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The village was quiet and peaceful. The hotel was terrible the TV didn’t work the drains were blocked in the shower and hand basin, the corridors smelled of dogs. The continental breakfast was a joke. When I complained to the manager he said he would give me a refund but I still haven’t received it. I have emailed the hotel and left numerous messages but they never responded to any calls this is very unprofessional the least any good management team can do is reply to a complaint.

Lovely flat in great location , very easy to find and enter property (slight musty smell on entering the flat - but not too bad ! ) . Stairs leading to first floor with open plan kitchen/lounge/diner ,double bedroom and a cupboard with board games , ironing board,cleaning stuff , spare toilet rolls etc Well equipped kitchen , new utensils and coffee machine with pods etc. stairs to second floor with modern bathroom and second bedroom ( twin beds ) , and en-suite - a little dated , . Bedroom has door leading to roof terrace which we didn’t use only because after being out all day it was dark when we got back , but is a nice addition to the flat . The Lamb pub over the road is excellent, lovely food and ambience and whilst we heard noise/ chatter one evening from the pub we had our windows wide open , everyone was sitting outside ( warm evening ) and we didn’t have the TV on, so perhaps that is why . We didn’t find it a problem - Places to visit :- Clevedon- Victorian seaside town , away from hustle &bustle Mells , really pretty , small walled garden, fab pub Port Talbot - need to book 2 weeks in advance if you want Sunday lunch ! Wedmore - if passing through, again small but pretty village Wells , Glastonbury, Cheddar We are carboot fans so if this is your thing BASC Rugby club at Berrow/ Burnham on Sea Saturdays 12pm Cheddar - Sundays , need to get that at 6..30am if you want to get the bargains !! Overall we found everything to be very positive about the flat and excellent value for money . Fab location , Axbridge very pretty village and great location to get to towns and the coast . Only niggles would be the slight musty smell and when we did finally did sit down on the sofa after a long day out we didn’t find it very comfortable 🥴.

Axbridge is a beautiful town that I have visited on many occasions. The Lamb Public House is a really good place for a drink and for eating. The menu is varied and the foods is a very high standard. The Oakhouse Hotel provides bed and breakfast and is situated on the square. It is best to have a car for travelling as public transport is not often. Parking is free and the long stay car park is very close. There is also a short stay car park and some parking spaces on the main square. Axbridge has an amazing reservoir that is great for walking around, especially if you have a dog.

Axbridge, is a stunning, medieval village close to Cheddar Gorge. There is a reservoir which is good for walking. The Oak House in an inn which forms part of the village square. Parts of the inn are very old: there is an eleventh century well in the function room. If visiting Cheddar Gorge, it's a good idea to get there before 10.00, when everything opens, because the parking areas are quite small. Reasonable parking fee of £6 for the day. The little cafe at the Cheddar Gorge was able to provide a gluten and dairy-free cream tea. There is a dearth of inns and b&bs in this area which was why we chose Axbridge.

A very friendly small town, if time permits we will try to stay again. It is set in a lovely area with a feeling of welcome . ,The Fish and chips served up for dinner at the Hotel ,some of the best I have ever had.. & the staff in the hotel & other shop,s nothing to much trouble so helpful. Thank you

A lovely medieval town with everything you would need to for venturing out or staying local. Great pubs and history on your door step. Parking with 2 mins away in a free 48hr car park, so again ideal.