Comfort and Value
Get a good nights rest at a great price...
Get a good nights rest at a great price...
Get a good nights rest at a great price...
and wake up refreshed to discover the area around The Faulkland Inn which is teeming with interesting sights.
Get a good nights rest at a great price...
Get a good nights rest at a great price...
Great comfort and value, and you will find a friendly welcome too with knowledgeable advice on where to go and what to do. Just a few ideas are here.
Get a good nights rest at a great price...
IMPORTANT: All our rooms are only accessible via a staircase so you need to be reasonably active to access them.
nearby to the faulklandi
Cider connoisseurs: You'll find this Inn most sweet indeed.
Tuckers Grave Inn is a traditional cider house and one of the oldest in Somerset.
Its doors first opened to thirsty travellers over 200 years ago, its steeped in local history, preserved in time and pickled in cider.
Somerset’s best kept secret
Wander at will through our Lavender Garden where we trial over 20 varieties of Lavender. Breathe in the scent and notice the differing qualities of each plant, then rest awhile in the Rose Arbour. In the Lavender Field, see over five acres of Lavender, walk through the field and absorb the sight of more than 50,000 Lavender plants with bees humming, collecting pollen to make our honey.
Take in the wonderful scent.
at RADSTOCK MUSEUM
This award winning Museum celebrates the history of the Somerset Coalfield in the Victorian era.
With galleries on two floors you can learn about blacksmithing, coal mining, shoe and boot making, printing and local breweries. You can experience, through VR technology, a trip down a coal mine. We have displays of fossils and local geology, agriculture and the local S&D railway.
Lots to entertain and absorb both adults and children.
Follow the waterside path around this reservoir on this easy circular walk in Somerset. There is a good footpath running around the perimeter with parking available at the south eastern end. It's a lovely spot with sailboats on the water and beautiful countryside and woodland surrounding the water. It's about two miles around the reservoir so it makes for a nice afternoon stroll.
It's easy to extend your walking in the area with the spectacular Cheddar Gorge and the delightful Strawberry Line route nearby.
Just to the west of the reservoir you can climb across Wavering Down on the West Mendip Way and visit the beautiful Crook Peak. From here you can enjoy wonderful views towards the coast and into Wales.
http://www.gps-routes.co.uk/routes/home.nsf/routeslinkswalks/cheddar-reservoir-walking-route
Cheddar & Wookey Hole caves
