Top Hotels in Langport
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9 Top-Rated Hotels in Langport, Somerset, England
Discover the best hotels in Langport, Somerset, England including Devonshire Arms, Old Pound Inn, The Drayton Crown, Langport Arms Hotel, Withy Cottages, West Knole House, The Parsonage, The Lodge, A Touch of Home Cottages 7 Cottages in Beautiful Historical Somerset.
Restaurants in Langport
1. Devonshire Arms
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 263 reviews
Finding an ideal family-friendly hotel in Langport does not have to be difficult. Welcome to Devonshire Arms, a nice option for travelers like you. Rooms at Devonshire Arms Hotel offer a flat screen TV providing exceptional comfort and convenience, and guests can go online with free wifi. Newspaper is one of the conveniences offered at this hotel. An on-site restaurant will also help to make your stay even more special. If you are driving to Devonshire Arms, free parking is available. When you’re ready to try some local flavor, be sure to check out Lime Kiln Inn and Halfway House, which is known for serving up tasty fish and chips, which is popular with locals and out-of-towners alike. During your visit, be sure to check out a popular historic site like The Hanging Chapel, which is a short distance from the hotel. Devonshire Arms looks forward to welcoming you on your visit to Langport.
Lovely country pub hotel with amazing food and great service
Reviewed By BankofPapaVery friendly country pub hotel with great staff who were always cheerful and helpful. It was very busy when we arrived but the staff checked us in quickly. Bedroom 2 was large, comfortable and had a great view of the green. Large, comfy king size bed and a sofa. My only gripe was the en- suite was very small for the size of the room. Breakfast was fantastic but has to be ordered in advance by completing a form the evening before. We also ate there on two nights and the food was excellent, the chef was very accommodating for the vegetarians and vegans in our party and adapted the menu accordingly with no fuss. The triple cooked chips are amazing! I highly recommend this lovely boutique pub hotel.
2. Old Pound Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 64 reviews
We are a traditional, friendly village inn, in Aller near Langport, with a good reputation for fine food, real ales and genuine hospitality. Formerly known as the White Lion Public House, we were re-named The Old Pound Inn in 1980, as the Inn stands on the ground of the old village animal pound. A selection of West Country beers is pulled from the sprung stillage in the cellar of this large 16th-century village pub. An open Dutch fire is a feature in the centre of the bar. There is a restaurant, lounge and snug. Excellent food is served, including a Sunday roast, in the bar or restaurant. Dogs are welcome in the bar at this traditional village inn, please keep them on a lead.
Friendly
Reviewed By mitchhY6932XDStopped off on our way back home after a holiday in Minehead. The landlady was friendly, the food good and a nice little garden at the back made the whole experience really comfortable. That was our second visit and we would visit again in a heartbeat! Many thanks.
3. The Drayton Crown
Overall Ratings
5 based on 28 reviews
Recently refurbished tradition village pub with large car park and beer garden, annexe with three modern and well-equipped B&B king size bedrooms and one family bedroom (all en suite), great food and large selection of beers, wines and spirits.
A great and welcoming stay
Reviewed By 242debsbWe stayed at the hotel to use as a base whilst attending a family wedding locally. The room was beautiful, very clean and plenty of space. All of the staff were very friendly and helpful. Although booking in is usually in the afternoon, our room was ready for 11.00 am which meant we could sort ourselves out before attending the wedding.
4. Langport Arms Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 112 reviews
Langport Arms Hotel is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Langport, offering a family-friendly environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. Langport Arms Hotel features room service. Plus, guests can enjoy free breakfast, which has made this a popular choice among travelers visiting Langport. For guests with a vehicle, free parking is available. While you’re here, be sure to check out Cardamom, one of the Indian restaurants that can be found in Langport, which is a short distance from Langport Arms Hotel. During your visit, be sure to check out popular attractions like Shakspeare Glass and Arts (0.3 mi) and The Hanging Chapel (0.1 mi), which are all within walking distance of the hotel. Enjoy your stay in Langport!
