NEED accommodation IN wells somerset?
Enjoy award-winning accommodation just outside Wells in Somerset. Located in the pretty village of Croscombe just a couple of miles from Wells, this beautiful bed and breakfast provides a great alternative to accommodation in Wells, Somerset.
The magnificent West Front of Wells Cathedral
award winning accommodation NEAR wells somerset
Since opening, The Cross at Croscombe has won numerous awards. These include twice being named ‘B&B and Guesthouse of the Year’ in the Bristol, Bath and Somerset Tourism Awards.
This accommodation near to Wells in Somerset offers
- Choice of five luxurious, ensuite bedrooms
- Two family friendly rooms – Chew and Mells
- Great food, drink and hospitality
- Self-catering accommodation available
- Lovely courtyard garden, ideal for eating al fresco (with fixed canopy for rainy days!)
- An historic building in a great location
- Free car parking with EV charging
- Private event hire
- A great base from which to explore Somerset including Wells Cathedral, Vicars’ Close, Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Glastonbury and much more…
Courtyard garden
the Cathedral city of WELLSÂ
Wells is a beautiful city. It is often referred to as, ‘England’s smallest city’ but that doesn’t mean that there is a shortage of things to see and do. Highlights include; Wells Cathedral, The Bishop’s Palace and Vicars’ Close (the oldest, continually inhabited residential street in Europe!). There are also plenty of independent shops, cafes and restaurants to enjoy.
The gardens at the Bishop’s Palace
Time it right and you could also catch one of the fantastic festivals in Wells. Among these are; Wells Comedy Festival, Wells Food Festival and the Wells Festival of Literature.
a great place to stay near wells in SOMERSET
The pretty village of Croscombe lies between Wells and Shepton Mallet. It has an award-winning pub and a beautiful church. Croscombe lies in the heart of Somerset, making it a great base from which to explore. Enjoy beautiful coastlines, picturesque villages, historical cities, family attractions and of course, the stunning Somerset countryside.
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