Brookfield House

16 Wellington Road, Taunton, Somerset, England

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About Brookfield House

Brookfield House is a family run Grade ii listed Georgian property located in the centre of Taunton. We are EXCLUSIVELY NON SMOKING and all bedrooms are en suite. Ian & Jill are the resident owners and extend a most warm and friendly welcome to all guests. We pride ourselves on an exclusively non smoking establishment. At Brookfield House we aim to provide high quality accommodation, whilst retaining the personal touch only a small family run business can offer. Whether you are on business, pleasure or purely a 'stop over' we will endeavour to ensure your stay is an enjoyable and memorable experience. The guest house is centrally placed for Musgrove Hospital, County Court, SCAT & Cricket Ground and the bus & railway station are within walking distance. We regret we are unable to accept pets or cater for children under 6 years. Free car parking available.

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