Ate at the pub - great selection of starters, mains, and some wonderful puddings to finish your…read moremeal. The chips are triple fried, so they are served hot and nice a crisp. The mains a feature local meats and include a variety of pub classics.

Located right next to the Pen Mill station, the family run pub and hotel is a very pleasant…read moreexperience indeed. Rooms are very few however, only about ten of them and most are not ensuite. Despite the bath rooms and toilets being in a very good condition and upkeep, it can still be frustrating to have to parade the hallway in one's towel. The design of the rooms is very pleasant, and fresh. Rooms are a little on the compact side. Breakfast is a very positive part of the experience with a choice of hearty full english, or high quality local cereal, local butter and bread. Having a popular local pub downstairs is also a big bonus, as they serve great food and drinks all evening. Noise was not an issue for us.

A beautiful and charming place to stay and relax. The rooms…read moreare nicely appointed and thoughtful prepared. Wonderful spaces to be in. Clean and warm and cozy rooms have a nice bathroom with big relaxing bathtub.

We use this classy little hotel when visiting relatives in Yeovil, and really love it. It is small…read moreand friendly, and provides excellent attentive service. Prices are surprisingly reasonable. We visit with small children - they have some very good family rooms available, and a lovely garden around the back. The highlight for us is the restaurant. The food is contemporary franglais - excellent. Good choice of wines and professional service make it a real treat when the kids are finally tucked up in bed.

we stayed here for one night and it was a nice and cosy little hotel. it's a very old building,…read moreabout 600 years old. lovely decorated & clean & calm. they provide towels, soap, hair dryer, ipod/iphone-thing, television, free wifi etc. they offer continental and english breakfast. friendly owners. there is a pub just across the street.

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I stayed here over Halloween weekend 2009 and it certainly was a great place for the occasion! The…read morerooms are massive and the decor is traditional but very fitting considering the architecture. The staff were very friendly, and did their up most to help in every way. High recommended.

This is an extremely useful travelodge located about 30 miles away from Bristol. It is also fairly…read morenear Frome, Warminster and Bath. I'd recommend this travelodge to families visiting Longleat (which is only a few miles away) When my family and I visited, we were greeted by the extremely polite manager, Andy. He gave us recommendations of places to visit for a day or restaurants. The room itself was fairly cool, as we had a fan on when we first entered (It was the end of July) The room was clean and neat - we found no problems. Overall, this is perfectly located for tourists looking to visit Bristol and the surrounding area

A truly dreadful place even by the standards of Travelodge. Staff are indifferent to the point of…read morerudeness. No reception area to speak of just a desk. Your only dining facility is a Little Chef. Tired furniture and decor. Room was unbearably hot with barely any ventilation. Avoid at all costs.

I'll write a proper review once I'm back in America but this place is LOVELY and you should…read moredefinitely book here if you're looking for a place in Chard

Excellent small hotel and Oriental restaurant!…read more Chard is not necessarily the most attractive of small towns, but very conveniently set as a stopping off point between London/Midlands and the West Country. The Bath House has most elegantly furnished rooms, very reasonably priced. If you dine in the restaurant below, you will be delighted with the quality of the food. (Breakfasts are also a treat). Best of all, the service is friendly: the hosts go to great lengths to ensure their guests are comfortable, well-fed and happy. Highly recommended - you will not be disappointed.

Stayed here for one night prior to a family event. I have to say it is one of the best B&B's I have…read moreever stayed in. I arrived late in the evening due to a long journey and it was no bother for the landlady who was 110% welcoming and friendly. She is a bubbly lady who loves a chat. Her husband seems to run the dairy farm and he is a pleasant and friendly man too. I was made to feel totally at home. The accommodation is a converted barn and the rooms are wonderful and olde worldy. The breakfast was a total delight. I couldn't rate this place highly enough.

Centrally situated in the Market Place, this is a lovely old 17th century pub that had recently…read moreundergone internal renovations to upgrade it for B&B. My best mate's in-laws stayed there recently and had a lovely room in the back annex (nice and high up, not right over the bar) that was overlooking the River. The charm of this place is that whilst most of the other Market Place buildings now have the georgian facades that were orginal to their re-vamp back a few hundred years ago, the Blue Boar retains it's original 17thC facade. It's always good for pub-grub, I've enjoyed many a tasy, hearty meal in there. No fuss or fancies just good decent pub nosh. You can get a decent pint of ale there, and if putting the world to rights isn't your thing then there's an excellent juke-box to listen to and a large pool table.

I stayed at the Blue Boar, with my wife a couple of weeks ago, the hosts were fantastic, friendly…read moreand welcoming. We stayed there previously, about 5 years ago and nothing had changed although the rooms had obviously had a bit of TLC, very clean and comfortable with plenty of tea and coffee in the room, we only need basic as the room is only somewhere to sleep after being out for the day and evening. we went out for a chinese meal in the town and a bit of a wander and then it was back to the Blue Boar for a bit of light entertainment (well Karaoke), I even had a couple of songs myself. it is a great atmosphere in this pub and we will definately be visiting Frome again and there's only one place to stay as far as I'm concerned and that the Blue Boar. Hats of to the hosts for keeping a pub real and thanks for the hospitality.