Hill View

Westonzoyland, Somerset, England

"Hill View is a fine detached house standing in its own grounds on the edge of the village of Westonzoyland in Somerset surrounded by green fields and gentle hills. Paeceful & relaxing location."

Things You'll Love

A stay at Hill View offers you:

* Friendly, welcoming atmosphere
* A high standard of comfort, service and hospitality
* A restful break in idyllic surroundings
* Central position for touring and exploring
* Easy access to 'Somerset by the sea'

Location

Westonzoyland, just half a mile from the site of the Battle of Sedgemoor, the last battle fought on English soil in 1685. It is centrally located in the famous Somerset levels with easy access to the moorlands, caves, gorges and coastline of this lovely part of England.

Despite the peaceful location of Hill View, the house is 12 minutes from junction 23 of the M5 and 20 minutes drive from the major route, the A303. The area abounds with scenic, historical and rural interest with the beautiful Somerset coastline nearby. Sedgemoor is a mecca for anglers with walkers, cyclists also well catered for with miles of largely level routes. Stunning coastal scenery and the Hills of the Quantocks, Mendips and Polden are all within easy reach and providing for all levels of walkers.

Owner's Description

All our accommodation is en suite and of a high standard. Our rooms are stylish, comfortable and colour co-ordinated.

We have a double/twin room, which has a superking sized adjustable bed (or twin beds) with memory foam mattress.

The rooms both have hospitality trays with fresh milk provided, bottled water, a choice of teas, coffee, hot chocolate and biscuits. The ensuites are equipped with power shower, wc, basin and a heated towel rail.

There is a television with DVD and Video playing capability and we have a library of films for you to choose from at no additional cost. There's a hairdryer too and ironing facilities if you need them.

We provide fluffy bath robes, slippers, and a range of toiletries.

The views of the surrounding countryside are stunning from all rooms. We have plenty of parking space and a pretty garden which you are welcome to enjoy. We also offer use of a sitting room with log fire in the autumn and winter evenings and a wide screen television.

Full traditional English breakfasts are freshly cooked to order and served in the dining room. We use local produce including our own home grown tomatoes whenever available. Local honey, home made preserves, local yoghourts, lots of fresh fruit and freshly made porridge are all on the menu. We will do our best to accommodate most dietary requirements as well as any particular requests for breakfast, if you can kindly let us know in advance. We would be pleased also to prepare a packed lunch for you at a small additional charge.

This part of Somerset has many excellent local pubs most of which serve good, home cooked food. Our own local - the Sedgemoor Inn has an excellent menu and serves lunches and dinners every day of the week.

Things You Need To Know

Please note we have broadband Internet connection which you are welcome to access, as well as a fax facility.

Directions

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Directions from junction 23 of the M5

As you leave motorway at junction 23 take the first exit off the roundabout at the end of the slip road - signed Glastonbury. Proceed until you reach a T junction where you turn right in direction of Bridgwater (A39). Carry on along this road (crossing over the M5) and take the first turning left immediately after re-crossing the motorway (Bower Lane). Take the next turning on the left (the road bends round and the turning you want is like a fork off the bend - only a few hundred yards from the start of Bower Lane) and continue along the road passing a pub on your left (called Bower Inn) and you'll come out at a T junction where you turn left following the sign for Westonzoyland. There's a long open road now straight into the village - you'll see the church on the horizon. As you come into the village - there's a sharp left hand bend by the village shop and then a sharp right hand bend past the pub (Sedgemoor Inn). Next door is the church. To reach Hill View you continue past the church taking the next fork left and then left again at the T junction. This is Liney Road. Just drive passed all the houses and farm on the left - there's a bend in the road past an allotment and then a short way further along on the left you'll find Hill View.

Directions from the A303

Leaving the A303 at the roundabout signed to A372, Langport you stay on the A372 for about 8 miles without turning off until you reach a T junction, where you take a left and then shortly after a right hand turn by the Esso garage signposted Bridgwater A372 to Aller and continue on to Othery. Here you will turn right and then immediately take a left hand fork (again signed Bridgwater) - A372 which takes you past Middlezoy. Continue on and you'll know you are near the village when you see the Go Karting on the airfield to your right and then look for the village name sign. Take the first turning right after the village name sign - this is Liney Road! Just drive past all the houses and farm on the left - there's a bend in the road past an allotment and then a few hundred yards further along on the left you'll find Hill View.

Other Information

Double Room including breakfast
Double occupancy from £32.50 per person per night.

Twin/Double room and breakfast
Single occupancy from £45.00 per person per night.

Special rates for 7 nights
7 nights for the price of 6 for a double room, double occupancy, £195 per person.

Special rates for 3 day weekend
Double occupancy £175.00.