On our many trips out of Essex we always have an overnight break in, normally, a Premier Inn. This…read moretime, on our way down to Kernow, we chose Glastonbury. What a fantastic choice it was. Reception was swift and Covid-19 aware. A pleasant surprise was an upgrade to their Premier Plus room. Wow, quite a difference. Larger room, extras such as arm chair, ironing board and iron, extra pillows, good coffee machine as well as tea making facilities, nice toiletries, faster wi-fi available etc etc. A really enjoyable, quiet, overnight stay. TIP. Buy their meal offer when booking. Great breakfast and a nice evening meal at, I believe, about 25% discount.

Might possible be the best Premier Inn across the UK. Newly opened, it is modern, clean, bright…read more Rooms are well I sugared from sound for a good nights sleep. Beds are very comfy. Not sinking soft, and not too hard either. Water pressure in the shower was great and water was hot instantly. All rooms have air conditioning too. Checkin service was very friendly and quick. What more would you want from a Premier Inn?

After some dubious reviews on another review site we visited the Wessex with some concern, but were…read morepleasantly surprised. (we learned it's recently come under new ownership/management). Staff were friendly, welcoming and genuinely couldn't do enough for you. The public rooms (except reception) may look dated, but the rooms all of our party had were pretty new and well equipt. The food was average, but plentiful and more than acceptable. All in all: £198 for 2 for 3 nights bed, breakfast and dinner was a good deal.

This review is on the history, architecture and pub scene as we did not eat there. This is true…read moremedieval at its best. Cosy, dark and old world. Amazing. The George Hotel and Pilgrims' Inn, originally known as the Pilgrims' Inn of Glastonbury Abbey, is the oldest purpose built pub in the South West. By the mid 1800s, it was known simply as the George Hotel, before a name change combined the two. It stands out on High Street not only because of its age, but it's an imposing edifice, three storied with mullion windows and a front facing of paneled stone. Above the arched front door are three carved panels bearing the coats of arms of Glastonbury Abbey and of King Edward IV. The original features continue inside with oak beams and an atmosphere which at times can only be called medieval.

Gorgeous 15thC Inn, with very creatively decorated interior and a great comfy atmosphere and lovely…read morefriendly staff. I understand this has recently changed hands so we tried the food again and it was delicious. I had the steak and Ale pie and the banana and honey pancakes and my friend the Macaroni Cheese and we were both comfortably full and very happy with our choices. My only gripe was the only 2 choices of cider, Blackthorn and some other one I don't remember the name of. This is Somerset - go wild ;)! All in all though a really good experience - I would recommend this to anyone passing through

Stayed four nights. Room was nice but got a bit of noise from neighbors and the bar underneath…read more Breakfasts were great. People were friendly. Would stay again.

Thai food! Who knew you could find excellent Thai food in Glastonbury. I go to Thai town in Los…read moreAngeles frequently. Some of the best Thai food you've ever had. This place is just as good. Different than what I would normally get in L.A, but still excellent. We had no clue it was Thai until we received our food. Service was great, you order at the bar, nice when you are in a group and not have to bother trying to figure out how to split check.

I wish I had discovered this place sooner! The chef is from Thailand and has celiac, which means he…read moreprepares many, truly gluten free, gourmet-level meals. The food here was by far the best I have ever eaten in my life! I had the chili guacamole with rice crackers, the spicy Thai sirloin salad, and the honey glazed chicken wings. I missed out on trying the gluten-free fish and chips. I will definitely have them when I return. The service was incredible. Everyone was so attentive and helpful. Also, the desserts are also gluten-free. The lava cake was divine! The ambience was well-lit, but not overly so, pleasant in volume, and the seating was close enough, so you felt a part of things, but distant enough so you had your privacy. the perfect balance. I highly recommend this place. Thank you all for your wonderful attitudes, service, and making me feel so very welcome.

This is an ice cold, depressing, dull place for a meal or a drink. They advertise "Open Fire"…read moreoutside and it was a little stove, not lit. The place is run by two young girls who have no idea what a pub should be. Loud rock music killing conversation and annoying mature patrons. When asked to turn it down, they turned off the lighting instead! Avoid like the plague.