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Find Cheddar Hotels, Cottages, Campsites
in the Cheddar
Area
Locate accomodation in the town and surrounding area...
 Arundel
House Hotel
Why
not stay at this privately owned Regency Building in the heart of Cheddar.
It offers a friendly helpful service and a licenced bar lounge where
a fire burns during colder periods.
The Arundel House Hotel is a privately owned regency building in
the Somerset village of Cheddar, at the foot of the Mendip Hills.
The area is famous for strawberries, cheese and the wonderful caves,
which are found in the mighty Cheddar Gorge.
Check pricing and availability for Arundel House Hotel
Other
Local Accommodation:
 Woodlands
Hotel
Just 2.2 miles from nearby Burnham-On-Sea, this characterful
13-room country hotel offers doubles from £79.
A haven of peace and serenity, nestling in four acres of wooded parkland,
at the foot of Brent Knoll. Woodlands Hotel, formerly a late 1800s Victorian
farmhouse, now provides comfortable, elegant surroundings for that relaxing
break you surely deserve. Its elevated position beneath the ancient
hill of Brent Knoll gives outstanding views and a sense of being 'away
from it all'.
Check
pricing and availability for Woodlands Hotel
 Laburnham
Lodge
Only three miles from nearby Burnham-On-Sea, this
65-room hotel offers spacious rooms from just £64.
Set in the heart of Somerset, just two miles off Junction 22 of the
M5 Motorway, Laburnum House Lodge Hotel has been designed with you in
mind.
All of its quality bedrooms are quietly located on the ground floor,
with all the facilities and comforts expected of a three-star hotel
(including welcome trays and Sky television).
Check
pricing and availiability for Laburnham Lodge
Also
see Burnham-on-sea Camp and Caravan sites.
Other
online booking services:
Cottages4you
helps you track down late available holiday cottages at over 9,000 inspected
cottages for holiday rental throughout Somerset and the West Country.
Late-Holiday-Deals.Net
Recommended for finding last-minute holiday deals, air flights and travel
bargains.
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