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The Bower Inn

4.7 of 5 • 28 reviews
Horsey
£93

Huntstile Organic Farm

4.8 of 5 • 52 reviews
Crowpill
A bit difficult to find but the place itself is really nice :) Read more
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The Olive Mill

4.1 of 5 • 9 reviews
Horsey
pleasant and friendly. lovely rooms. helpful staff and restaurant on site Read more
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BBs Letting Rooms

3.8 of 5 • 31 reviews
Crowpill
Nice room for a few nights. Big bed and shower good facilities in room. Bit noisy but that's expected as above cocktail bar. Staff friendly Read more
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The Ancient Mariner

4.6 of 5 • 63 reviews
Bridgwater
I've stayed over at the AM on several occasions. It is extremely convenient and hassle-free with good quality amenities Read more
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The Kings Head

3.2 of 5 • 53 reviews
Bridgwater
The hotel was adequate for our needs, there were only odd slight problems. Despite signs to the contrary everyone else used the hotel parking, so we had to park on the road: and the pillows in the room were on the old side and had very little … Read more
£40

Blackmore Farm

4 of 5 • 1 reviews
Bridgwater
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The Boat & Anchor inn

3.5 of 5 • 57 reviews
Crowpill
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Apple Tree Hotel

4.4 of 5 • 31 reviews
Bridgwater
Great location for travelling, the staff were very friendly and helpful, and the food was a real surprise for a small hotel as it was fabulous. I'd definitely stay again if in the area. Good private parking too which was essential for me as I wa … Read more
£98

Combe House Hotel

3.6 of 5 • 11 reviews
St. Audries
We chose this hotel based on trip advisor feedback as it was an ideal midpoint break on our way to cornwall. On arrival we were instantly charmed by the pretty quiet location as the hotel is nestled at the bottom of a coomb with a stream running … Read more
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Pocket Guide: Bridgwater

Bridgwater is an attractive small market town with an interesting and varied past, evidenced in its impressive historic buildings. The town is perhaps most famous for its extraordinary illuminated annual carnival procession, which is the biggest event of its kind in Europe. The Bridgwater area has been inhabited for many thousands of years, with finds of flint implements indicating that it was an important 'factory' site in prehistoric times. Try one of the many local guesthouses or B&Bs to be close to the action and attractions.

Bridgwater Bricks and Tiles

The Somerset Brick and Tile Museum in Bridgwater is a showcase for all facets of the local industry that fired Bridgwater up during the Industrial Revolution. The museum's core is an old tile kiln, the last one still standing here, and last used for production in 1965 when the original six kilns of Barham Brothers' Yard finally closed for good. Somerset towns such as Burnham, Bridgwater and Glastonbury have a distinctive look which is largely the product of terracotta plaques, tiles, bricks and other wares produced at factories like these. In the museum you can get up close to the range of processes involved in making them.

Historic Bridgwater

Come to the Bridgwater area and stay at one of the local guesthouses, hotels or B&Bs to explore a rich heritage that goes all the way back to prehistoric times. The Blake Museum is a former 16th century town house which now houses a unique collection of exhibits tracing the area's history back to the Stone Age. The town was called Brugie in 1086 and gets a mention in the Domesday Book of that year, and Robert Blake - Cromwell's naval commander - was born in this very house apparently. Exhibits include Alfred the Great, the Battle of Sedgemoor and 19th century artefacts found in the area, taking in the English Civil War and 20th century wars along the way. The museum has rotating exhibitions throughout the year, and as it's in the middle of town you'll have no trouble reaching it from your Somerset hotel or guesthouse located nearby.

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