B Martock

General Information

All the bedrooms are furnished in a co-ordinated neutral decoration. They are equiped with facilities of making tea/coffee, clock alarms, hairdryers and flat screen TV’s with freeview and a DVD player. The en-suite bedrooms are located to the back park side of the site looking towards the trees of Montacute Park (National Trust) in the distance. The single apartment with shower is on the side of the premises. The en-suites all have power showers, w.c.’s and wash basins. Breakfast is catered in the tearooms, in the summer in our marvellous greenhouse. Choice of breakfast consists fruit juice, fresh fruit, prunes, yoghurts, cereals, cooked items including conventional English breakfast and toast with preserves and honey. We cater snacks in the summer in the tearooms & park, when packed snacks are also accessible. As we are linked to the prominent TV Radio Toy Museum, the tearooms are uniquely enhanced with pictures and nostalgic items that will bring back memories of your favourite TV programmes. We are also can give B&B bookings combined with entrance to the gallery. 2 inns in the countryside give suppers. There are fine strolls some through National Trust grounds and woodland and the ensuite Ham Hill National Park. We are also on the South Somerset cycle route and have a locked region for cycles. There are a few National Trust properties and terraces to stay not far from including Montacute House in the countryside. The cottage and countryside were used in the filming of Jane Austen’s ‘Sense and Sensibility’. Other park amusements not far from comprise the Fleet Air Arm Museum and Haynes Motor Museum. There are several courses in golf in the region and horse racing at Wincanton, the beaches of the Jurassic beach are only 45 mins away. A new survey showed that Montacute is the spot where persons are likely to live the longest in complete of the state. Come & stay us & see what it's approximately this delicate countryside that makes it so unique.