The George Inn is a 14th century inn and Plaine is a 16th century building located immediately opposite The George, located in Norton Saint Philip.
Brendan
United States of America
Everything was a delight 😁 from the moment we arrived and were offered a complimentary drink, till we entered our room and soft classical music greeted us inside ❤️ Breakfast was excellent and delicious. The town 's location is perfect as it has a direct bus service to Bath. The unique historical aspects of the architecture is a special treat. We felt like we had discovered a gem 💕
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Yvonne
United States of America
Attractive, very polite and attentive staff. Delish breakfast gracious staff.
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Abdullah
Saudi Arabia
The room size is fair.
Beds are big and comfortable. The extra bed fit two kid perfectly.
Location is really good and bus stop is nearby.
Breakfast is basic
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LenoreS
United States of America
Traveling can be stressful. The second we stepped in, the staff put us at ease. Great service, the whole time. My husband is spoiled by our $10k bed at home. This was the only place that compared during our 2 weeks in England. Spacious rooms.
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Abbie
United Kingdom
A lot of reviews say that room 3 is extremely small. In my opinion, it is not that small. It is big enough for a couple with luggage. The room is nicely decorated and the bathroom is modern. The cafe downstairs is also nicely done. It is in close proximity to everything you would want to see in Bath.
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MitzieG
Australia
Spacious room with comfortable large bed. Windows were able to be opened to the garden and fresh air. Ample storage space and good sized TV. Bathroom was roomy with good hot water supply. Great hairdryer and bathroom amenities.
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Jemma
United Kingdom
Such a wonderful stay, in a lovely cosy pub. Very friendly staff, lovely food, comfortable & clean room. We felt very relaxed and our stay at The Foresters made our weekend. A lovely breakfast to start our day and then off to explore Bath.
Very photogenic village. We had a good walk around, and spent ages in one back lane, just looking at and taking photos of the incredible variety of plants growing on a very old stone wall ! The village has a Co-op store, though we didn't use that.
Anthony
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
A small picturesque village, the parish church is well worth...
A small picturesque village, the parish church is well worth a visit across the field from the rear of the George Inn. There are plenty of country walks in the vicinity and historic places such as Bath and Wells are within easy reach.
Paul Wilcox
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Ten Inn was great , not so keen on the Plaine , but the...
Ten Inn was great , not so keen on the Plaine , but the whole ambiance in the Inn was exactly how we expected it to be , the outside area was stunning, food okay but could be better. Staff lovely , not a lot in the village apart from
The Inn and Fleur de Lys . It’s easy to get around by car to bath and Frome
Fiona
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
I loved it.
I loved it. It was like going back in time to the 14th century. Everything was so authentic and gave a real feeling of living in those times. Our bedroom was large with two windows and views across the fields to the church and hills in the distance. The only criticism was the bathroom was very small and having to duck when coming out or suffer a bang on the head, but I realise they were much shorter in those days and they certainly didn't have bathrooms! We enjoyed dinner in the pub on the first night of our stay and a lovely breakfast the two mornings we were there. The staff were lovely and very helpful and happy creating a good atmosphere.
We used the park and ride into Bath and enjoyed a full day going to the Thermae Baths for the afternoon, which is a brilliant experience, a long walk round Bath to the Royal Crescent and an evening meals in the Crystal Palace pub near the Abbey. All in all a lovely short break which I would recommend to anyone who has an interest in history .
Rosemarie
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Lovely quiet area with beautiful countryside walks.
Lovely quiet area with beautiful countryside walks. Local pub’s overlooking the green and church with outstanding views also there is a coop in the village. Only a 20 min drive into Bath. Beautiful cottages in an idyllic setting. Loved the area and hope to return one day.
Steven
Cyprus
8.0
Scored 8.0
Small quaint village, 2 pubs within walking distance but up...
Small quaint village, 2 pubs within walking distance but up hill, and coming back you will need a torch as there are no street lights. There is a coop and a lovely farm/cafe shop, but this is a 5 min drive away. The farm shop is down a windy country road but well worth a visit and it has Electric car charging too.
Jacqueline
United Kingdom
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It is a beautifully renovated building, keeping the historical features. Lots of points of information about the history of the site. The staff were super friendly and super helpful, Lola was great. She really stood out, a real asset. The room, as was the rest of the hotel, was really clean and comfortable. Points of interesting history were outlined so you could try and imagine what it was like. It was a really amazing and fascinating stay. Loved it
The hotel was beautiful and quintessentially an old English country inn. Very well maintained and recently upgraded.
Wonderfully warm and cosy twin room with a stunning view across field to village church.
Breakfast was excellent, lots of choice, freshly cooked and plentiful.
Perfect location to reach Bath using the bus which stopped just outside and ran hourly. Beware, it was often delayed.
The staff were wonderful, we felt like family staying there. The room was amazing, with so much of the 14th century charm on display and cozy. The food was very good, nice menu and selection, and again, the service was great. The breakfast was also very good, with a very warm and welcoming hostess, who stopped to chat and share information about the hotel, the area and some history.
we stayed at the hotel on Christmas Day. arrived at the place just one hour before the closing time and they offered us the Christmas lunch on the house. That was very kind and thank you. we were impressed from the staff they were all very lovely and kind. the breakfast was lovely and the location really beautiful! highly recommended to everyone
Fabulous building. Very inspiring to see how the use of this ancient building as a hotel had been achieved without butchering it to suit modern requirements, thus ensuring maximum retention of the original building fabric and preserving the character of the place. A great example of conservation in action. The food and staff were excellent too.
The tavern is probably one of the most beautiful in the country, so old and stylish, a feast for the eyes.
The room itself was so rustic and cute. The bed was one of the comfiest ice stayed in. Id love to go back one day.
The lovely girls here amazing so friendly, a credit to the hotel.
Lovely historical hotel , the most typically English of bucolic views from the beer garden ( cricket/church, etc ) Great staff, dinner top quality, and the breakfast is just outstanding...
Fantastic and historic hotel with loads of character. Room to match.
Breakfast was excellent, dinner very good but!
Staff excellent and very friendly, especially the lady from Italy.
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