AA The Hollies Hotel

Bower Hinton, Martock, Yeovil, Somerset, England

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About AA The Hollies Hotel

SETTING The Hollies is located in the delightful countryside of South Somerset in the heart of the English Cider making capital. Situated in the picturesque village of Bower Hinton, Martock and just half a mile from the A303 gateway to the West Country. The hotel is set in three and a half acres of landscaped gardens and is all built from the locally quarried golden \"Ham stone\". ACCOMMODATION Rooms and Suites have been designed & decorated with individual care and style and furnished to a high standard. All rooms are en-suite with bath & shower and have large colour television with satellite channels and VCR. In addition, adjustable central heating, direct dial telephone, desk, complementary tea and coffee, trouser press, hair dryer and mini-bar ensure all guests’ requirements are met. Rooms have a comfortable lounge area and all ground floor rooms have patio doors leading directly to furnished terraces and landscaped gardens. Broad band (Wi-Fi or cable) is available to all guests at no cost. THE RESTAURANT Our Restaurant occupies a major part of the original Principle house built in the 17th century. The 60 cover oak-beamed restaurant, lit by candle light in the evenings, retains many of its original features. Where possible, locally produced foods are used in all of our dishes. Diners can choose from a varied range of English and French cuisine, which is complemented by a wine list of fifty carefully, selected wines. THE BAR Boasting one of the largest walk-in fireplaces and open bread ovens, the bar has been carefully modernised to retain the traditional ‘Old Inn’ atmosphere. With its original oak beams, imposing fireplace and natural slate and wood floor, the bar offers a comfortable setting for a quiet drink and a wide range of fireside meals. Beer garden and extensive landscaped grounds are open all to guests. WEDDINGS Picturesque grounds and luxury accommodation create an idyllic venue for wedding receptions and private functions. With a choice between the 17th century restaurant and the elegant banqueting suite, wedding receptions are tailored to your requirements. Your wedding is unique and our professional and committed staff will help and advice on all aspects of you’re wedding and make it a special day to remember. THE LOCAL AREA South Somerset’s scenery is incredibly diverse with over 1000 miles of right of way footpaths and trails across the county. There are huge contrasts from the flatlands of the Somerset Levels to the green hills and vales with their golden Ham Stone villages. Somerset is a magical county with bustling market towns, arts crafts and traditional inns serving fine local food and drink. It is also the Heart of the UK cider making capital. There is a wealth of wonderful churches, abbeys and houses, intriguing Follies and classic gardens as well as the opportunity to explore the unspoilt countryside by foot, bicycle or horseback. Visit the dramatic Jurassic Coast, Exmoor National Park and Ham Hill Country Parkland and quarry. There are many local attractions and activities including museums, theatres, fishing, five golf courses, racecourse, and Cricket ground at the nearby county town of Taunton. Antique shopping can be found in Honiton, one of the renowned antique centres in the UK. Explore the outstanding natural beauty of Cheddar Gorge & caves or the Liberty Trail. Come for a break at any time of the year and you will discover the \"Secret of South Somerset\". CONFERENCE CENTRE The Hollies Conference Centre is Yeovil’s premier venue, superbly located just of Somerset’s main A303 trunk road. The purpose-built conference centre has been designed to provide the finest facilities creating the perfect environment for a successful and productive event. As you would expect from a first-class venue, the five conference rooms combine modern comfort and a good level of technology. Specialising in events for 10-150 our flexibility means that we can customise our facilities to match your requirements. For all meetings, conferences, product launches etc, we can offer experienced assistance to help you successfully plan and execute your event. 100% Free Internet Broad band is available to all guests using the conference centre and Hotel. Two large off road car parks provide ample parking. For full details please request a conference pack. BUSINESS Count on high-speed Internet access and excellent communications, with in-room convenience from speakerphones to data ports. The Hollies can be your 24-hour office and home, with a range of comprehensive business services that include faxing, photocopying, customer PC, express check-in / check-out. Meeting suites offer a confidential and professional setting. When business ends, why not entertain your guests in our first class restaurant or for more active relaxation there is an 18-hole golf course nearby. Flawless meetings, whether a confidential session, a high-profile launch, or exclusive incentive rewards - when every detail must be perfect, choose The Hollies. Count on unrivalled meeting spaces, with advanced support such as high-speed Internet access, plus unrivalled accommodation and excellent cuisine to enhance your experience. Every step includes experienced assistance to help you successfully plan and execute your event.

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