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Best hotels in Wells, Great Britain

The Ancient Gatehouse

rates from

GBP 70

Address: 20 Sadler St, Wells
0.1 km from Wells center (hotel on the map)
Hotel rating from 147 guests: 7.8

Just yards away from the ancient market place, the hotel reflects authentic period charm with its centuries-old spiral stone staircase and quaint little passages. … Prices, discounts & booking

Best Western Plus Swan Hotel

rates from

GBP 90

Address: Sadler Street, Wells
0.1 km from Wells center (hotel on the map)
Hotel rating from 169 guests: 8.5

The hotel boasts 49 individually designed non-smoking bedrooms, courtyard garden, conference facilities for up to 100 delegates and provides the perfect getaway. … Prices, discounts & booking

Beltane Bed and Breakfast

Address: Dulcote, Wells
Hotel rating from 26 guests: 9.6

Just 20 minutes’ walk from the cathedral city of Wells, Beltane Bed and Breakfast features a private garden with outdoor seating, and free on-site parking. … Prices, discounts & booking

The White Hart Hotel

rates from

GBP 63.75

Address: Sadler Street, Wells
0.1 km from Wells center (hotel on the map)
Hotel rating from 121 guests: 7.5

Situated in the city centre, the hotel is a great base from which to discover historic Wells and the surrounding areas of beauty and interest in Somerset. … Prices, discounts & booking

Swan Mews

rates from

GBP 119.5

Address: Sadler Street, Wells
0.05 km from Wells center (hotel on the map)
Hotel rating from 17 guests: 7.9

Limited parking is available at the Swan Hotel. Swans Mews is an easy drive from Wookey Hole Caves, Cheddar Gorge, Longleat and Clarks Shopping Village. … Prices, discounts & booking

The Crown at Wells, Somerset

rates from

GBP 50

Address: Market Place, Wells
0.05 km from Wells center
Hotel rating from 315 guests: 8.5

Anton's Bistrot restaurant serves local produce in a variety of dishes and has a wide range of wines to choose from. … Prices, discounts & booking

Wookey Hole Hotel

rates from

GBP 39.99

Address: Wookey Hole, Wells
2.6 km from Wells center (hotel on the map)
Hotel rating from 581 guests: 8.3

The spacious rooms at the Wookey Hole Hotel all feature flat-screen TV, DVD players, and artwork from local artists. … Prices, discounts & booking

Stoberry House

rates from

GBP 85

Address: Stoberry Park, Wells
1.1 km from Wells center (hotel on the map)
Hotel rating from 59 guests: 9.7

You can relax in the indoor and outdoor seating areas, mixing with other guests or enjoying some privacy. … Prices, discounts & booking

Beryl Country House

rates from

GBP 85

Address: Hawkers Lane, Wells
1.5 km from Wells center (hotel on the map)
Hotel rating from 105 guests: 9.4

Experience a stay for luxury bed and breakfast at 'Beryl' with Holly Nowell and her daughter Mary-Ellen in… Prices, discounts & booking

Bowlish House

rates from

GBP 80

Address: Wells Road, Shepton Mallet
6.5 km from Wells center (hotel on the map)
Hotel rating from 60 guests: 8.9

In the morning, a full English breakfast is served. Lunch, afternoon tea and dinner are available daily. … Prices, discounts & booking

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Travel guide to the famous neighbour of Wells - Cardiff

Cardiff topics

Is you decide to visit Cardiff do not expect to see something great and sophisticated that is a usual characteristic of capitals. The city was recognized as a capital only officially but it still remained a small town.
In fact the official status of being a capital did not help the city much, though the city has always been life, full of music and had a bright and colorful nightlife that was mainly due to a great number of students in its universities.

Situated on the narrowest part of the south Wales coastal plain, Cardiff had a crucial strategic importance in the wars between the Normans (who had occupied lowland Wales) and the Welsh who maintained their hold on the uplands. As a result Cardiff claims to have the largest concentration of castles of any city in the world. As well as Cardiff Castle and Castell Coch, the remains of Twmpath Castle, the Llandaff Bishop's Palace and Saint Fagans Castle are still in existence, whilst the site of Treoda (or Whitchurch Castle) has now been built over.

Cardiff Bay has greatly changed from its past as the world's largest coal exporting port to a modern sport and leisure complex. It has got much to offer for those who prefer active rest to passive one and vice versa as one can go in for some kinds of sports there and have pleasure in watching championships. These are only some of places that are worth seeing if you visit the city: Capitol Centre. St. David's Shopping Centre, Techniquest, Cardiff Bay Wetlands Reserve, Queens Arcade Shopping Centre, Llanishen Leisure Centre and Cardiff Market.
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