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Somerset
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Showing 7 Stays in Somerset
Shepton Mallet, Somerset
Babington House
LuxurySoho House's country retreat with pool, spa, cinema and farm-to-table dining in a Georgian manor.
£400+/night
Bruton, Somerset
The Newt in Somerset
LuxuryA vast estate with gardens, cyder press, farm shop and spa — the gold standard of English country retreats.
£300-500/night
Bath, Somerset
The Royal Crescent Hotel and Spa
LuxurySleep in the famous Royal Crescent with four-poster beds and walled gardens.
£400+/night
Bath, Somerset
Homewood Hotel and Spa
Mid-RangeSustainable Bath hotel with no-dig kitchen garden and hydrotherapy pools.
£200-300/night
Pensford, Somerset
The Pig near Bath
Mid-RangeSomerset farmhouse with kitchen garden near Bath.
£200-300/night
Batcombe, Somerset
The Three Horseshoes
Mid-Range17th-century pub in River Alham Valley — Margot Henderson, Frances Pen, Libby Russell.
£200-300/night
Mells, Somerset
Winston at Unplugged
Hidden GemWifi-free cabin with phone lockbox, Instax camera and wood-fired hot tub.
£150-250/night
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FAQ
Visiting Somerset — FAQ
Somerset is celebrated for its distinctive landscapes, local culture, and outstanding places to stay. From historic market towns to dramatic natural scenery, the region offers a rich variety of experiences for visitors seeking an authentic British escape.
Somerset is wonderful year-round, though each season brings its own character. Spring and early summer (April–June) offer longer days and quieter roads, while autumn delivers spectacular colours. Winter brings cosy firesides and festive charm. The best time depends on what you're looking for.
Most properties in Somerset are accessible by car, with many also reachable by train. We include nearest station and distance from London on each property listing to help you plan your journey. Some properties also offer transfer services.
Somerset offers everything from country walks and coastal paths to historic houses, local food trails, and artisan markets. Many of our listed properties can arrange local experiences, and we include nearby attractions on each property page.
Yes — many properties in Somerset welcome dogs. Filter by the dog-friendly badge on our listings, or browse our dedicated Dog-Friendly Stays collection for properties across all regions that go the extra mile for four-legged guests.