Location: Glastonbury
Top Hotels in Glastonbury
The 10 best hotels in Glastonbury, United Kingdom
Generally a quiet place graced with lovely terrain for strolling, Glastonbury is very busy in the summer because of its music festival. Best known for contemporary music, the festival has attracted almost 200,000 people in recent years (whereas Glastonbury's full-time population is only 9,000 or so). There are a number of historical monuments to see in the area, including Glastonbury Lake Village, Glastonbury Abbey and the Somerset Rural Life Museum. We can't say that the weather is always good, but on a sunny day you can't go wrong!
Restaurants in Glastonbury
1. Premier Inn Glastonbury hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1282 reviews
Myth, magic and the world's most famous music festival, Premier Inn Hotel Glastonbury puts you in the thick of things. Spend your day seeking out quirky shops or epic walks, spooky caves or stunning live acts - then return to us for a legendary night's sleep. Stomp up Glastonbury Tor in search of King Arthur. Go underground at Wookey Hole or climb high at Cheddar Gorge. Hear heavenly music at Glastonbury Abbey or rock out at Glastonbury Festival. Then sit back and relax in our tasty restaurant, spacious rooms and extra-comfy beds.
Staying due to dishwasher fire
Reviewed By RcBaker18Unfortunately due to an unexpected house fire we had to very quickly book a hotel, the staff at Glastonbury premier did so much more than was needed! They put a very stressed couple at ease. Thank you ?♥️
2. The Crown Hotel
Overall Ratings
5 based on 65 reviews
Boutique Hotel, Restaurant and Bar in the centre of Glastonbury
Incredible food
Reviewed By I787SGmatthThe food was fantastic and Alex was an incredible host. The Vietnamese spring rolls especially were a great starter. Would definitely recommend this place to anyone looking for a good meal in the Glastonbury area.
3. Travelodge Glastonbury
Overall Ratings
4 based on 625 reviews
Welcome to Travelodge Glastonbury, your Glastonbury “home away from home.” Travelodge Glastonbury aims to make your visit as relaxing and enjoyable as possible, which is why so many guests continue to come back year after year. Nearby landmarks such as Bride’s Mound (0.3 mi) and Glastonbury Tor (1.5 mi) make Travelodge Glastonbury Hotel a great place to stay when visiting Glastonbury. You’ll enjoy relaxing rooms that offer a flat screen TV, and you can stay connected during your stay as Glastonbury Travel Lodge offers guests internet access. For guests with a vehicle, free parking is available. While in Glastonbury, you may want to check out some of the restaurants that are a short walk away from Travelodge Glastonbury Hotel, including Gigi's (0.5 mi), The George and Pilgrim (0.6 mi), and The Who'd A Thought It Inn Restaurant (0.5 mi). Plus, during your trip, don't forget to check out an ancient ruins, such as Glastonbury Abbey. Travelodge Glastonbury puts the best of Glastonbury at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.
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Reviewed By Go581156We were there to attend a friend’s son’s wedding the staff at reception especially Kirk was very polite and helpful.The room was very clean The bed and the bedding was very comfortable,overall the experience was very pleasant
4. The Lion at West Pennard
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 254 reviews
A traditional 15th-century village pub with nine letting rooms all with en-suite showers and baths, recently fully refurbished to a high standard and awarded Visit England 3 star rating. New for 2018, two ground floor courtyard rooms with luxury en-suite wet rooms, easy level access. Great selection of drinks from wines and beers to ciders and spirits. Dog friendly. Only two miles from the world famous Somerset town of Glastonbury
First visit well worth the effort
Reviewed By ColandPipOur first opportunity to visit since it’s make over during covid. A nice luncheon for two, ribs with chips and salad, followed by dessert. A fresh pint of Cheeky Monkey or two. A warm welcome and friendly chatter with the front of house team. Definitely worth the effort of walking there. Walking back after was understandably more difficult but equally worth it. The menu is a little different in its content so be prepared to have to deliberate over the choices. There’s some wonderful flavour pairings on offer. The tempura gherkin was a revelation!
5. Middlewick Holiday Cottages
Overall Ratings
5 based on 550 reviews
Accommodation, Farm Shop, Retreat Venue, Event Space and Spa set within sixteen acres of apple orchards, paddocks and gardens. Located et at the base of Glastonbury Tor a short distance from Glastonbury town centre or a short drive to Wells, England's smallest city. Ten self-catering stone cottages that sleep between 2 and 6 people, 2 log cabins and 2 Glamping E-dens. Indoor swimming pool and steam room. On site farm shop and cafe. Spa facilities for both resident and non-residents. Yoga building and group space for day or retreat use.
Another fabulous stay!
Reviewed By SarahSadlerWe have stayed at Middlewick a few times - and it never fails to provide rest and restoration for myself and my family. The cottages that we have stayed in are always comfortable and clean. Our favourite is Tor View and also the E-dens. The available walks are unbeatable and reconnect us to nature. The site and staff are friendly and welcoming. And did i mention the spa and new farm shop. We have many precious memories of our stays here and Middlewick always has a little je ne sais quoi.
6. No.1 Park Terrace
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 69 reviews
No.1 Park Terrace is situated close to the town shopping facilities, within easy walking distance of the High Street and Glastonbury Abbey ruins. There is ample car parking space to the rear of the property. We are also close to a bus-stop for local public transport connections.
Great Place for a Night Away!
Reviewed By Ems192Stayed here for one night to visit Glastonbury. It’s no longer a b&b but had a fully equipped kitchen, essential items left for us by super owner Joanna and Morrison’s is a stones throw away if you needed anything. Spotlessly clean, comfy bed, perfect en suite shower room and easy walking distance from the town centre, leave the car and off you go, perfect! I think it might be closed now for a while for redecorating but wouldn’t hesitate to recommend or stay again?.
