Historic Hotels in Somerset
The most visited destination in Somerset is the cathedral city of Bath, with its elegant Georgian crescents and the old Roman baths. But if you venture further south you will come across some relatively undiscovered gems, like the city of Wells with its superb cathedral, Bishop's Palace, and intact 14th century street, or mysterious Glastonbury, where the ruins of Glastonbury Abbey stand beneath the famous Tor. Travel further west to the beginnings of Exmoor, or explore Cheddar Caves, or the showcaves at Wookey. These are just a few of the heritage highlights of Somerset - there's a lot more to see!
To find a heritage-rated, historic hotel in Somerset, select your desired location from the map or the menu below, or
use the search form to the right. You may also wish to consult the listings
for nearby hotels in Wiltshire to the east or Devon to the west. For alternative accommodation, see our Somerset
self catering guide and for suggestions on what to see and do in the area,
visit our Somerset Travel Guide. Somerset is one of our favourite destinations, and I'm sure you'll enjoy exploring the area.
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photo of Wells Cathedral, Wells, Somerset is © David Ross and Britain Express
Featured Attraction
Monksilver, All Saints Church
Monksilver,
Somerset,
England
All Saints Church dates to the 12th century with a 14th-century rebuilding. Highlights include a wonderfully-detailed series of medieval bench ends, a grotesque stone carving … more
Top Historic attractions in Somerset
The Roman Baths (Roman)
Wells Cathedral (Cathedral)
Muchelney Priest's House (Historic Property)
Glastonbury Tor (Countryside)