Here is our list of recommended cheap Nether Stowey hotels. Wherever possible, we have excluded one-star hotels, hostels, apartments or other accommodation types, and anything rated below average by our verified user ratings. Hope you enjoy our recommendations!
Not cheap enough? It's often cheaper to stay a little bit out of town. How about trying Holford, Kilve, Cannington, Stogumber, Taunton.
Address: Dodington, Nether Stowey, United Kingdom
The Castle of Comfort Country House and Restaurant is owned and managed by Carol and Nigel Venner. It is situated on the slopes of the Quantock Hills, which is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty near Bridgwater in Somerset. One of the first AONB in the United Kingdom, the Quantock Hills are part of Greater Exmoor and therefore conveniently situated for those who wish to explore the Exmoor National Park, a landscape of extraordinary natural beauty and dramatic coastal scenery in West Somerset and North Devon. It is a marvellous area for walking, riding, fishing or simply relaxing and exploring. Nearby Minehead is a popular seaside resort and boasts a beautiful sandy beach extending the full length of Minehad Bay including Dunster Beach and Blue Anchor Bay. The Castle of Comfort was once described as a stone inn at the foot of the Quantock Hills where it is rumored that pirates off the English coast used to dispose of their loot. This former coaching inn is now a small country house providing 5 star guest accommodation and is an idyllic resting place for both individuals and families on business or pleasure. We are conveniently situated for those who wish to explore the Exmoor National Park, a landscape of extraordinary natural beauty and dramatic coastal scenery. Hotel Rating: Visit Britain 5 star
Address: St. Mary's Street, Nether Stowey, United Kingdom
Welcome to The Rose and Crown Inn, located in Nether Stowey, between Bridgwater and Minehead. This Quantock Hills England accommodation is an excellent starting base for walkers, cyclists and horse riders who want to explore the surrounding hills, and for tourists who want to discover the nearby attractions, such as Exmoor, Cheddar Gorge, the Wookey Hole caves, Glastonbury and Wells. Other activities that guests can choose to do while at this Bridgewater inn are fishing, sailing, golf, shooting and paint balling. The owners of The Rose and Crown Inn, Charles and Barbara, look forward to welcoming guests personally in their historic old inn, originally built as a coaching inn during the 16th Century, and now hosting travellers from all over the world. The Rose and Crown Inn is a family run pub, with a longstanding reputation for the quality of real ales offered, and the social centre of the village, where locals, visitors and families enjoy every day a drink or a meal in good company. Food is freshly cooked to order, and where possible salads, vegetables and fruits are grown in the inn own garden. Meat and fish are sourced from local suppliers.
