Devonshire Arms

Long Sutton, Langport, Somerset, Somerset, England

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About Devonshire Arms

You will find a warm and personal welcome to the lush Somerset countryside at the Devonshire Arms, a grade II listed former hunting lodge, set on an idyllic village green. Step inside and you will find an unexpectedly contemporary style. All bedrooms are individually designed with the finishing touches you would expect from a private hostel. Relax by the fire with a local ale or cider before dining from our locally sourced restaurant or bar menu. The perfect way to unwind in the evening. There is a private dining room for different functions, and you can also drink and dine al fresco in our courtyard, large walled garden or overlooking the green at the front.

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