Freetobook in Wellington from NZ$181

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Our top choices for Wellington Freetobook

A large stone building with a traditional architectural style, surrounded by lush green fields and hills in the background.

1. Blackmore Farm

Bridgwater

Mary

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9 Nov - 10 Nov

A white building with a tiled roof, windows, and a sign indicating it is a hotel with restaurant and rooms.

2. Meryan House Hotel

Taunton

Sam

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8 Dec - 9 Dec

A bar area with a stone wall, wooden counter, and a black chimney. There are stools and tables in the foreground.

3. The Old Pound Inn

Langport

Curtis

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9 Dec - 10 Dec

A building with a sign reading "Lion Hotel" and "Free House."

4. Lion Hotel Exmoor

Dulverton

Maggie

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22 Nov - 23 Nov

A stone building with wooden exterior walls, a staircase leading to a balcony, and outdoor seating.

5. HILLS FARM STAYS

Axminster

"We were welcomed by Steve and Heidi when we arrived and shown to our room which was very clean and well laid out. Breakfast was superb, quality food and well cooked. The staff were very friendly. Parking was easy and on site. The Bedroom and Bathroom could benefit from a shelf to put toiletries on. We would definitely recommend Hills Farm and we will definitely return too. Steve and Sarah from Bognor Regis"

Steve

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9 Nov - 10 Nov

A patio area with a stone table and chairs, surrounded by potted plants and a variety of flowers.

6. The Five Dials Inn

Ilminster

Judy

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6 Dec - 7 Dec

A white building with a thatched roof, a white picket fence, and a sign indicating it is White Cottage.

7. The White Cottage B&B

Colyton

Trevor

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17 Nov - 18 Nov

A wooden deck with a table and chairs, surrounded by a wooden fence, overlooking a sunset.

8. Netherleigh

Axminster

E M

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11 Nov - 12 Nov

A cozy bar area with a Christmas tree, wooden bar counter, and a rustic ceiling.

9. The Blue Ball Inn

Exeter

Dave

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15 Nov - 16 Nov

A building entrance with a black iron fence, a pathway leading to the door, and a sign reading "Hillgrove."

10. Hillside Bed & Breakfast

Crediton

Alison

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11 Nov - 12 Nov

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Top Wellington Hotel Reviews

A stone building with a garden patio featuring a round table and chairs, surrounded by flowering plants and a cobblestone path.

The Old Dairy at Bishops Barton

Wellington

10/10 Excellent

Graham

A cozy dining area with a wooden table, chairs, and a bench. There is a fireplace with a brick wall and a large mirror above it.

The Green Dragon

Wellington

10/10 Excellent

Ian

A building with a sign reading "EXMOUR HOUSE - DUNSTER".

Exmoor House

Minehead

10/10 Excellent

Paul

A building with a sign that reads "Bath House Restaurant with Rooms."

Bath House Hotel

Chard

10/10 Excellent

Extremely good hotel with manager her friends and chef going out of their way to help. Chard is away from a lot of the major attractions but to those Brits that have cars and are used to the English roads, use this hotel. As an Australian I found the road system a bit intimidating but the people at this hotel more than made up for it. The breakfast is amazing with high quality local muesli and a great menu for the cooked section. Well worth it.

Bob

A bedroom with a four-poster bed, two chairs, a small table with a lamp, and a view of green fields through large windows.

Dunkery Beacon Country House

Minehead

10/10 Excellent

An elegantly appointed fairly formal country house in a beautiful rural setting, not far from a tiny small village. The rooms are comfortable and the hosts provide a great breakfast. Access to and from the property from the A roads was interesting to say the least. Single lane “roads” for the 2 miles either side of the property require a fair degree of both caution and concentration. Some parts will barely allow a car to pass. That said, it is worth the trip. Just do it slowly!

Paul