Turks Hall, Bruton
Bed & Breakfast
“A very warm welcome from the owners. The room was cosy, the beds comfortable and the bathroom lovely. We learnt lots about the area from Caroline and David and were made to feel very much at home. Breakfast was phenomenal. As good as, if not better than any restaurant/hotel I've been to. We would definitely stay again!
If there is no availability, please give us a call on
Tel: +44 7807 193450 and we will see how we can help.
Bookings have a minimum stay of two nights.
Tel: +44 7807 193450
OUR ROOMS
Min 2 nights stay
Double Room
Double occupancy: £105 per night
Single occupancy: £100 per night
The bedroom is bright and airy with beautiful views over the roof tops; comfortable double bed with en-suite facilities, flat screen TV, a wonderful library, a digital radio alarm, hair dryer, tea and coffee making facilities. The en-suite is fitted with shower, heated towel rail, towels and toiletries. There is wireless internet access in your bedroom. Prices include a continental breakfast.
Twin Room
Double or Single occupancy: £100 per night
Single occupancy: £95 per night
The twin bedded room has a beautifully appointed bathroom attached (sole use of the guests). Prices include a continental breakfast.
Rooms are available from 4.30pm (earlier by arrangement) and we ask guests to kindly vacate their room by 10:30am.
OUR SERVICES
Breakfast
Continental organic breakfasts are served from 7:30am-9:00am.
Wi-fi
There is free wi-fi in all rooms.
Teas
A wide variety of Jing Sing teas are available for you to try.
Iron
An iron and ironing board are available upon request
Parking
Parking is on road in front of the house.
Restaurants
There are a variety of local restaurants which your hosts will recommend and book for you during your stay
GALLERY
Restaurants
Local pubs
THINGS TO DO * BOOK NOW
Bruton is a small medieval town in South Somerset situated in the Brue valley;
The Internationally renowned art gallery Hauser & Wirth Somerset is just a ten minute walk from the house with gardens planted by Piet Odolf. On the way go to St. Mary's church, the medieval Packhorse Bridge, Sexey's Hospital, almshouses,and ancient bartons.
Five minutes by car is The Newt in Somerset (previously owned by Penelope Hobhouse) a stunning country estate with newly restored gardens which are a joy to behold.
Visit Longleat House, Iford Manor and Messums Wiltshire Art Gallery. Stourhead Estate, Barrington Court, Lytes Cary and Montacute House, all owned by the National Trust , are within an easy drive.
Many footpaths weave their way through Bruton and the surrounding countryside, including the Leyland Trail and Macmillan Way and many walkers use Bruton as a centre. The town also boasts a lively high street filled with independent shops, pubs and award-winning restaurants.
RESTAURANTS; Osip, At the Chapel, Matt’s Kitchen (a great favourite and you take your own wine) Roth Bar & Grill, The Newt, The Sun Pub, with a superb Persian Menu.
There's so much to do and see in the area. The annual Festival of Arts, including the Packhorse Fair in May is a noteworthy attraction as are the Art Show, Horticultural Show and musical and theatrical productions. The Community Office, situated in the High Street, will be happy to provide local tourist leaflets, bus and train timetables and details of local events. The Bath and West Showground is only five miles away, while Glastonbury Tor, Glastonbury Abbey and the city of Wells are a short drive from Bruton. Bath is only a 40 minute drive or a direct train ride from Bruton station. Visit the Roman Spa, Royal Crescent and many shops as well as cultural and leisure activities. Weymouth and Bristol are also on direct rail links.
Places of Interest
Longleat (House and Safari Park)
Messums Wiltshire Art Gallery
City of Bath
Wells Cathedral
Stourhead Estate (NT)
Cheddar Gorge
Wookey Hole
Gardens
*these need early bookings
The Newt in Somerset
Hauser & Wirth Gardens
Montacute House (National Trust)
Lower Severalls Garden and Nursery
