Best Western The Swan Hotel

Sadler Street, Wells, Somerset, England

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About Best Western The Swan Hotel

Situated in England's smallest cathedral city, The Swan provides excellent accommodation and hotel facilities. The Swan makes an ideal base for exploring Somerset. Visit Bath, Bristol, Wookey Hole Caves, Glastonbury Abbey and historic houses. The privately-owned 15th century coaching inn faces the west front of Wells Cathedral, with original four poster beds and log fires. A combination of traditional and contemporary cuisine is served in the unique oak panelled restaurant. The hotel boasts 49 individually designed non-smoking bedrooms, courtyard garden, conference facilities for up to 100 delegates and provides the perfect getaway. Leisure breaks, romantic weekends away, weddings and special interest packages are all available. The car park is limited and operates on a 1st come 1st served basis. The hotel has been awarded an AA rosette for its food.

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