Places to stay in Long Sutton, Somerset

Long Sutton is a village in Somerset situated 4 miles south of Somerton in the South Somerset district. Local restaurants include The Halfway House, Peking House, The Full Bean Cafe, and Aysha’s Indian Restaurant.

The center of Long Sutton ( which is at is longitude -2°45'30.840 and latitude 51°1'31.994 ) is located 2 miles away from Long Load, 3 miles away from Somerton, 3 miles away from Muchelney and 4 miles away from Langport.

Available Long Sutton lodging

We currently have 8 accommodations in and around Long Sutton.

Long Sutton Hotels, B&Bs and Guest Houses

Photograph of Liongate House B&B, Ilchester
Listing updated 2026
Bed & Breakfasts

Liongate House B&B

Approx 4 miles away in Ilchester:

Liongate House is a sympathetically rebuilt (originally Grade II listed) barn situated in the historic Roman town of Ilchester. Completed in 2006 using the original bricks and roof tiles, the integrity of the outer building remains whilst the inside is designed in a more modern contemporary style.
Northover
Ilchester, Somerset
Hotels

Devonshire Arms

Set in the heart of Somerset, The Devonshire Arms Hotel, Long Sutton, is the perfect venue for a weekend retreat or just for a drink with friends. Our new private dining room is perfect for parties and special occasions.
Long Sutton, Somerset
Bed & Breakfasts

Orchard Barn

Approx 4 miles away in Drayton:

Orchard Barn is situated between the historic and pretty villages of Muchelney and Drayton. Located within the beautiful Somerset levels, you can enjoy the rich wildlife and glorious panoramic views with wonderful opportunities for walking, cycling, bird watching, fishing and golf..
Law Lane
Drayton, Somerset
Hotels

The Granary

5 Market Street, Spalding
Long Sutton, Somerset
Bed & Breakfasts

Edenhurst House Bed And Breakfast

Approx 5 miles away in Curry Rivel:

5 Dyers Close
Curry Rivel, Somerset

Long Sutton Camping, Caravans, Self Catering

Campsites

Thorney Lakes And Caravan Park

Approx 4 miles away in Muchelney:

A family run business established in 1993, the setting attracts a host of wildlife and regularly visited by otters, badgers, rabbits, deer and 70 species of birdlife (RSPB survey), including kingfishers nesting on site.
Thorney Lakes
Muchelney, Somerset
Campsites

Bowdens Crest Caravan And Camping Park

Approx 5 miles away in Langport:

A family run caravan and camping site set in the heart of the Somerset Countryside with Beautiful Walks and Stunning Views. Set on 14.5 acres of mature landscaped grounds and quietly nestled behind an impressive Blue Lias stone gated entrance.
Bowdens
Langport, Somerset
Self Catering Properties

Snowdrop Cottage

Approx 3 miles away in Huish Episcopi:

Situated in the heart of the Somerset Levels, Snowdrop Cottage is the perfect base for anyone with a passion for walking, bird-watching, cycling, fishing, photography, gardens, the historical and natural environment, and for the arts..
Wagg Drove
Huish Episcopi, Somerset
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Things to see and do, places to eat in Long Sutton

Photograph of The White Hart Inn, Somerton
The White Hart Inn

The Halfway House ( Dining / Pubs / Bars ). We are a country pub in the middle of Somerset situated on the B3513 halfway between the small towns of Langport and Somerton. We draw customers from a wide area who enjoy the benifits of a traditional English pub, good beer, good food and light hearted conversation. No music, no machines with flashing lights, no jukebox, no pool table and no television. The atmosphere is easy going and all are welcome. www.thehalfwayhouse.co.uk Link

The White Hart Inn ( Dining / Other ). Set in the centre of historic Somerton, the White Hart Inn is one of the town's oldest hostelries. It was first mentioned in parish records in 1732 but undoubtedly boasts an earlier heritage. The present inn was reputedly built on the site of the former castle-palace of Ina - king of Wessex (688 - 728 AD) - and according to popular tradition still incorporates features of 'The Castle' including an ancient staircase leading to a small room where King John of France was held prisoner by Edward III in the 14th Century. With certainty some of the present structure dates from the early 15th Century and wonderfully preserved barrel vaulting from this period still supports the ceiling of the landing and Conference Room.