7. Healing Waters
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 93 reviews
Finding an ideal charming bed and breakfast in Glastonbury does not have to be difficult. Welcome to Healing Waters, a nice option for travelers like you. Close to some of Glastonbury's most popular landmarks, such as Bride’s Mound (0.2 mi) and St Benedict's Church (0.4 mi), Healing Waters is a great destination for tourists. Rooms at Healing Waters provide a kitchenette. And, as an added convenience, there is free parking available to guests. Glastonbury has plenty of Asian restaurants. So when you’re here, be sure to check out popular spots like Parvatis, Elaichi Tandoori, and Oriental Chef, which are serving up some great dishes. There is no shortage of things to do in the area: explore popular ancient ruins such as Glastonbury Abbey. Healing Waters looks forward to welcoming you on your visit to Glastonbury.
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Reviewed By katiecG5421BEA lovely and very safe place to stay on my own - ccomadatiin was calm and the meditation room was amazing. walking distance to all attractions - other guests where loud into late evening which was disappointing.
8. George and Pilgrims Hotel
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 614 reviews
Dating back to the 15th century, the George and Pilgrims has various areas where you can while away the day over a pint or a glass of wine or enjoy one of our delicious and freshly prepared dishes; our style of cuisine is classic British with a French influence and our menus change seasonally to get the best ingredients for the time of year. Our bedrooms and bar and dining areas all reflect our age and history.
Hmmmm Not Good Value for Us
Reviewed By TravellerOxfordThis historic, character hotel is rather let down by their restaurant… We paid around £165 for a flexible rate including Breakfast and booked to have Dinner with two friends that Sat night. When we sat down at 7:30pm we were advised that some items had ‘run out’ - some? It was about half the menu!! Yes it was busy weekend but it turns out if was actually down to poor stock control… Then for breakfast - I was denied a Cappuccino with ‘we’re too busy at the moment, I can get you one AFTER breakfast’. Pah - too late then! (And I can’t drink filter coffee). So if someone walked in off the street asking for a cappuccino - you’d say the same to them? I feel as Residents, we were treated poorly. After all - when you pay to stay somewhere - it’s not just for the bedroom you are paying for, but ALL the facilities the hotel offers. In truth the whole experience was not worth £100 let alone £165. Room no. 5 was excessively noisy with the constant sound of running water - the whole time?. Thank goodness for ear plugs, But a big shout-out for the professional, friendly Receptionist - Molly - who I watched sort out various things throughout the weekend - including us! Ta.
9. Chestnuts B&B
Overall Ratings
5 based on 41 reviews
Bed and Breakfast accommodation
The best B&B we've stayed in!!
Reviewed By becky4442014We had the most wonderful night at Chestnut B&B. The hosts were so welcoming and went out of their way to give us the most brilliant vegan breakfast selection. We had so much to choose from- fresh bread, fruits, berries, vegan cheeses, yogurts, 3 types of milk, 10 types of cereal. It was above and beyond! The room was spotless, bed comfy and shower excellent. The whole house just has a lovely energy to it plus it's only a 5 minute walk into the centre of Glastonbury town which was perfect. we couldn't reccomend this b&b more, and we shall certainly be back and will convince our friends and family to book too! Thank you so much to you both.
10. 8 Owls B&B
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
Our B and B is located on the High Street of this historic and colourful town of Glastonbury. The 8 Owls has the true flavour of an old inn, but with all the amenities of a modern boutique hotel. The central location of this ancient town makes an ideal base for day trips to much of what Somerset has to offer; historic monuments, beautiful countryside, the Georgian town of Bath and many more attractions. We warmly invite you to come and stay.
The cottage
Reviewed By 969ameliasStayed with my two children on a Saturday night. We used the check in details and our initial reaction to the accommodation was that it was wonderful. Very spacious, clean etc. The bathroom was a little disappointing with paint and a shower panel coming away from the wall. The kitchenette was well stocked with all you would need to cook meals for a longer stay (obviously minus the food). The trundle bed was a nice touch in the main 'loving' space. I've never stayed in Glastonbury before and it was somewhat of a last minute booking the Thursday before when I found a discount through booking.com. So I'll admit I didn't do thorough research of the area that the b&b is located in. (So taking some responsibility here). When we arrived I realised that it was literally right next to the Assembly Rooms (I had no idea what this building was used for), it was heaving outside the b&b entrance. I didn't think much of it as it looked like families - we went inside and I realised that the main bedroom window was situated right on the side of the alley next to the assembly rooms, again, I thought it would just be open during the day and that the massive amount of noise coming in to the room wouldn't be an issue. Until I saw a sign about an event that was taking place later that evening, so I did a quick Google and soon learned that a band or two were due to be playing that evening in the assembly rooms. From 8pm swaths of people were arriving. Loud, somewhat lairy and drunk. The window in the main bedroom has no purpose other than to block rain and wind. Every single thing taking place outside can be heard as though you are in the alley. The noise of drunken arguing, shouting, dogs barking etc went on til 1am at least. I may be wrong here, but I feel as though the owners should be making people aware either through their website (or third party websites) and when potential guests call to book a room that the b&b is situated next to a music venue. I also feel that some soundproofing and better quality windows wouldn't go a miss. My children and I barely slept. We then had to drag ourselves over to a pub to have breakfast (my fault for not checking that this would be the case, I just saw that breakfast was included and thought 'great'). I absolutely won't be returning, which is a shame as the accommodation itself is lovely, I just feel that there should be more transparency and communication regarding the neighboring buildings and what they are used for, particularly for family bookings.
