Cheap Hotels in Glastonbury
Moon in the Apple Tree is located in Glastonbury, just a 2-minute walk from the town centre. Free WiFi access is available. Featuring a hairdryer, shared bathroom also comes with bathrobes. Extras include bed linen. Free public parking is available nearby. Local tours can be arranged by contacting the property. The property can offer vegetarian and gluten free breakfast options. Bristol Airport is 22 miles away.
Who'd A Thought It Inn is set in the heart of the historic village of Glastonbury. This traditional English inn has a restaurant and bar. Rooms at Who'd A Thought It Inn have simple, bright décor. There is free Wi-Fi, a flat-screen TV and tea and coffee-making facilities. Classic English cuisine prepared with local produce is served in the restaurant. You can dine out on the patio in the summer months. Glastonbury Abbey is just a 2-minute walk from the property. Shops can be found within 2 miles. Wookey Hole Caves are 8 miles away, while Cheddar Gorge can be reached in 30 minutes by car. You can go walking and caving in the surrounding countryside.
A. B&B - Glastonbury Hotel
St Anne's B&B Hotel
Living Waters Retreat House And B B Hotel
Featured amenities include complimentary wired Internet access and multilingual staff. Free self parking is available onsite..#Instructions: Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy Government-issued photo identification and a credit card, debit card, or cash deposit may be required at check-in for incidental charges Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges; special requests cannot be guaranteed . Minimum age: 18. Check in from: 4:00 PM. Check in to: 10:00 PM. . Check out: 10:30 AM.
Camelot Retreat Hotel
Belle Vue Hotel
The Market House Inn Hotel
Make use of convenient amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access, wedding services, and tour/ticket assistance.
Hotels in Glastonbury
When you think of Glastonbury, you probably think of fun summer festival culture. That's the tip of the iceberg in a region rumoured to be Camelot from the legend of King Arthur. As such, the region is twinned with Lalibela, a place of pilgrimage in Ethiopia. The town further claims an unusually high number of museums covering local heritage and points of interest.
Glastonbury hotels and holiday homes tend to get booked up quite quickly. Decide exactly how you want to stay: B&Bs, self-catering, boutique hotels, chain hotels or rental apartments.
Glastonbury Festival
Every year, thousands of people flock to Glastonbury for live music and comedy, theatre and circus acts. It's the largest greenfield display of music and the performing arts in the world.
The festival is held on Worthy Farm in Pilton, and usually takes a break once every five years to let the land rest. Glastonbury's own website describes the event as ‘like going to another country', and planning a visit to the festival is akin to taking a separate holiday.
Sightseeing
There's a lot more to the Glastonbury area than one annual event. The town's history and connections to English myths are visible everywhere you look.
In the ancient town centre, Glastonbury Abbey covers 37 acres. It's said that both King Arthur and Queen Guinevere are buried underneath the abbey. The abbey's visitor centre houses an award-winning museum.
The Chalice Well Trust & Gardens are shrouded in mystery, yet again linked to the Arthurian legends. In the middle of the landscaped gardens, the Holy Well is one of the UK's most ancient surviving wells.
For trips around Glastonbury and nearby Stonehenge, try Tor's Tour of the Tor. They also run tours in Cornwall and Scotland.
Food and drink
Have whatever you like for lunch or dinner. Glastonbury's high tourist numbers are well served by restaurants serving international cuisines and takeaway food.
As Glastonbury is in Somerset, you're never far from a traditional afternoon cream tea. Think dainty cakes, cucumber sandwiches and a generous pot of tea.
The festival's ‘hippy' atmosphere has resulted in several dedicated vegetarian and vegan restaurants popping up in Glastonbury. You'll be hard-pressed to find any local restaurant that doesn't have at least one veggie option on the menu.
Frequently asked questions about Hotels in Glastonbury
What are the best hotels to stay in Glastonbury?
According to our booking data, the most booked hotels in Glastonbury are The Who'd A Thought It Inn, The Glastonbury Town House and Moon in the Apple Tree.What are the most convenient hotel rates in Glastonbury?
Moon in the Apple Tree in Glastonbury offers one night in a double room at the price of £70.If I want to stay in the center of Glastonbury, which hotels shall I consider?
If you want to stay near the center of Glastonbury, you can consider staying at George & Pilgrims Hotel, The Who'd A Thought It Inn and Moon in the Apple Tree.120,000 Hotels
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