Devonshire Arms - You will find a warm and personal welcome to the lush Somerset countryside at the Devonshire Arms, a grade II listed former hunting lodge, set on an idyllic village green. Step inside and you will find an unexpectedly contemporary style. All bedrooms are individually designed with the finishing touches you would expect from a private hostel. Relax by the fire with a local ale or cider before dining from our locally sourced restaurant or bar menu. The perfect way to unwind in the evening. There is a private dining room for different functions, and you can also drink and dine al fresco in our courtyard, large walled garden or overlooking the green at the front.

Bailbrook House, Bath - This beautifully preserved Georgian mansion is set in 24 acres of gardens and parkland, only 10 minutes drive from the M4 motorway and only 5 minutes from Bath city centre. Bailbrook House is a stunning Grade II listed Georgian mansion, with 78 beautifully decorated en suite rooms in an adjacent building. Free wireless internet access is available throughout the hotel. Just 10 minutes drive from junction 18 of the M4, the hotel has a convenient location from which to explore all of the local attractions, which include Stonehenge, Salisbury, Wells and the Cotswolds. Free on-site parking is available. The hotel overlooks the Avon Valley and the on-site leisure facilities include a gym, a sauna, a jacuzzi, tennis courts and mountain bikes for hire. A buffet breakfast is served in the restaurant, so that you can eat as little or as much as you require.

The Wheelwrights Arms - This inn nestles in the peaceful village of Monkton Combe, surrounded by picturesque hills and valleys. Recently refurbished accommodation houses 7 luxury bedrooms with bathrooms or showers. There are 5 doubles, one twin and one single room. The pub offers an informal area to relax with a drink or dine. Menus are changed regularly and include bar snacks, light lunches and a la carte selections. Local ingredients are used where possible. You can relax with a drink by the open fire or in the garden. Our 2 buildings were originally constructed by William Harold, a carpenter, who built a house and workshop around 1750. In 1871, William Harold III converted the house into a public house and in 1981, the workshops were converted into bed and breakfast accommodation. A full history is available when you come and visit. Experience this beautiful part of the country from The Wheelwrights Arms.

The Langbury - With magnificent views of the sea and the hills of glorious Exmoor, this small, family-run bed and breakfast is set in its own well-tended gardens with an outdoor pool (unheated). In the small coastal village of Blue Anchor, the Langbury was originally an Edwardian gentleman's residence. Today, it is a friendly guest house, renowned for its particular blend of comfort and personal service. The individually decorated en suite rooms enjoy stunning views of the sea and the hills of Exmoor and the Quantocks. All rooms have tea/coffee, TVs and DVD players. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout. There is a well-stocked bar, a beautiful breakfast room and a lounge with comfortable sofas and a log burner. The full English breakfast features locally sourced produce, cooked on the traditional Aga stove. The Langbury is 100 metres from the beach and Blue Anchor Railway Station, where you can board a steam train on the longest preserved railway in the country.

The House at Woolverton - Between the Roman city of Bath and Longleat Safari Park, this quirky privately owned house sits within stunning grounds in the beautiful Somerset countryside. With unique and interesting decor, The House at Woolverton features wood furniture from the Far East that matches the style of the building. The 15 double bedrooms are equally quirky, so expect pegs instead of wardrobes. Head chef Paul Kinsey serves up modern British cuisine, along with some old classics, in the conservatory bistro. From The House you can explore Cheddar Gorge, Wookey Hole, Stonehenge, Wells or Glastonbury. A bus stops outside the house and goes to Bath and Frome.

The Haymaker Inn - The restaurant, bar and en suite accommodation at The Haymaker Inn are in a tranquil area of outstanding beauty, 2.5 miles (4 km) off the A303 /A30 Ilminster-to-Honiton road. The Haymaker has recently undergone an extensive refurbishment programme, and now offers refreshed and upgraded areas. Wholesome British food is prepared on the premises. There is a skittle alley/function room, a beer garden, 2 car parks and a warm, friendly welcome. Nearby attractions include Cricket St Thomas, the Fleet Air Arm Museum and Forde Abbey Gardens. Lyme Regis is about 15 minutes away.

The White Horse Inn - A Traditional 17th century village freehouse with a beautiful riverside location, set on the very edge of the Exmoor National Park, tucked in between Cleeve Abbey and Torre Cider Farm, our idyllic location is the perfect base from which to explore some of Exmoor's most renowned beauty spots. Our comfortable bedrooms have all been recently modernised to include en-suite bathrooms, tea and coffee making facilities, and colour tv. We offer an extensive menu of top quality pub food everyday.

Arundel House - This privately owned Regency-period building is in Cheddar. There is friendly, helpful service and a licensed bar lounge where a fire burns during cold weather. Previously The Market Cross Hotel, Arundel House offers fresh 3-course evening meals (when requested 24 hours in advance). For those with allergies, please note that Arundel House has dog (Sweep) and a cat (Tanta). For those with no allergies, both are very friendly and happy to meet guests! Whilst at Arundel House you can easily visit the Cheddar Caves, Cheddar Gorge and the Mendip Hills.

Pixtons Green - Pixtons Green is a Tudor-style house set in countryside just a 15-minute drive from Bath. The house is set in 11 acres of grounds and all its rooms are en suite. Rooms features Egyptian cotton bedding and flat-screen TVs

Queen Charlottes Orangery - The Orangery was the 1817 home of Queen Charlotte. It has a rich history, with wonderful rooms around an Italianate courtyard garden - all the luxury of a 5-star hotel, but with a personal touch. Although quite small, The Orangery is one of the finest guest houses in Bath. It is on Sydney Place, which is the street where the novelist Jane Austen once lived. An 8-minute flat walk from the Roman Baths, shops and restaurants, Queen Charlotte's Orangery is centrally located away from the noise. Queen Charlotte was the wife of King George III. Breakfast at The Orangery is served in either the rotunda atrium or the garden. Private functions for up to 25 guests can be accommodated.