If you believe in the adage, if you have nothing nice to say, say nothing at all, then this review should stop here. The room I stayed in was small - no cat swinging room at all; very hot (even with the window open) and noisy - noise from above - could hear every footstep and everything else, and from... More

My partner and I stayed at the George and Pilgrim in May 2012. We were impressed by, not only the fabulous building, but by the excllent, accomdating nature of Cath and Andy - they could make any hotel feel like home! A credit to the hotel. The George and Pilgrim is a place, we would definately stay at again, next... More

I visit Glastonbury fairly regularly and if I'm making a weekend of it, I always stay at the George and Pilgrims. The hotel management had changed since my last stay but the new managers were very welcoming and helpful, as were all the staff. The hotel was as good as I remember it. The room was very clean and comfortable... More

right on high Street and lovely place - great bar with REAL Ales More

Stayed in Henry Vlll room over a weekend - noise from street on Saturday night until late but room and atmosphere made up for it, Quirky room - sloping floor so don't put a drink on bedside table! Furniture in room fits in with theme. Nice shower but no bath. T V reception very bad but you don't come here... More

We have just returned from a 2 night stay in the George. Wonderful, is the only word which sums it up. From the barman to the owner - everyone was welcoming, friendly and helpful. The room was immaculately clean, bed comfortable, bathroom beautiful too. The breakfast was tasty and plentiful. We would have no hesitation in staying here again and... More

We enjoyed our stay at george and pilgrim , the sloping rooms and the names add character to the place which has alot of history. We didnt see the ghost of a monk who suppose to haunt the place. The food very good and the staff was very friendly and polite. We wish the new owners good luck and best... More

Historic 1400s hotel. A former Glastonbury pilgrims' inn. Reputedly, Henry VIII also stayed here when dissolving the nearby Abbey. Very atmospheric. Fresh clean rooms, good in-room TV and powerful shower. Food pretty good too. I'd go back! More

Having drank at the George and Pilgrim on several previous visits to Glastonbury, I was eager to stay here, despite all the iffy reviews on here. In the end, we couldn't have been more delighted with our stay. Initially slightly disappointed that we got allocated a room in the "newer" extension of the building, whereas our friends got rooms in... More