Taunton Luxury Hotels

"We stayed at this hotel as it’s well located for a stop off on the way to Cornwall. It’s very nice inside with contemporary decor and very comfortable rooms. Nice modern shower room. A bonus is the great buffet breakfast with lots of choices available - particularly enjoyed the excellent croissants and pain au chocolat. One key driver in ys choosing to stay here was the fact it has an indoor swimming pool. The pool itself is lovely although some may find the water temperature a tad too warm. The changing rooms are very nice, and, importantly really clean, with toiletries in the showers. Needless to stay we all enjoyed our stay and felt that our holiday had already begun which wouldn’t have been the case had we instead stopped off at a cheaper but less well-appointed travel inn. "

"Great stay on route to final destination. Ample car parking, great welcome, modern with suitable facilities like a 24 hour reception, vending area and bar. Hotel does bar meals and breakfast is included which was good quality and replenished regularly. Lady in reception, Donna was very friendly. Room location was great on the ground floor and probably the biggest hotel room I’ve stayed in. It had enough space for all of us - often when trying to book a hotel room for more than 2 adults and 2 children is impossible and you always get offered 2 rooms at double the cost so this was a pleasant surprise. Beds were comfy, good facilities and clean. There is a Harvester next door and petrol station, if you want to venture slightly further there is a bowling alley, McDonald’s, miller and Carter, beefeater etc as well as a b&m and sainsburys. Good location and was helpful for us on our way to Devon to break up the journey "

"Our second stay at the White Hart, this time with two other couples. A very characterful old hotel in a nice little town, convenient for exploring north west Somerset or into Devon. Being an old building there are some quite steep stairs and no lift but this did not cause us any issues. Breakfast was a good cold buffet. At the time we visited there was no chef (last time we had dinner at the hotel) but we all had dinner all three nights at the Bear Inn over the road (good food, wide menu, its own Black Bear brewery, tables reservable). A couple of other restaurants in Wiveliscombe appeared on the internet but had closed. Old building but kept clean. Appreciated tea and coffee making supplies being topped up. Dog friendly. "