Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Have stayed here several times before and hope to again. As ever, everything was flawless - splendid dinner, comfortable room - particularly like the en suite, substantial breakfast and, surpassing all, friendly, obliging service. Surely a benchmark for all those who purport to run a 'country inn'.
Have stayed here several times before and hope to again. As ever, everything was flawless - splendid dinner, comfortable room - particularly like the en suite, substantial breakfast and, surpassing all, friendly, obliging service. Surely a benchmark for all those who purport to run a 'country inn'.
Brian
Reviewed December 28, 2015Reviewed December 28, 2015
I have stayed here a few times now and each time has been very good. Rooms are clean, beds are very comfortable, breakfast is spot on and the evening meals are delicious.
I have to have a gluten free diet and the Farthings are extremely accommodating.
The Farthings is my go to hotel when in Taunton area
I have stayed here a few times now and each time has been very good. Rooms are clean, beds are very comfortable, breakfast is spot on and the evening meals are delicious.
I have to have a gluten free diet and the Farthings are extremely accommodating.
The Farthings is my go to hotel when in Taunton area
A lovely location the New Inn is a fine combination of older characteristics and modern requirements for the leisure traveller.
The hosts, Nicky and Richard are a friendly caring team together with their front of house lead Louise.
We enjoyed their meals served with generous portions. Home cooking is the accurate description.
We were travelling with our 6 year old grandson and he and two other young boys staying there were treated with a kind and genuine welcome. Our grandson wants to return...
A lovely location the New Inn is a fine combination of older characteristics and modern requirements for the leisure traveller.
The hosts, Nicky and Richard are a friendly caring team together with their front of house lead Louise.
We enjoyed their meals served with generous portions. Home cooking is the accurate description.
We were travelling with our 6 year old grandson and he and two other young boys staying there were treated with a kind and genuine welcome. Our grandson wants to return...
We received a warm and friendly greeting upon arrival and were looked after extremely well for all of our stay. The hotel is spotless throughout and is run by a family who want their visitors to enjoy their stay. Food is excellent and is cooked to order. Delicious!
Only slight downside is that as this is a small hotel, there are no lifts thus it is not really suitable for those with mobility issues as all rooms are 'upstairs'. For all other visitors, you will enjoy your visit.
We received a warm and friendly greeting upon arrival and were looked after extremely well for all of our stay. The hotel is spotless throughout and is run by a family who want their visitors to enjoy their stay. Food is excellent and is cooked to order. Delicious!
Only slight downside is that as this is a small hotel, there are no lifts thus it is not really suitable for those with mobility issues as all rooms are 'upstairs'. For all other visitors, you will enjoy your visit.
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed October 15, 2018Reviewed October 15, 2018
Electric charging point spacious comfort room away from road with shared terrace. High quality toiletries well stocked tea and coffee and hot chocolate in the room plus chocolate chip cookies delicious breakfast. Next to an excellent restaurant in a small village just off the main toad. We loved it
Electric charging point spacious comfort room away from road with shared terrace. High quality toiletries well stocked tea and coffee and hot chocolate in the room plus chocolate chip cookies delicious breakfast. Next to an excellent restaurant in a small village just off the main toad. We loved it
Lynn
Reviewed September 28, 2026Reviewed September 28, 2026
The breakfast was superb. It was so nice having a breakfast that was individually cooked and delivered to the table hot.
The property is old and the floor in my room was at a slight incline. Not a problem at all but I did describe it as being like the house in the film of The Ladykillers - and that is with total affection as I love that film.
Ate in the restaurant on one evening - good food and a good price.
Would recommend!
The breakfast was superb. It was so nice having a breakfast that was individually cooked and delivered to the table hot.
The property is old and the floor in my room was at a slight incline. Not a problem at all but I did describe it as being like the house in the film of The Ladykillers - and that is with total affection as I love that film.
Ate in the restaurant on one evening - good food and a good price.
Would recommend!
Laurence
Reviewed September 24, 2026Reviewed September 24, 2026
What a lovely surprise. You never really know until you arrive, but there it was, handy and unmissable there in the station car park. The staff knew my name and greeted me when I arrived. The place has just been refurbished after being derelict and they have done a beautiful job. The train travel theme is great - especially since I stayed there after travelling on the last ever 125 out of Paddington, and it still smells new. My room and bathroom had huge original windows; it make such a change...
What a lovely surprise. You never really know until you arrive, but there it was, handy and unmissable there in the station car park. The staff knew my name and greeted me when I arrived. The place has just been refurbished after being derelict and they have done a beautiful job. The train travel theme is great - especially since I stayed there after travelling on the last ever 125 out of Paddington, and it still smells new. My room and bathroom had huge original windows; it make such a change...
Let Expedia help you find the perfect hotel in Windmill Hill or in the larger area that has a bar where you can enjoy an evening cocktail. While you're in the area, consider a visit to Barrington Court and Somerset Towpath.
What are the best hotels with bars in Windmill Hill?
Here are a few of the top hotels with bars in and around Windmill Hill: The Royal Lion Hotel: Hotel with restaurant. Enjoy the bar, free WiFi and breakfast. Ibis Bridgwater: Hotel with restaurant. Enjoy the bar, free WiFi and free parking. The Walnut Tree Hotel: Hotel with restaurant. Enjoy the bar, free WiFi and free parking. The Dolphin: Hotel with restaurant. Enjoy the bar, free WiFi and breakfast. The Castle at Taunton: Enjoy the bar, free breakfast and free WiFi.
What is there to do in Windmill Hill?
Consider a visit to Barrington Court, Somerset Towpath and County Cricket Ground, and then find a cosy spot for a nightcap. Other places to see in the area include Blackdown Hills and Muchelney Abbey. Windmill Hill is appreciated for its restaurants and bars.
When is the best time to visit Windmill Hill?
Visiting local bars in Windmill Hill is better when the weather is good. These temperatures and rainfall averages can help you determine the best time for bar-hopping. The hottest months are usually July and August, with an average temperature of 15°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 6°C. Average annual precipitation for Windmill Hill is 798 mm.
How can I get to Windmill Hill and around the area?
Here are some of your transportation choices in and around Windmill Hill: Fly into Exeter (EXT-Exeter Intl.), which is located 24 mi (38.7 km) away from the heart of the city. Otherwise, you can search for flights to Bristol International Airport (BRS), which is 32.7 mi (52.7 km) away. If you'd like to venture out around the area, you may want to rent a car for your trip.