60 St Marys Road
Basic-Double room-Ensuite
2 x Guest | 1 x Room
Free Cancellation
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Free Wi-Fi Breakfast
Free CancellationFree Wi-Fi Breakfast
Free CancellationMeare Manor
60 St Marys Road
Location
This hotel is located in Glastonbury. The nearest airport is Bristol - Weston Super Mare (BRS).
Facilities
Guests have a choice of 9 rooms. To ensure guests a comfortable and relaxing stay, the hotel provides various services and facilities, including a baggage storage service, a library, room service, a conference room and a business center. Wireless internet access is provided in public areas. A garden provides extra space for rest and relaxation in the open air. Guests arriving by car can park their vehicles in the parking lot.
Rooms
Rooms have a double bed or a sofa bed. Guests will also find a tea/coffee station included among the standard features. An ironing set is provided for guests' convenience. A telephone and WiFi are provided as well. Amenities in the bathrooms include a shower. The hotel has family rooms and non-smoking rooms.
Meals
There is a bar on the premises. A bed and breakfast package can be booked. An English breakfast guarantees a great start to the day.
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garden
iron/ironing board
library
luggage storage
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tours/ticket assistance
year built
Excellent
Based on 143 reviews
Amazing value for money!
Based on 143 reviews
rocket3dude
2018-02
Great one night stay, very warm, cosy and quiet. Welcoming staff, clean and everything we required for our one night. Awesome freshly cooked breakfast with many cereals, yoghurt, fruit also...
gertie46
2018-02
We stayed one night clean rooms nice linen. Breakfast was very good locally sourced ingredients, hosts were very friendly and informative. Our room wasn't quite ready when we arrived so we were...
14malabar16
2018-04
Meare Manor Country Guest House was originally the summer palace for the Abbots of Glastonbury. It was rebuilt in 1802 as a manor house, and in 1952 was converted into a residential home. Apparently...
