South West England Castles

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Our top choices for South West England castles

A historic building with a courtyard, stone walls, and traditional architecture.

1. Thornbury Castle, Relais & Châteaux

Bristol

Clare

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12 Oct - 13 Oct

An aerial view of a historic estate with a tennis court, manicured gardens, and a river.

2. Bickleigh Castle Hotel

Tiverton

alison

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12 Oct - 13 Oct

A stone castle with a round tower, a wooden door, and a small garden area with a table and chairs.

3. Orchardleigh Castle West, Orchardleigh Estate

Lullington

Teresa M.

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15 Oct - 16 Oct

A historic stone building with a central tower, surrounded by lush green lawns and trees.

4. Orchardleigh Castle East, Orchardleigh Estate

Frome

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15 Oct - 16 Oct

A stone building with a symmetrical facade, multiple chimneys, and a central entrance.

5. Welsh Gatehouse: Historical Castle with EV Charger

Chepstow

Marcus

includes taxes & fees

13 Oct - 14 Oct

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Top South West England Hotel Reviews

Mollie's Bristol

10/10 Excellent

"An absolute privilege to stay here"

The Z Hotel Bath

10/10 Excellent

"I’ll start review with the fact that my husband and I are very well traveled. He’s @ 50 counties and I’m in the mid 30s. So we’ve stayed in our share of hotels around the world. We look for the perfect combo of cost, location and cleanliness. This property hit all three perfectly. We had an interior room without window. This doesn’t work for everyone but we spend very little time in our hotel rooms. It was small but efficient. The hotels nightly wine and cheese was fabulous and only out done by its staff. Every employee we interacted with was exceptional and this is a rarity, in my experience. We would definitely stay here again should we return to Bath!! Thanks for a great weekend!"

The Bristol Hotel

8/10 Good

"Hotel itself is OK but the room I was in wasn’t great at all - the air con (or heating block) started to work at 6am with unbearable noise (that lasted till at least 7am, by when my Saturday morning hopeful long sleep was ruined). At night, as it is top floor, while I expected no one walking on top of my ceiling, it seems to be noisy with running animals (seagulls or rodents I don’t know) above the ceiling at midnight, which is a bit scary. Bed is very high by European standard and room is compact size. But I have to say front desk concierge was helpful with storing bags and pointing me at accessible toilet when the main one was cleaning in progress."

The Gainsborough Bath Spa

8/10 Good

"The overall appearance and experience within the hotel was excellent. The staff were good and helpful even if the barman made for awkward company. Sadly the spa facilities were a bit hit and miss with the sauna not really being up to temperature and the steam room being intermittent with its operation. This would’ve been okay if guests had unlimited spa hours and we could’ve worked around. But with only two 2 hour slots in the day within which to use the spa and for those two hour slots to be intermittent because of the immunity time it was slightly disappointing but a good stay nonetheless."

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