Coxley Vineyard Hotel Limited

Coxley, Wells, Somerset, England

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About Coxley Vineyard Hotel Limited

Built around a suntrap courtyard in the heart of four acres of grapevines. This small, charming hotel has a Mediterranean ambiance. A small, charming, family-run hotel with a Mediterranean feel, suntrap courtyard and open air heated swimming pool in relaxing surroundings. All bedrooms with en suite facilities. Fully licensed restaurant. Popular venue for wedding receptions, corporate functions, and private functions. Situated on the outskirts of Wells, Somerset, provides a central location for both business persons and the tourist. Easy road access and plentiful free parking. AA two star rating.

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