Places to stay in Somerton, Somerset

Somerton is a small town in South Somerset. It is situated on the River Cary, near Yeovil, Street and Glastonbury. Somerton has a wide market square surrounded by old stone houses and an octagonal, roofed Market Cross as a focal point at the centre. Places to eat in the region include Peking House, Aysha’s Indian Restaurant, The Full Bean Cafe, and Buttercross Tearooms.

The center of Somerton ( which is at is longitude -2°44'1.6367 and latitude 51°3'18.399 ) is located 3 miles away from Long Sutton, 3 miles away from Compton Dundon, 5 miles away from Long Load and 5 miles away from Langport.

Available Somerton lodging

We currently have 12 accommodations in and around Somerton.

Somerton Hotels, B&Bs and Guest Houses

Hotels

Northover Manor Hotel

Approx 5 miles away in Yeovil:

The hotel has been refurbished combining traditional elements with modern comforts blending flagstone floors with period colours and using cosy couches and armchairs to create a relaxed ambience..

Northover

Yeovil, Somerset

Bed & Breakfasts

Orchard Barn

Approx 5 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

Bed & Breakfasts

The Lynch Country House

The Lynch Bed & Breakfast and self catering is the perfect base for exploring the Somerset levels. We are just 40 minutes from the fabulous Jurassic coast, beautiful countryside, grand houses and gardens, national treasures, great places to eat, drink and ...relax..

4 Behind Berry

Somerton, Somerset

Hotels

Langport Arms Hotel

Approx 5 miles away in Langport:

The hotel was originally built as a private house in 1420. Although it has been greatly extended and dramatically changed over the years much of the original building remains the same. From the 16th century the building was used as an inn and was then known as The Swan.

Cheapside

Langport, Somerset

Bed & Breakfasts

Somerton Court Country House

Somerton Court is the home of Owen and Pauline Stephens and their son Cameron. This historic house is set in stunning parkland. It is hard to imagine a more attractive setting for visiting, staying in or hosting functions. Somerton Court is surrounded by beautiful lawns and gardens.

Somerton Court

Somerton, Somerset

Hotels

Cleers View Farm

Cleers View Farm Bed & Breakfast is a spacious, modern bungalow set on a working arable farm just outside Somerton, the ancient capital of Wessex. We are situated on the edge of the Somerset Levels between Somerton and Langport, and within easy reach of Glastonbury, Wells, Taunton and Yeovil..

Somerton Hill

Somerton, Somerset

Bed & Breakfasts

Cross Keys Inn

Somerton, Somerset

Hotels

Long Orchard House

Station Path

Somerton, Somerset

Bed & Breakfasts

Austen Cottage

High Street

Somerton, Somerset

Somerton Camping, Caravans, Self Catering

Campsites

Thorney Lakes And Caravan Park

Approx 5 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

Self Catering Properties

Snowdrop Cottage

Approx 4 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

Self Catering Properties

Blue Lias

Approx 5 miles away in Street:

61 Stone Hill

Street, Somerset

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Things to see and do, places to eat in Somerton

The White Hart Inn

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.