Manor Hotel, Yeovil, Somerset

Fully refurbished in November 2011, The Manor Hotel is located in the Somerset town of Yeovil with easy access via the A303. An Ideal base if visiting Yeovilton, Sherborne. Built in 1735 by local glover and merchant banker John Daniel, the house was known as Hendford House. After he passed away the house was rented out until 1927 when it became The Manor Hotel. A manor it may not be, but it is certainly elegant enough to be one. Today the hotel is a firm favourite with locals and travellers alike. You will be assured of a very warm welcome and great hospitality. Yeovil is the ideal spot from which to explore Hardy's Wessex. Nearby attractions include Glastonbury Abbey, Wookey Hole, Bath, Octagon Theatre, Cheddar Gorge and the Fleet Air Arm Museum of Yeovilton. The Manor has a large Car Park.

Find Manor Hotel

Leave the M5 at J25 – follow the A358 to the A303. Follow signs to Yeovil. Turn right at the first roundabout, go straight across the second, go through three sets of lights, go straight across the next roundabout then left at the middle roundabout. The Manor Hotel is 500 yards on the left.

Accommodation

The hotel has 42 en suite bedrooms, with a mixture of singles, doubles, twin and two four poster rooms for that special occasion. All rooms have TV, telephone, hairdryer, tea/coffee making facilities and Free Wifi . Some of the bedrooms are located in the old stables which are connected via an over head walkway.

Functions & Conferences

The Manor hotel has excellent function facilities - perfect for weddings, conferences and meetings - for up to 150 guests. The hotel has a wedding licence and your wedding ceremony will take place in our well-lit conservatory. The Ashdown Suite can accommodate a maximum of 50 guests, The Eliot Suite a maimum of 30 guests or we have the combined Ashdown and Eliot Suites catering for up to 150 guests.

Restaurant & Bar Menus

Relax in the traditional bar and conservatory and enjoy a great selection of tasty bar snacks and light bites. Real cask ales and speciality coffees available.

If you decide to dine in the Restaurant, you will enjoy a seasonal menu with a mouth-watering selection of traditional British favourites, from hearty main courses to lighter snacks, to suit everyone at great value prices. There is an extensive wine list to complement your meal.
In the warmer months you can sit outside in the garden or in the winter snuggle up beside our open fire.