Bellplot House Hotel - Dating back to 1729, with Georgian period features and decor, this 5-star Guest Accommodation (AA) has a Best Breakfast Award (AA) and has featured in Johansen's and the Sunday Times. The bright, spacious rooms at Bellplot House feature modern facilities such as free Wi-Fi access and en suite walk-in power showers. The excellent breakfasts use local ingredients. Later in the day you can enjoy a drink from the honesty bar, before discovering one of the many excellent restaurants in Chard. Betty and Dennis Jones offer a very warm welcome to Bellplot House, who will always try to provide guests with everything they need. Bellplot House has its own car park, 1 mile (1.6 km) from the A30 and A358 roads; 12 miles (19 km) from the M5 (junction 25). Chard is surrounded by Somerset countryside and is a good stopover point for those heading to Cornwall.

Beryl - A small Victorian Gothic mansion, one mile from Wells Cathedral. A warm and friendly welcome awaits every guest in this family-run home. Experience a stay for luxury bed and breakfast at 'Beryl' with Holly Nowell and her daughter Mary-Ellen in their unique, treasured, small Victorian Gothic mansion, built circa 1838, in its original parkland of 13 acres overlooking Wells Cathedral and countryside but only one mile from the City Centre. Chair lift to the first floor.

St Aubyns Guest House - In recognition of its high standards, St Aubyns has a prestigious 4 star award from the English Tourism Council. St Aubyns Guest House is run with loving care by resident owners Steve and Mark. It is a few minutes from the seafront, town centre, major shops, restaurants and pubs All rooms are tastefully decorated and have en suite bathrooms and LCD flat-screen TVs. The swimming pool is open from Easter until 31 October.

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.

Meare Manor - 3 miles (5 km) from Glastonbury and Street, in the heart of the Somerset Levels and Moors, Meare Manor is a 4-star guest house with free Wi-Fi, free parking and attractive en suite rooms. Meare Manor has a quiet, peaceful location, in pretty gardens in the heart of the Somerset countryside. The guest house is just off the B3151 and has easy access to Glastonbury by road. The house was originally a summer residence for the abbots of Glastonbury Abbey and was rebuilt in 1802. The manor is now a family-run guest house and your host, Sue Chapman, prides herself on offering a warm, friendly welcome in comfortable, relaxing surroundings. All of the rooms have digital TVs, tea/coffee and an en suite bathroom with a shower or bath, Free port and sherry are included in every room. Some of the rooms have four-poster beds. A full English breakfast is available each day. Evening meals may be available by prior notice.

Lewinsdale Lodge - Situated just a short walk from Weston -super-Mare seafront, Lewinsdale Lodge is a charming Victorian house, with good access to the M5 motorway and a short drive to Weston-super-Mare Rail Station. All of the comfortably furnished rooms have en suite facilities and a TV. There are some easily accessible ground floor rooms, with walk-in showers. An inclusive full English breakfast is provided. Evening meals are served in the dining room and there are 2 comfortable, traditional lounges, where guests may relax. There is also an attractive garden, with a seating area. Lewinsdale Lodge provide a complimentary transfer to and from the rail and coach stations. Free parking and free Wi-Fi internet access are available to guests.

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.

The Post House - Charming and rustic, The Post House is a Grade II Listed building with an elegant, stylish interior, perfectly situated just 5 miles (8 km) from Wells. The Post House boasts light and spacious, well furnished bedrooms, all with private bathrooms and a flat-screen Freeview TV. There is a breakfast room and a beautiful lounge, with an open fireplace. An excellent, inclusive full English breakfast is provided, made with locally sourced produce. Free parking and free Wi-Fi internet access are available to guests.

The Half Moon Inn - This 18th century village inn rests in a quiet location, one mile from the mainline railway station in Templecombe. Listed in Good Beer Guide, this 3-diamond rated offers comfortable accommodation including 3 rooms rated for the National Accessibility Scheme. The Half Moon Inn offer large gardens to relax in and ample off-road car parking for your convenience.

The New Inn - The New Inn is a 15th-century inn in picturesque Priddy, on top of the Mendips in Somerset. All rooms were completely refurbished in 2008. The New Inn is within easy distance of historic Wells, Glastonbury, the spa town of Bath, and Bristol Airport. Local activities include rambling, climbing, caving and horse riding. The pub is famous for its wholesome food, great local Real Ales and warm log fires. A wide range of activities are available, including local skittles matches in the winter months.