Eco Bedroom with king bed, en-suite & balcony

Based in the ancient lands of Somerset, this beautifully refurbished 17th-century alehouse in the small historic town of Wincanton has been restored and tastefully designed by Lynne Franks as a one-stop haven offering naturally healthy solutions to the stress, pressure and health challenges of modern life. For breakfast, we provide fresh croissants from a local bakery, and organic yoghurt and granola. You also have access to unlimited tea and coffee throughout your stay. Enjoy our nurturing, beautifully decorated vintage-style bedroom with a luxurious king-size bed and private en-suite bathroom. This charming room also has direct access to the sun terrace. Our peaceful bedrooms are named after the flowers that resonate with us as part of our commitment to nature and a natural, nurturing beautiful sleep. Enjoy our natural fibre, fair trade mattress; organic cotton sheets and ‘magical’ alpaca duvet and pillows. All our bathrooms have organic cotton towels with natural beauty products provided. Every guest has unlimited access to a range of Teas by Twist and Coffee from the chill-out room. You will also have access to our 'secret walled' garden a beautiful oasis of peace and tranquility. You will be able to access the Hub through our SEED Cafè. There is a lock pad and you will be provided with a card key which will allow you to get in and out of the building. You will have complete privacy during your stay. But please email us in advance to find out about our availability. Hub at No.3 is situated just off the A303 in the centre of town opposite the post-office. Next door is our SEED Store a lifestyle and wellbeing shop, carefully curated by Lynne Franks. Stocked with an eclectic mix of fairly traded colourful textiles, clothing and natural beauty products. Sourced locally and from around the globe. Wincanton is also home to a variety of shops, cafés, bakeries and take-aways. Tourist attractions: Glastonbury Glastonbury is a town in southwest England. It's known for its ancient and medieval sites, many rich in myth. Glastonbury Tor is a tower-topped hill linked to Arthurian legend, overlooking the marshy Somerset Levels. Once said to be King Arthur’s burial place, Glastonbury Abbey is a ruined monastery dating to the 7th century. Glastonbury is 22.9 miles away from Wincanton. Stonehenge Stonehenge is perhaps the world’s most famous sacred prehistoric monument. Based in Wiltshire, two miles west of Amesbury and 29.3 miles from Wincanton. Hauser & Wirth A renowned contemporary art gallery and award-winning Roth bar and grill. Which is only a 4.6 miles drive away from Wincanton. The Newt in Somerset Newly built country estate celebrating all things Somerset - with gardens, woodland, restaurants, shops and cyder press. The newt is only 4.5 miles away from Wincanton. King Alfred’s Tower King Alfred's Tower, also known as The Folly of King Alfred the Great or Stourton Tower, is a folly tower. It is in the parish of Brewham in the English county of Somerset, 6.3 miles away from Wincanton. National trust Stour head Gardens Stourhead is a beautiful scenic 1,072-hectare estate at the source of the River Stour in the southwest of the English county of Wiltshire. The estate is about 9.3 miles from Wincanton. By Road: Wincanton lies off the A303 road and is easily accessible from London and the East via the M3 and A303 from the North via the M4 and M5 and from the West via the A303. There is Free overnight parking in all of the Wincanton car parks and they are all within walking distance, Church Fields BA9 9AJ Carrington Way BA9 9JB Memorial Hall BA9 9JX By Rail: Local railway stations Bruton, Castle Cary and Templecombe are both approx. 10 minutes away. Local Taxi Services: We are happy to organise for a taxi to pick you up from either station with advanced notice. By bus: 667 - Wincanton to Street 58 - Wincanton to Yeovil Berrys coaches - London