The Battleborough Grange Hotel & Restaurant

Bristol Road, A38, Brent Knoll, Somerset, Somerset, England

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About The Battleborough Grange Hotel & Restaurant

This hotel and restaurant rest under the historic Brent Knoll, conveniently located off the M5 and near the town of Burnham-on-Sea. This country hotel is set in picturesque landscaped grounds, offering superb views of the Somerset Levels and Glastonbury, with Tor visible in the distance. The history of Battleborough dates back to the Doomsday Book, with numerous references to the village of Brent Knoll. The iron-age fort can be viewed from the top of knoll, reached by National Trust footpaths. Choose from a standard country double or twin rooms. For those who desire extra pampering, the also has four-poster beds with jacuzzi baths. Treat yourselves even further with a stay in the decadent Mendip Suite. The friendly, welcoming staff are part of the reason why so many guests return to The Battleborough Grange Hotel.

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