Chestnuts House - In the heart of the beautiful Georgian city of Bath, this fine Edwardian detached house offers an enclosed garden, free private parking, free Wi-Fi and 5 superior en suite rooms. Chestnuts House has a wonderful location from which to enjoy the historic city of Bath. The house is situated off the main roads and next to Henrietta Park, but it is just a short, level stroll from the city centre, with its many attractions, restaurants and excellent shopping centre. Private off-street parking is available for guests. The house boasts 5 excellent en suite guest rooms, some with king-size and wrought iron beds. All of the rooms are bright, comfortable and spacious. Each room has recently been refurbished and all have been tastefully decorated and beautifully furnished. The rooms have flat-screen TVs, CD and DVD players, radio/alarm clocks and tea/coffee making facilities. Free broadband Wi-Fi wireless internet access is available in all the rooms. Guests have use of the houses gardens and a cosy lounge, which has Sky TV. A generous cooked breakfast is included in the price. Warm, contemporary and attractive, Chestnut House is run by your hosts, Toni and Dawn, who pride themselves on offering superb hospitality in a romantic and relaxing atmosphere. With just 5 rooms, you can be sure of a friendly, personal service and a warm welcome. Chestnuts House has received the AA Breakfast, the AA Highly Recommended and the VisitBritain 4-star Silver awards.

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.

Tor Farm Guest House - This cosy and peaceful guest house is situated down a quiet country lane on the beautiful Somerset Level. There are plenty of nature walks straight from the door. The guest house is close to Cheddar Gorge and Caves, Wells, Glastonbury, Wookey Hole, Bath, Longleat and the coast of Weston Super Mare and Burnham on Sea. Free internet is offered, and free parking is available on site. All rooms have open views from every window. Some rooms have balconies or private terraces. All rooms offer a complimentary video library. All beds are made up with white crisp cotton linen, and one room offers whirlpool bath. Enjoy the heated outdoor swimming pool which is open from May to the end of September (weather permitting). The nearest restaurant is 7 minutes away by car.

Chestnut House - In the quietest of villages, yet central to Somerset's attractions, this relaxed farmhouse dates back to the 1500s and is 15 minutes from the coast and 10 minutes from Bridgwater. Originally the village farmhouse, Chestnut House's comfortable accommodation was recently renovated to a high standard. The house now offers personal service, comfortable guest lounges, a garden, veranda and 7 fully appointed en suite double bedrooms (2 with access from outside the main building). Located in a secluded village only 5 minutes from junction 23 of the M5, Chestnut House is ideal for stopovers, as a base for business, or for exploring the sights and wonders of Somerset. You would have to look far and wide to find anywhere as quiet and peaceful as the old village of Woolavington. With a Tourist Board Silver Award and free wireless internet access throughout, Chestnut House aims to offer only the very best in style and comfort.

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.

Ilchester Arms - In the heart of Ilchester village, a relaxing oasis from the commotion of nearby Yeovil, this impressive Somerset inn was first licensed in 1686 and has aged with appropriate dignity. The Ilchester Arms has an airy wood decorated bar, with a good selection of wines, real ales and continental lagers. The hotel also has 7 well-appointed rooms and a renowned restaurant serving modern British food, using local fresh ingredients. A warm welcome awaits every guest.

The Helyar Arms - Set in the picturesque village of East Coker, this charming 15th century inn provides the ideal base from which to explore the Heritage South Coast, including Dorchester, Glastonbury and Bath. To reflect its rich heritage, the Helyar Arms aims to provide a rustic and relaxed atmosphere, with traditional entertainment in the form of a skittle alley, an inviting open log fire in the beamed bar and locally sourced home-cooked food, prepared to order. In the warmer months you can also enjoy a drink in the pleasant garden. The Helyar Arms also provides an adjoining bar, the Apple Loft, suitable for private parties. It can seat up to 40 people or 24 round one large table.

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.

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 Full Moon - This enchanting 17th Century inn is in the hamlet of Rudge, just 10 miles from the City of Bath, 4 miles from Longleat. The Full Moon has been providing a refuge to locals and visitors alike for hundreds of years. It has earned itself reputation for fine food and comfortable accommodation, as well as the hospitality that it offers to guests old and new. The award winning Full Moon serves wonderful food from an extensive and varied menu, has a friendly bar serving local ales. More recently, beautiful self-catering cottages and an indoor pool have been added which all guests staying overnight are welcome to use.