Ugh :(
Reviewed By cliffrichskyMmmm . . . Arriving at Langport Arms Hotel I was lucky to find one of five and a half parking spaces available. The signs directed me to the 'Hotel Entrance' which could've been mistaken for a tradesman's entrance due to being on the side road and which appeared to be a doubler metal security door. Having found the check-in hatch inside a reasonably friendly lady did the honours and showed me to Room 4. This room is facing the main road which is constantly busy, the room having no sound-proofing on the characterful old sash windows. Perhaps the Grade II listing prevents them from being modernised? The room had the structural features that reflect its age (1500's) - I loved them! They had sloping floors and bulging walls which didn't bother me at all and which complemented the character of the building:). However, when gently pushing the walls the windows rattled a little! The central heating didn't seem to work and the radiator control knob was broken. The ensuite bathroom was roomy but an electric shower would've improved things. The shower curtain was adequate. The shaving light at the sink could've been a little brighter. The shower's water flow was not fit for purpose so I had a bath instead - watch out for the very hot water! :). The bed seemed comfy and I had a reasonable night's sleep. After investigation (due to rocking) I discovered that the legs were decidedly wonky - glad I hadn't been amorous with a lady friend!! The furniture was adequate but I could not stop the wardrobe door from opening as it seemed a little uncared for. I had a kettle, milk, tea, sugar, and coffee sachets in the room. The decoration seemed a little DIY due to poorly applied wallpaper (peeling at edges, and poorly lined up in corners). Some electrical sockets appeared to have been added as an after-thought. I had a modern TV which switched itself on and off at will. I discovered afterwards that the place is haunted which didn't bother me at all but explained the strange goings-on! I felt no animosity and so the spirits were probably of the mischievous and naughty kind :). Cleanliness seemed good but could've been a tad more attentive. The fitting out of the hotel seemed to reflect several eras and perhaps it would've been best to stick to just one or two eras. The 'Hotel Directory' folder in my room needed to be replaced due to unstuck edges and generally a worn appearance. The following morning greeted me with a cooked breakfast, :(. The best I can say about this is that it was hardly adequate. It tried to be a full English breakfast but, sadly nearly everything on the plate was tough and required a lot of chewing (especially the king-sized sausages). It was tasty but awkward to digest. Cereal was available too with orange juice. Such an old building needs several thousands of £'s spent on it each year but the owners probably don't have the funds. My guess is that should one million £'s be spent on it, it could be a very sought-after 5* place to stay considering that I found only one other hotel/B&B) in Langport. Food. Oh dear. The hotel's 'Directory' promised a carvery, and restaurant meals - these didn't happen. No sign of a carvery being prepared, and the dinner tables had not been prepared for the restaurant service as promised - no communication of this to guests. Over the two nights I spent there I was reduced to a Mc Donalds, and the local (but good) fish and chip shop to bring back and eat in my room. The hotel staff were quite friendly but (I assume) the owner didn't seem to care much for customers in favour of simply getting the job done, although when questioned he was obliging. So, in summary, I haven't seen any 'stars' or other quality gradings. £70 a night for a double room I think is a little over-priced at this hotel despite the free extra of a resident spirit! Would I stay there again? - no I wouldn't, BUT I am rather particular in the quality of my room and of my service so perhaps I am being a little over critical. I hope that this feedback is helpful to the hotel and to prospective customers
5. Withy Cottages
Overall Ratings
5 based on 52 reviews
Dating from the early 1800's these blue lias stone cottages would have originally been thatched. The small lane running in front was the main thoroughfare linking Pibsbury to Langport via Huish Episcopi. After the "new" road was laid the cottages were extended forwards providing two extra very small dwellings then later being combined with the cottages behind, forming the two that are now Withy Cottages. The stream running in front rises in High Ham and joins the River Yeo in a field or so behind the gardens before that joins the River Parrett, it is believed Withies were washed in the stream and dried in the back gardens before being made in to withy products. Huish Episcopi and Langport are situated at the heart of the beautiful Somerset Levels mid way between the county town of Taunton and Yeovil. The ancient beauty and diverse wildlife of the area makes it one of the landscapes that has inspired many artists and photographers as well as drawing visitors from all over the world. The ancient Muchelney Abbey is less than 2 miles from Huish Episcopi and Glastonbury Tor is only 12 miles away.
6. West Knole House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 37 reviews
If you’re looking for a romantic bed and breakfast in Langport, look no further than West Knole House. During your stay, take advantage of some of the amenities offered, including a picnic area and outdoor furniture, and you can go online as West Knole House offers guests free wifi. Guests are also welcome to enjoy free breakfast, located on site. For travelers arriving by car, free parking is available. While in Langport be sure to experience local fish and chips favorites at Lime Kiln Inn or Halfway House. There is no shortage of things to do in the area: explore popular historic sites such as The Hanging Chapel. The staff at West Knole House looks forward to serving you during your upcoming visit.
