Manor Arms in South Somerset

The room was freeezing and bedding and towels were damp, rip in the headboard, broken towel rail, we askd to move rooms because it was horrible and the lady said that she hated that room but it wasn't her pub!We moved rooms and at first glancy it looked better, then we started to unpack and there were dead flys all over the floor, drawing pins holding thr blind up and holes in the windows, dust where, my son started coughing and felt unwell so we left and drove home, at 10.45 at night frezing cold. We spent £65 on the room and were rotally disapointed by the accomidation and everything was locked up so we couldn't speak to anyone, we would like a refind as totally gutted as ruined our qeekend.

I spent three nights at the Manor arms and had a very pleasant stay.We had the only dog friendly room and paid £5 per night which I think is very reasonable as I’ve been charged that much on a campsite.A nice English breakfast and a comfortable room with satellite tv.The owner was very helpful and suggested a couple of places to visit including cider apple orchards a couple of minutes away and a good place to walk my dog.It’s located in a lovely village a couple of miles from Crewkerne.

A 4-star review became 5-star with the excellent Full English breakfast. Friendly hosts, nice room and a charming pub made it a good stay. A pleasant discovery.

A ONE OF TRIP FOR MY WIFE'S BIRTHDAY ,OUT OF TODAYS WORLD A SERIOUSLY RELAXING TWENTY FOUR HOURS ,RUN BY A YOUNG AT HEART COUPLE WITH A SENSE OF HUMOR AND A VERY SENSIBLE ATTITUDE TO LIFE .THE BEST BREAK I HAVE HAD IN YEARS ,FOOD AS YOU WANT IT PERFECT HOME COOKING NOTHING TOO MUCH TROUBLE, ROOMS VERY COZY AND SPOTLESS A PERFECT PLACE FOR A RELAXING STAY FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD FIVE MINS TO LOCAL TOWN 3 SUPER STORES PLEASANT CENTREPRICE TOO CHEAP WELL WORTH TWICE THE PRICEMOLLY TRAVELS.

Very disappointed with the room. Very icy reception in the pub when I tried to check in as I had my pet dog with me (I'd notified them in advance). When they realised I was staying the ice thawed, slightly. Food adequate I wish I'd not bothered and found a chain hotel that allows dogs like Holiday Inn.

The pub on the outside looked really loveli. Was a shame tyer was no wheelchair access. Also the bus stops had mo shelters!

Liz & Staff worked hard all day, (preparing food) put on a lovely spread for John's 60th Birthday. Worked hard all night (serving drinks) what a team. Thanks

A quiet local pub with friendly owners and decent drinks. If you're in the area be sure to go for a drink and a bite. Locals like this can struggle these days.

The Manor Arms is an off-the-beaten track inn in the Somerset countryside. I was there to stay the night before a wedding.The hotel is reasonably good value and the rooms are comfortable, but no more. They have been tastefully decorated but at the same time are a squeeze. It had a bit of a budget feel to it with the bathroom quite obviously crammed into an existing room.The night's sleep was comfortable and the beds were great; a lot of light came in through the curtain though so I'd bring an eye mask if that bothered you.Service was pretty good and the breakfast was very good. They were, however, unable to cope with us wanting to sit near our friends who were with us and I felt like we were intruding on them. I imagine large groups of people might be unusual.All in all it depends what you're looking for as to whether this suits. If you need space or modern looking rooms with all the conveniences this isn't for you. But if you're looking for a great value place to stay in the countryside, perhaps as a stop off, this suits just fine.

Nice little place for an overnight stay, the old style decor gives it a certain charm. Breakfast was good and the gentleman behind the bar was very helpful.