The Alex Lodge

16 South Western Terrace, Yeovil, Somerset, England

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About The Alex Lodge

The Alex Lodge is the ideal venue for business & pleasure visitors alike. Ideal town centre location opposite the Yeovale leisure complex and in close proximity to Yeovil Town Football Club. The Alex represents a discerning blend of quality & value. It is also within walking distance of all the towns other amenities. At simply unbelievable low prices with no hidden extras, all our rooms offer exceptional value for money, whether you require a single, double, twin, triple or family room, we aim to offer all our guests comfort & value in a relaxed environment. The relaxed and friendly atmosphere of the bar adjacent is available to our guests everyday. Unfortunately the hotel does not have a lift.

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