The Hunters Rest Inn

A lovely welcoming place with excellent staff, food and rooms. The welcome was warm, the rooms very nicely equipped, some even with small balconies to catch the early and late sun. The location is very peaceful with just a small lane going past mostly with farm traffic. A good selection of evening meals and breakfasts is available too, all cooked freshly. Drinks are at reasonable prices and a good range of wines and beers will cover most tastes. All the staff are friendly and helpful and are a credit to Paul the owner. Looking forward to our next visit already

First visited the Hunter's Rest in April, a lovely friendly place, in the middle of nowhere (almost!!) and just what my husband and i wanted for a bit of R&R. The weather was chilly, so there was a beautiful log fire burning in the bar area. Everyone was welcoming....our evening meal was delicious. Plentiful, hot and very good value. The service was excellent. Our room had a lovely view out over a fishing lake, and there was a balcony, which would have been used if the weather had been better!! Breakfast the following morning was superb, cooked by the owner, we were told we could have anything off the menu, any combination and as much as we wanted. Alongside the full English, was kippers (don't see them on a menu very often) and an American style breakfast, of steak,hash browns and eggs!! I'd recommend a poached egg or two.....amazing! We only stayed a couple of nights,and said we'd be back....and we did go back....taking a couple of friends with us this time. The welcome was the same... evening meal and breakfast, every bit as good as before......no log fire tho We all had a great time...and have all said "we'll be back again". If you want a bit of rest and relaxation....this is your place. And if you want to do a bit of touristy stuff...Bath, Wells and Glastonbury are not far away. I'm looking forward to going back again.....soon.

Fantastic all rounder, the bar, the food, the hospitality, the staff and most of all the accommodation, fantasticfour poster bed, in room 4. Peace and quiet in abundance, apartfrom when the bar is busy. Stunning views also from room 4. Internetcommunication not the greatest because of the location . A must for rural R&R.

Lovely country pub with great pub food and drinks at competitive prices, with plenty of parking and friendly staff.........Cosy in the winter with the log fire on...in-between bath and bristol so handy to meet up with family in both cities

We stayed for 2 nights and it was faultless. The rooms were clean and comfy and had everything you need. The breakfast freshly cooked and excellent. The hospitality was exceptional and the owner bent over backwards to make us feel welcome and do all he could to accommodate us. I’ve stayed in a lot of pubs and hotels and I wouldn’t book anywhere else having stayed here now. Highly recommend.

We stayed with you from 6th -10th November in room 1 as a surprise break for my husband’s 65th birthday. The food we had at breakfast and the one dinner that we had was absolutely delicious. All the staff we came into contact with were lovely. We thought we would bring a few things to your attention in the way of constructive feedback. Unfortunately the housekeeping left a lot to be desired. On arrival we noticed that we had one very small bottle of bath gel, which was really only enough for 1 person, your description describes toiletries being in the room. We were disappointed to find that, on our return from a day out on the second day, no body had been in the bathroom at all. The towels were left where we put them, the sink had not been cleaned and we were not given any more bath gel. Also, there was nowhere to put anything in the bathroom, just one glass shelf to put all our own toiletries on, no towel rail by the sink and the bath towel rail was the radiator, which then made the bathroom cold. The bed had just about been made up, the cushions were left on the floor and the extra blanket was just left in a pile on the floor. Leaving the binoculars in the room was a lovely idea but when I went to use them, they cannot have been dusted for months. There was a huge amount of dust in the lamps and also in the radiators. We were also disappointed in how cold the building was. The use of extension leads with electric heaters in the room, did not make it very comfortable, or homely. I did read in your response to a comment last January, that your boiler was broken. I’m assuming that should have been rectified by the time we stayed with you. Although breakfast was lovely it was really cold sitting in the restaurant. The one small electric fan heater did not do much at all, we wondered why the heating wasn’t on.