The Walnut Tree

Fore Street, West Camel, Yeovil, Somerset, England

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About The Walnut Tree

In it's picturesque settings the Walnut Tree is only half a mile off the a303 & short drives from Yeovil and Sherborne. The Walnut Tree is a family run hotel which prides itself on its reputation for its quality food and luxurious bedroom The Walnut Tree is a family run hotel which has thirteen beautiful luxurious bedrooms and two Restaurants to dine in. The a la Carte is the more traditional of the two restaurants and within its softly candlelit atmosphere and with its own trademark dishes which people have come to love over the last nineteen years. The Rosewood Restaurant for that extra pampering evening, is set in the beautiful white linen tables offers a mixture of modern English and French Cuisine. Although only half a mile from the A303, it is situated in picturesque settings with tranquil surroundings, is full of attractive charm with traditional character inside and out, is conveniently situated a short drive from popular surrounding towns of Sherborne, Yeovil and Wincanton.

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