Globetrotters Lodge

73-74 South Street, Yeovil, Somerset, England

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About Globetrotters Lodge

GlobeTrotters Cafe Bar Restaurant & Lodge is a friendly and privately run hotel. We are centrally located for leisure & business customers alike, with Westlands less than 5 mins drive away. All rooms offer exceptional value, whether a single, twin, double or family room. Our high standards of comfort and hygiene guarantee all rooms are spacious and clean. Cots are available on request when making your reservations. We have an excellent catering team, which is able to offer the highest quality range of finger buffets, cold or hot fork buffets and one to four course menus, all to suit a wide range of palates and budgets. Our restaurant and bar also offers a main menu and lunchtime menu, with various special offers always available. We are happy to provide options for vegetarians, vegans and individuals with special dietary requirements. Some of the rooms are located over the bar (open until 2am on Friday and Saturday). Please be aware that the hotel does not have a lift.

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