We stayed here for a weekend, with a bouncy labrador in tow! The staff were all incredibly helpful and we received a very warm welcome from Shane, who gave us a thorough tour of the premises on our arrival. The building is very atmospheric and we had a four-poster bed in a room which overlooked the courtyard, to enable us... More

We booked into The Monmouth room on April 18th for two nights. To say that our stay was memorable is a bit of an understatement, as this fantastic Inn will stay in our minds for many years to come. We didn’t dine as we found the selection available not to our liking and, yes, it appeared rather pricey (meats a... More

You won't be disappointed with the building and history...but you might be with the menu, prices, and staff that change a lot. There is however a wonderful garden that looks out over the cricket green and church.

We were dissapointed when our room reservation was messed up by the booking agent. But the hotel manager found us an alternative just up the road. We came back for dinner the following evening, and it was amazing. I had the Venison in red wine, really tender, tasty and cooked to perfection. The meal was really good value, the service... More

Called in unexpectedly on the Bank Holiday Monday 5th May. Although the restaurant was fully booked we were able to sit at a table in the pub itself which we were really happy with. The atmosphere was great and the staff friendly, helpful and chatty. Dudley, the resident dog, was soon amusing the youngest member of our group - he... More

Spent a night at the George Inn and what a fantastic place. On arrival, we were greeted by extremelly friendly staff and given a short history of the building (some of it over 600 years old) on the way to our room. Firstly were shown to the Monmouth room, which was lovely, but when we checked our reservation through Expedia,... More

Oh my word - an old building that feels as if you've stepped back in time (but with the luxury of hot running water). Oozes charm and character. Olde England indeed. We stayed in the Sedgemoor with its uneven floors and four-poster bed. The bath was lovely and big enough for two - at a squash! Well, we were on... More

Stayed two nights in the King Charles room. Plenty of room for the greyhound to stretch out on the floor - which itself had a distinctly interesting slope due to the age of the building. The George has been an inn for centuries and the whole building is wonderful. The galleried courtyard is spectacular. All the staff were helpful and... More

Had two rooms here for one night , and staff did their very best to accomodate our needs . We arrived very early to go to a wedding, and they let us use a room to get changed etc and leave our stuff. Well Done. just a minor detail - cooked brekkie was great but a little more variety with... More