Lark Hill B&B, Hadspen, Castle Cary, Somerset
Lark Hill B&B offers homely B&B accommodation in a pretty part of Somerset, at Hadspen, near Castle Cary. The B&B is a great base from which to explore the many attractions and places of interest throughout the West Country, as well as being just a short drive from Shepton Mallet, Clarks Village in Street, Wells and the main roads to Bath and Bristol.
The B&B accommodation is completely self contained with its own entrance and provides guests with their own personal suite to relax in during their stay. The B&B accommodation includes a lovely double bedroom, well-appointed bathroom and a large, comfortable private sitting room with TV, radio and Wi-Fi connection. A second twin bedded room adjoining the suite can be made available if required. Children and sociable dogs welcome.
Breakfast is served in the family dining room or, if preferred, by arrangement in the private sitting room. Freshly laid Lark Hill eggs are a feature of the breakfasts as are other locally produced organic ingredients of a traditional English breakfast.
The guest suite is only a 10-minute drive from the A303 and is a great base for exploring the West Country. The several splendid eateries, galleries and gardens and National Trust properties to explore in the area make this a great choice for stopovers or lengthier stays. The area is also a delight to the travelling gourmet with excellent Somerset cheeses produced within five miles of Lark Hill. Local beef and lamb abound as do local ciders.
The B&B accommodation is completely self contained with its own entrance and provides guests with their own personal suite to relax in during their stay. The B&B accommodation includes a lovely double bedroom, well-appointed bathroom and a large, comfortable private sitting room with TV, radio and Wi-Fi connection. A second twin bedded room adjoining the suite can be made available if required. Children and sociable dogs welcome.
Breakfast is served in the family dining room or, if preferred, by arrangement in the private sitting room. Freshly laid Lark Hill eggs are a feature of the breakfasts as are other locally produced organic ingredients of a traditional English breakfast.
The guest suite is only a 10-minute drive from the A303 and is a great base for exploring the West Country. The several splendid eateries, galleries and gardens and National Trust properties to explore in the area make this a great choice for stopovers or lengthier stays. The area is also a delight to the travelling gourmet with excellent Somerset cheeses produced within five miles of Lark Hill. Local beef and lamb abound as do local ciders.
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