Stunning accommodation run by fabulous hosts
Reviewed By MourtisherMFound this gem of a place by sheer accident and so happy we did. Beautiful location, stunning converted barn (the paddock), with horses, chickens, cats obviously not in the barn!! If we could move in, it would have been perfect. Elaine was a great host and provided milk, tea bags, orange juice, eggs and cereal as forgot to get supplies in on a late afternoon arrival. And gave us a firestarter box with logs and accessories for log burner. Had such a great stay, even got up extra early to enjoy the barn and gardens for breakfast alfresco. Will definitely be back
7. The Parsonage
Overall Ratings
5 based on 20 reviews
The Parsonage nestles in the tranquil Somerset village of Muchelney an historic village miraculously untouched and unspoilt by the passage of time. Enter through the timber and iron studded door it's time to relax and unwind in this 17th century Long House with flagstone floors and beautiful inglenook fireplace a most welcome sight on cold winters night but on a warm summers day step through the French doors into the picturesque garden with Rose Arbour. The three bedrooms have discreetly hidden flat screen television a selection of DVD's and reference books, tea and coffee facilities with a complimentary decanter of sherry and luxury chocolates. Egyptian cotton bedding is used through out, wi-fi is available in all rooms. We are within easy reach of A303 and M5 as well as the local towns of Langport, Somerton, Taunton and Yeovil.
Excellent B&B
Reviewed By TheWavesUkWe stayed for just the one night but would have been very happy to have a longer stay. The Parsonage is a lovely old house and everything is spotlessly clean. We received a very warm welcome and were very comfortable. Breakfast was superb - fresh fruit, cereals and a great cooked breakfast made to order, best way to start the day! We didn't have time to enjoy the garden but we could see that it is a lovely peaceful spot and would be a great place to relax. Will look forward to staying here again.
8. The Lodge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 28 reviews
The Lodge is situated in the grounds of Old Kelways Langport which was formerly The Royal Nurseries, it is surrounded by Grade II listed buildings that date back to 1847. We are pleased to offer four comfortable en-suite bedrooms. Each exudes style, warmth and spacious charm. Providing a relaxed resting place with a touch of luxury for the discerning traveller seeking value accommodation located in the rural setting of the Somerset Levels within the historic town of Langport. Our master suite has a wonderful large four poster bed, ideal for a special occasion or just to treat yourself, all rooms have tiled en-suite with separate power shower and bath, the disabled room as a large walk in power shower, our rooms are well appointed with fine period style furniture and beautiful soft furnishings equipped with flat screen televisions, coffee/tea facilities, hair dryer, radio alarm clock, heated towel rail, shaver point and bathroom accessories. Tarfitt Rates: Master Suite with four poster £80 per room per night, Double Rooms £65 per room per night, Disabled friendly £65 per room per night. Relax...Stay Awhile & Enjoy.
Renting in Langport
Reviewed By 123PEDWe stayed in the Lodge for 6 months whilst looking to relocate to Somerset. We were the first couple to rent the whole property. We enjoyed our stay and the comfort of the lodge with new kitchen, lovely showers and clean and comfortable furnishings. Great location to town and amenities even though we spent most of our stay in and out of lockdown. However our was marred by the landlady’s frequent demands and requests throughout the stay. We anticipated further problems on our departure and sure enough she was not happy with our standard of cleaning the lodge. We took a week to do this and our photos and successful result at arbitration resulted finally in us gaining out full deposit back.
9. A Touch of Home Cottages 7 Cottages in Beautiful Historical Somerset
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 6 reviews
Amazed by our stay
Reviewed By O6079QWstephenpBooked 2 of the cottages for a family gather and wow we where we delighted with what we got for our money. You definitely get what you pay for. Central location, very clean and the cottages where fill with everything we needed during our stay. We stayed during the winter and the under-floor heating was a blessing and kept us cosy and warm. The host even supplied us with some fresh milk, so when we arrived, we were able to get a fresh cup of tea without the hassle of having to go to the shop, which I add is only 2 minutes down the road. 5* cant wait to book again for the summer.
