Top Hotels Near Ashton Windmill in Wedmore from NZ$79

"The lodge was spotless and the host is lovely very friendly "

"Lovely spacious house, very comfortable and very clean. Host was very welcoming, very good communication and some lovely little touches. Would recommend and would stay again! "

"Lovely old building very nicely redecorated and lots of history. Staff and owner Ben are great. Good ale and tasty food. "

"Host Ren was very welcoming, the lodge was incrediable and exceeded our expectations. Hot tub was a really treat and loved by all! "

"Great stay! "

"Accommodation was spotlessly clean and superbly catered for us as a family. Lots more provisions than we had anticipated, making our holiday all the better. Ren is an excellent host. The hot tub is clean and pleasant, the site lovely and private. Highly recommend to all those visiting the Cheddar/Glastonbury/Wells area."

"We loved this please. Clean, modern lodges is a calm and quiet area."

"My husband and I, and our 4 children, aged between 5 and 13 have had a lovely week at these two cottages. Having our own pool was the highlight of the week for the children and the huge outdoor space where the children could play safely was perfect.Both Kay and Graeme were very friendly and hospitable.Having the separate cottage worked well for my 13 year old son as he brought his play station along so was able to have a couple of hours of his own time.We walked to the local village, Wedmore, which was about 1.6 miles away. The pubs were really nice, our favourite being The Swan. The George was really nice to as managed to get the football on for my son one evening. Everybody is really friendly. The children already miss Lily the resident dog. She popped along from time to time to come and say hello and have a stroke.Overall we would highly recommend this place as it’s great for the whole family "

"The cottage was a gem - excellently located and a delightful rural retreat. More or less everything we needed was provided. A couple of drawbacks, however: the owners' need for privacy borders on obsession, with one bedroom window frosted over and sealed shut (making a dark bedroom even darker), and the double doors also closed off, with a standoffish notice guaranteed to make visitors feel like intruders. Also, advertising a welcome pack on the website and providing a bottle of cider and a small jug of milk seems like a bit of a joke on visitors. Still, on the whole, great value for money and we wouldn't hesitate to book this cottage again."