4ft thick rubble walls was taken from an outcrop in what is now the garden or, to put it differently, the house was probably built where the stone was to reduce haulage by slow and primitive methods. A small spring rises under the cellar of Bowlish House and links up with an underground stream routed diagonally across the cellar floor just under the old flagstones. Thus the temperature of the large cellars is more constant than otherwise and varies by no more than 2 or 3 degrees either side of the ideal 50 ΊF. Originally built by a prosperous clothier, one of several who built large houses along the valley of the river Sheppey. Ownership passed to the Anglo Bavarian Brewery of Shepton Mallet about the mid 1800’s at which time the new Wells Road, passing through part of Bowlish House property, took off part of the ‘factory’ rooms. For eighty years, successive brewery managers (a more senior position than current usage of the word would indicate) lived at Bowlish House. After the closure of the brewery in 1920 the house was bought by the Somerset Brick and Tile Company and the Youngman family occupied Bowlish House until the death of Harold Youngman in 1954. At this time the house passed to private ownership and began its latest phase as first, a hotel and subsequently a restaurant. Both the interior and exterior of Bowlish House were repaired by Stephen Clark (of Clarks Shoes) who, in 1964, bought the property and spent a very considerable sum of money in major restoration work. We are going through a restoration program on the interior of the building, creating a natural blend of Georgian architecture and colour schemes with contemporary art providing truly stylish yet charming surroundings where everyone is made welcome. As part of our four year restoration project here at Bowlish House, we hope that you enjoy your visit and welcome any comments on the changes already made and planned.

Welcome to AppleTree House Bed and Breakfast. We have tried to make our B&B the one we would want to stay in. So it is warm, comfortable and friendly with lots of little touches that make all the difference. There are flowers, biscuits and chocolates in the rooms, luxurious beds, big towels and hand-made quilts. We have videos to play on the TV/VCR in your bedroom and books, maps and guidebooks to borrow, the magical garden to wander in and a great choice of food for breakfast in our beautiful new sparkling conservatory overlooking the garden. Our house has full parking facilities and backs onto the Abbey grounds, with a beautiful view of the Tor. You can even see the Somerset Levels from some of the rooms! All round views! We also have wireless Internet access for your laptop available in all rooms, should you wish to keep up with the emails! Breakfast is eaten in our Morning Room which leads off from the kitchen. It has french windows overlooking the garden and the Abbey wall. Watch the squirrels and the abundance of birds and wildlife as you eat and admire the beautiful tree for which the house is named. Come and stay and relax in comfort at AppleTree House in the magical Isle of Avalon. Weave yourself a space in your life for amazing things to happen.

We welcome you to the Wessex, a modern hotel that nestles in the heart of historic and beautiful Somerset, in the Ancient Kingdom of Wessex. We boast two AA star accreditation. We offer a warm welcome to a wide range of guests: from business people, tourists, shoppers at nearby Clark’s Village, sightseers, parents of Millfield children, walkers, cyclists, garden enthusiasts, visitors to the nearby Bath and West Showground to Carnival-goers … and many others. The Wessex Hotel is the ideal venue for the conference Delegate in the West Country, located near the centre of Somerset in the Mendip Area, having a choice of three different-sized conference rooms as well as a large car park. Guests and non-residents alike may enjoy our friendly hospitality in our restaurants and bars, or attend functions, anniversaries and wedding receptions in one of our two Function Rooms. In any case, we look forward to hosting your visit to the Wessex Hotel.

**Special Offer**

Book two nights for the Glastonbury Carnival (16th and 17th November) for £150 or less. Enjoy a two night stay with us and a 3 course evening meal, that you can eat while watching the procession through the dining room windows.

No.1 Park Terrace is a family run bed and breakfast, occupying a spacious Victorian house in the ancient market town of Glastonbury. The property is situated close to the town centre with a mixture of shops lining its streets, plus it is within easy walking distance of Glastonbury Abbey ruins.

Owners, Ramon and Joanna have recently opened their licensed dining room to serve evening meals. Ramon takes great pride in his freshly prepared evening meals which combines local produce wherever possible with his unique Spanish style. The menu is varied and changes daily.

No 1 Park Terrace is all well placed for visiting the Glastonbury Tor, Glastonbury Abbey, Chalice Well and the Wells Cathedral. It is also an ideal base for exploring the beautifully varied Somerset countryside on foot, by bicycle, public transport or with a leisurely drive. Cheddar Caves & Gorge, Longleat House, plus a number of vineyards and gardens are also easily accessible.

E-mail and internet facilities can be provided by prior arrangement and wireless connection is available for personal laptop access to the internet.

Ample car parking space to the rear of the property.

We are also close to a bus-stop for local public transport connections.