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Best Western Centurion Hotel
Charlton Lane
BA3 4BD Midsomer Norton |
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| Hotel Description: |
| *Hotel completely non smoking* The Best Western Centurion Hotel, renowned for its relaxed and friendly environment, is conveniently situated between Bath and Wells. It is an ideal base for visits to the unique World Heritage site of Bath whose many attractions include the Roman Baths, the splendid Bath Abbey and the Thermae Bath Spa, the magnificent Cathedral and moated Bishops Palace at Wells, Mystical Glastonbury, Cheddar Gorge, Historic Maritime Bristol and the many areas of natural beauty in the Quantock and Mendip Hills. Cubros Bar and Restaurant offers a traditional yet modern menu available at lunch time and in the evening and overlooks our parkland golf course. Jays Bar is family friendly and serves value for money fare. The property is attached to the Centurion Club which has its own fitness centre comprising a fully air-conditioned gym as well as steam room, sauna, spa, exercise pool and indoor family swimming pool and nine hole golf course. All rooms are non smoking, with en-suite, colour television, direct dial telephone, WIFI Internet access, hairdryer and courtesy tray. With a choice of six meeting/function rooms, our location and facilities make it a popular wedding and conference destination. |
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·From: M4. Exit Junction 18, take M32 to Bristol. Follow A37 (Wells) to Farrington Gurney, turn left onto A362 (Midsomer Norton/Radstock). Stay on A362 to Radstock (Don't turn at Midsomer Norton). At Radstock turn right onto A367, continue for a mile or so. |
| Hotel features/particularities |
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Lounge
Laundry service
Safe |
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Reception open 24h a day
Indoor Pool |
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Complimentary car park
Hairdresser |
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14 mile(s) from Longleat, Set within 900 acres of Capability Brown landscaped parkland, Longleat House is widely regarded as one of the best examples of high Elizabethan architecture in Britain and one of the most beautiful stately homes open to the public. In spite of the fears however the concept of a drive through safari park proved hugely popular and forty years on, Longleat Safari Park remains one of the country’s leading wildlife attractions. |
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17 mile(s) from Cheddar Gorge, Cheddar Gorge is great for walking and exploring the Mendips. For the Walker and rambler, there are numerous signposted paths and nature trails beginning in the Gorge and climbing to the tops of the cliffs giving splendid views of the Mendips and the surrounding countryside. Over 360 botanical species have been identified in the gorge and surrounding countryside.The rare Cheddar Pink is confined to the limestone rocks of the locality. It has single fragrant pink flowers which appear in early summer. |
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20.5 mile(s) from Stourhead House & Gardens, World-famous 18th-century landscape garden and Palladian mansion with enchanting temples, monuments and rare planting around a tranquil lake. |
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23 mile(s) from Bristol Zoo & Gardens, Bristol Zoo Gardens is a 12 acre site in Clifton that is run by the The Bristol, Clifton and West of England Zoological Society. |
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37 mile(s) from Stonehenge, Estimated at 3100BC, Stonehenge is located on Salisbury Plain just off the A303. |
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Cubros Bar & Restaurant, on premises, Bar/Lounge, International, Open for: lunch, dinner, Modern English, 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Monday to Saturday, 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Sunday |
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Jays Bar, on premises, Bar/Lounge, International, Open for: lunch, 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Drinks and bar meals |
| Further information |
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Number of floors: 1
Check-In: 15:00:00
Check-Out: 10:30:00 |
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AmericanExpress
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