Hotels with Parking in Midsomer Norton

Muskoka Lodge is located in Midsomer Norton, just 11 miles from The Circus Bath and 16 miles from Bristol Cathedral.

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Val

From

Australia

Great living space, driveway and garden area. We were able to host a family dinner perfectly.

The Best Western Plus Centurion Hotel is located between Bath and Wells, with leisure facilities. The property's restaurant overlooking the parkland golf course and ample free parking.

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Alixandra

From

United Kingdom

The staff on the front desk with one in particular being a stand out star, were beyond helpful and made my stay absolutely wonderful

Providing a garden, The Green Room in Kilmersdon provides accommodations in Radstock. This property offers access to a terrace, free private parking, and free Wifi.

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Dawn

From

United Kingdom

Loved the garden with the little stream at the bottom, lady owner was lovely, very helpful, told us where we could get food. Also didn't know it was where the nursery rhyme Jack and Jill came from, so we walked up their hill and found the well. Beautiful village.

The Fromeway in Radstock provides accommodations with a garden and a bar. Housed in a building dating back to 19th century, this bed and breakfast provides free Wifi and free private parking.

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Wanda

From

United Kingdom

Lovely room, very spacious and stylishly presented. Comfy bed, quiet setting. The breakfast was lovely and the coffee kept coming.

9 miles from Oldfield Park Train Station in Farmborough, Greyfield Farm Cottages offers accommodations with access to a sauna and hot tub. With garden views, this accommodation provides a patio.

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Martin

From

Slovakia

This place was just stunning: a quiet and secluded farm with a rental cottage, clean and cozy rooms (our daughter loved the bed at the window!), a spacious social area with outside seating (an ideal place to enjoy your fish and chips from the village) and beautiful fields for evening walks that complement the peaceful atmosphere. The property is environmentally aware and waste sorting is encouraged, which is a great plus. The hosts were very nice to talk to and friendly. A lasting memory on our UK road trip!

King William IV is located in Camerton, just 5.9 miles from The Roman Baths and 6 miles from The Circus Bath.

Just 4 miles from Bath, The Wheatsheaf Combe Hay is a West Country inn dating back to the 1500s.

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Martin

From

United Kingdom

A beautiful country pub with lovely rooms. The food is fantastic and they have a great value wine list. They're very dog-friendly, too.

Located 25 minutes drive from the historic cities of Bath and Bristol, surrounded by quaint villages and stunning countryside, The Old Parsonage is a Grade II* listed 17th-century house, which retains...

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Jane

From

Australia

Spacious, comfortable and quiet. After lots of travel this was a welcome stay. The owner was very friendly and lots of great tips. It is a beautiful property that is close to Bath yet rural enough to feel like you were miles away.

Located 8 miles from the historic cities of Bath and Bristol, The Carpenters Arms is in the tranquil and scenic hamlet of Stanton Wick, near the village of Pensford, in the heart of the Chew Valley...

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NIKOLAY

From

Russia

Quite room, fresh air, beautiful place, ideal for car travel, lots of iconic places around ( Stonehenge, Bath, etc.)

The Oakhill Inn has a garden, shared lounge, a terrace and restaurant in Shepton Mallet. This 4-star inn features free WiFi and a bar.

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Carl

From

United States

this was our favorite place on a weeklong trip.. food was great (pub food) and breakfast was the best of the trip too, and included with the room. Nice road to walk along in the morning. Nice atmosphere hanging out and eating and drinking pints in the pub ... all very friendly locals nicest people you could meet. We were welcomed warmly by the guy behind the bar on arrival. Tip would be pay your restaurant bill for your room the night before you leave. Parking was invariably right out front for us. Most patrons must walk to the pub (real locals)