Hotels in
Crewkerne

An impressive Hamstone Grade II listed coaching inn dating from 1735. The White Hart Hotel is in the heart of the beautiful village of Martock, just off the A303, near Yeovil. Whether for leisure or business, a friendly team will always offer you a warm welcome and will provide the highest of customer service to make sure your visit is pleasurable.

Situated on the outskirts of Yeovil, nestling between picturesque rolling countryside and the convenience of town facilities, the hotel is ideally located as a base for business or pleasure with easy access to the A303, A30 and M5 motorway.

Originally an 18th century farmhouse, the hotel has been recently redecorated offering a comfortable, country hotel with a warm and friendly atmosphere. It is the perfect place for business meetings, entertaining or for a romantic getaway on the edge of Somerset.

Welcome to the Langport Arms Hotel.The hotel was originally built as a private house in 1420. Although it has been greatly extended and dramatically changed over the years much of the original building remains the same. From the 16th century the building was used as an inn and was then known as The Swan.

Set in the small Dorset village of Eype, near Bridport, Eype’s Mouth Country Hotel is a family run 17 bedroom hotel. With superb sea views and only a few minutes walk to the beach, the hotel occupies a unique position on the Heritage Coastline. This stunning location provides the opportunity to walk along the Coastal Path with much to explore and observe for the keen rambler, ornithologist, anthropologist or geologist.

The George Albert Hotel and Spa is a private, family owned hotel located in the rolling Dorset countryside. Offering all the modern facilities you would expect from a purpose built hotel, boasting a distinctive friendly atmosphere. Situated on the A37, between the county towns of Yeovil and Dorchester.

The Lynch bed and breakfast is a classic English country house set in beautiful, peaceful and secluded gardens. A hidden gem that you wouldn't even know was there. A little haven of peace and quiet. A place to spend quality time away from the hustle and bustle of the wider world just beyond the trees.

Lyme Regis is a picturesque town on the West Dorset border, part of the Jurassic Coast, World Heritage site. Steeped in history, it is renowned for its fascinating past, mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086, the unique fossils found in the cliffs and beaches, and for being the central location of the novel and the 1981 film, ' The French Lieutenant's Woman'.