Crossways

Stocks Lane, North Wootton, Nr Wells, Somerset, England

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About Crossways

Crossways is a traditional Somerset Inn at the foot of the Mendip Hills. We offer spectacular views over the surrounding Somerset countryside towards the renowned Glastonbury Tor. The original Inn, which can trace its history back to 1704, has in recent times been generously and sympathetically extended to create a building in which the past is perfectly at ease with the present - an admirable combination of popular function venue, pub, restaurant and country hotel. Enhanced by its idyllic setting in an area of outstanding natural beauty and the attentive service of friendly staff, Crossways offers an ideal venue for business or pleasure, whatever the occasion. Please note: our hotel is undergoing refurbishment - this does not affect the guest rooms and public areas.

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