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Historic Hotel Accommodation in Tarrant Monkton, Wiltshire Part of the Wiltshire Travel Guide on Britain Express, highlighting attractions, heritage, and tourism information. |
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THE LANGTON ARMSA Historic Small Hotel in Tarrant Monkton, WiltshireTARRANT MONKTON Tarrant Monkton Wiltshire England DT11 8RX
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From: £70.00 The Langton Arms, an attractive 17th century thatched inn, occupies a peaceful spot in the centre of Tarrant Monkton next to the church. Tarrant Monkton is a small thatched Dorset hamlet nestling in the Tarrant Valley, surrounded by some of the most spectacular countryside in England, which has changed little since it was immortalised in the novels of Thomas Hardy at the turn of the century. The Langton Arms is a free house run with true care and offers a fine selection of drinks, including an ever-changing supply of outstanding real ales The Inn is renowned for its excellent food and offers a wide variety of interesting homemade dishes, including vegetarian meals, at value for money prices. We serve food all day at weekends, in the front bar, from 11.30am to 10 00pm on Saturdays and 12.00pm to 9.00pm on Sundays We have 10 guest rooms including Taddlestones Cottage. There are six guest rooms built in rustic brick around an attractive courtyard . Plus four rooms in the beautiful neighbouring cottage, Taddlestones Our rooms are furnished to a high standard and have full en suite bathrooms, colour televisions and teacoffee making facilities. You may specify at the time of booking whether you require a twin, double or family room.The Langton Arms is so much more than a pub with award winning menus, excellent accommodation, conference facilities, a civil wedding license and a caring team of staff, it offers the warmest of welcomes Accommodation Rating: 4* Self assessed Facilities
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Heritage Rated from 1- 5 (low-exceptional) on historic interest
 Tarrant Rushton, St Mary's Church Tarrant Rushton, St Mary's Church -
1.9 miles (Historic Church) Pimperne Long Barrow -
2 miles (Prehistoric Site) Royal Signals Museum -
2.1 miles (Museum) Chettle House -
2.9 miles (Historic House) Tarrant Keynston -
3.3 miles (Historic Church) Gussage All Saints Church -
3.7 miles (Historic Church) Tarrant Crawford, St Mary's Church -
3.9 miles (Historic Church) Badbury Rings -
3.9 miles (Prehistoric Site) Chalbury, All Saints Church -
4.8 miles (Historic Church) Kingston Lacy -
4.9 miles (Historic House) Nearby Towns & Villages to Visit Tarrant Hinton -
1.4 miles away Tarrant Rushton -
2.1 miles away Farnham -
3.7 miles away Blandford Forum -
3.9 miles away Wimborne St Giles -
5.8 miles away Cranborne -
7.3 miles away Wimborne Minster -
7.9 miles away Sturminster Newton -
9.2 miles away
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Heritage Rated from 1- 5 (low to exceptional) on historic interest We've 'tagged' this accommodation to help you find related historic attractions and learn more about major time periods mentioned in the description. Find attractions tagged with:17th century (Time Period) -Directions: UK Hotels |
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HISTORY CORNERName the Historic attractionBritish Heritage AwardsCelebrate the best of British Heritage in our annual British History QuizThis Chancellor of England was named Archbishop of Canterbury by Richard II, who then banished him. He returned when Henry IV deposed Richard. This Day in British History13 February, 1689 William and Mary jointly crowned monarchs of England Only the previous day Parliament declared a Declaration of Rights, making James II's constitutional reforms illegal Monarch Mayhem |
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