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    Our top choices for Yatton Keynell luxury hotels

    1. Methuen Arms

    A stone wall, a wooden door, and a white chair in a hallway.

    2. The Ormond At Tetbury

    A narrow alleyway with stone buildings, string lights, and potted plants.

    3. Beechfield House Hotel

    A swimming pool with a reflection of buildings, surrounded by potted plants and outdoor furniture.

    4. The Kings Arms

    A restaurant with wooden tables and chairs, a fireplace, and wall-mounted candles.

    5. The Tollgate Inn

    An outdoor seating area with tables and chairs, umbrellas, and a stone building in the background.

    6. Lucknam Park, Emblems Collection

    A modern bathroom with a marble shower, a bathtub, and a vanity with a black marble countertop.

    7. The Pear Tree Inn

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    8. De Vere Tortworth Court

    An indoor dining area with brick walls, wooden tables, and chairs, decorated with hanging plants and warm lighting.

    9. The Bath Priory Hotel and Spa

    A historic building with ivy-covered walls, a central entrance with a wooden door, and a stone gate.

    10. Bowood Hotel Spa and Golf Resort

    A modern lobby with a central fire feature, glass walls, and a sofa with striped cushions.

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    Top Yatton Keynell Hotel Reviews

    Lucknam Park, Emblems Collection

    A modern bathroom with a marble shower, a bathtub, and a vanity with a black marble countertop.

    The Bath Priory Hotel and Spa

    A historic building with ivy-covered walls, a central entrance with a wooden door, and a stone gate.

    Bathen House Boutique Hotel

    A breakfast table set with croissants, fruit, and juice, overlooking a garden with pink flowers.

    Old Church Farm

    A room with a large window, two white armchairs, a small round table, and floral curtains.

    The Three Daggers

    A wooden cabin with a glass door leading to a patio with a hot tub and a grill.

    Dorian House

    A restaurant with wooden tables and chairs, large windows, and a view of greenery outside.

    The Full Moon Inn

    A rustic interior with a stone fireplace, wooden bar, and leather stools.

    The George Inn and The Plaine

    A restaurant with a fireplace, leather seating, and large windows.

    The Roseate Villa Bath

    A stone building with a traditional design, featuring a corner window and a balcony. There are outdoor tables and chairs with umbrellas, and a garden with white flowers.

    Berwick Lodge

    A red brick building with a large wooden door, a stone archway, and a small garden with colorful flowers.

    The Gainsborough Bath Spa

    A spacious indoor swimming pool with multiple columns and lanterns, surrounded by a tiled floor and a stone wall.

    Chestnuts House

    A room with a large window, a wooden chair, and a table with various items.

    The Peppermill

    A four-poster bed with a wooden frame, a bedside table with a lamp, and a television mounted on the wall.

    The Ayrlington

    A spacious living room with a sofa, coffee table, and a glass-top table. There are large windows with curtains, a view of the garden, and a skylight.

    The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa

    A hot tub with a stone wall backdrop and a view of a garden through an arched doorway.

    The Fleece at Cirencester

    A room with a wooden floor, a table, and two chairs.

    The Windsor Townhouse

    A building with a sign reading "The Wingsor," featuring a traditional entrance with a black wrought iron gate, a small green signboard, and a street lamp above the entrance.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Which area of Yatton Keynell is best to stay in for luxury hotels?

    The best area to stay in Yatton Keynell for luxury hotels is typically within the village centre itself, specifically around The Street and Grittleton Road.


    This central part of Yatton Keynell offers a pleasant village setting with easy access to its local amenities. You'll find a mix of traditional stone buildings and well-maintained gardens. The area is generally quiet, providing a relaxing escape.


    Couples looking for a tranquil and upscale retreat will find this area particularly appealing. Luxury hotels here often feature fine dining restaurants, spas, and expansive grounds, superb for a romantic getaway. Many properties are converted historic buildings, offering a unique and refined experience.

    How much does a luxury hotel in Yatton Keynell cost?

    Luxury hotel prices in Yatton Keynell vary, but you can find a great deal from £58 on Expedia. To find the best prices on luxury stays, be flexible with your dates. Typically, off-peak and mid-week stays are cheaper. Sort your search results by "Price: low to high" to see our lowest rates.

    What luxury activities and experiences are there in Yatton Keynell?

    The best area to stay in Yatton Keynell for luxury activities and experiences is within the village itself, particularly around the central green and the main street, The Street.


    This village offers a quintessential English countryside experience. The area around The Street and the village green is the heart of Yatton Keynell, featuring stone cottages, a historic church, and the local pub, The Bell Inn. It's a compact village, making it easy to explore on foot, and it maintains a peaceful, rural character.


    Couples seeking a refined and relaxed escape will find Yatton Keynell an excellent base. The village's quiet setting is superb for enjoying long walks through the surrounding countryside, with numerous footpaths leading to neighbouring villages like Castle Combe, known for its picturesque charm. Many luxury hotels in and around Yatton Keynell offer fine dining experiences, often using locally sourced ingredients, providing a sophisticated culinary journey.


    For those interested in exploring the wider region, Yatton Keynell's location offers convenient access to high-end experiences. Nearby, you can find private tours of historic estates and gardens, or arrange chauffeur-driven excursions to Bath for its Roman Baths and Georgian architecture, or to the Cotswolds for its scenic beauty and artisan shops.

    Can I cancel my luxury hotel reservation on Expedia?

    Many Expedia hotel reservations are refundable, provided that you cancel before the hotel's cancellation deadline. This is often within 24-48 hours of your scheduled arrival. Be sure to check your booking confirmation for the exact cancellation policy. For maximum flexibility, use Expedia's "Fully refundable property" filter during your search to find the right luxury hotel in Yatton Keynell for you.

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