The Devonshire Arms
Pub with rooms in Long Sutton, Somerset
From £95 per night
Curator's notes:
- Grand looking hunting lodge
- Located on the edge of Somerset Levels
- Innovative, locally sourced menu
- Stunning walled garden
Rooms from
Doubles: £95
Good to know
- Most major credit cards accepted, Amex not accepted
- Parking available
- Private and alfresco dining
Family
favourite
Families are very welcome at The Devonshire Arms - a number of
bedrooms have an interconnected door and cots are available,
too.
Outdoor
adventures
Lying deep within the rolling countryside of Somerset and within
handy reach of the famous Levels, there's plenty of gorgeous
walking on the inn's doorstep.
A touch of
culture
From Barrington Court to Montacute House, get lost exploring one of
the area's many stunning country piles.
Events and
celebrations
The former stable is a smart private dining space and can
accomodate up to 14 seated guests.
Rooms
The majority of the bedrooms rooms are up on the first floor of The Devonshire Arms with two ground-floor options in the little cottage at the rear. With mellow tones and homely furniture, all rooms exude a soothing quality - perfect for those craving some downtime. Many have charming views over the village green and church, and two have free-standing baths. For breakfast, expect freshly-baked croissants and generous full English's with organic bacon and sausages.
Restaurant & bar
With a menu rich in local gems and foraged-fare, the kitchen delights in putting together a stylish seasonal menu - and their culinary offerings have won The Devonshire Arms a place in both the Waitrose Good Food Guide and the Michelin Pub Guide. There is a focus on updating British classics with an international twist, and plenty of delectable options to suit every taste and budget. During the summer, the courtyard tables and lawned terraced garden fill up when barbecue season is in full swing.
There are plenty of options from the Butcombe Brewery in local Wrington always on offer, as is Harry's cider, brewed here in the village. For those wanting something a little stronger, why not try some Somerset cider brandy, brewed a mere three and a half miles down the road. The wine list has useful little tasting notes to give an idea of style, with a small but perfectly formed selection available by the glass.
Private dining
The former stable is a smart private dining space for up to 14 seated guests, and there is no shortage of outside space in the rear courtyard and walled terraced garden.
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