Stayed here last year and thought it was quirky.Have to agree with Woodys review I'm afraid for this last visit!Anne really is a host and makes you feel welcome,especially with our dog,bowls and blankets treats and all.But I trod dog poo all in the place from the car park area which had lots of deposits left behind from her dog... More

Stayed here for one night when cycling through on my lands end to John o'groats trip. I was the only guest, which was fortunate, as the room I was originally booked into was at the front of the house and suffered from a lot of road noise. Anne the landlady was very happy to transfer me to a room at... More

Don't be fooled by the website, this is not 4 star accomodation, the b&b is in desperate need of a spring clean and maintenance. The breakfast is poor, the hygiene is also poor and several sauces and in particular the marmite is out of date! The rear car park is in desperate need of a big tidy up, the lounge... More

Myself and three friends stayed here as part of our lands End to John O'Groats cycle challenge. The room was great even though it had to accomodate four lads and the breakfast set us up perfectly for our next leg to Leominster. We were also given an alternative route to Bristol by the owner that allowed us to avoid the... More

A lovely place to stay, a warm welcome and a homely atmosphere. Great for people and their dogs. Good food and free parking, a short pleasant walk to all Cheddar has to offer.

Booked a room for a night at Arundel House due to Chedwell Cottage being closed for redecorating and the good reviews here on Trip Advisor. Unfortunately the positive reviews were misleading; the B&B was located smack bang on Cheddar's main road with lots of traffic and noise. The small, shabby room looked out onto this road, and the bathroom was... More

Good room and breakfast. A bit close to main road so morning noise. Very helpful landlady. Good location for restaurants in Cheddar along road towards gorge.

Firstly, this hotel is very easy to find in a fabulous location, right opposite a huge monument, away from the hustle and bustle of the actual main Gorge street but only a few minutes walk away. With the carpark at the rear of the hotel, arrival was made easy and so very welcoming with a cup of tea and home-made... More

My wife and I stayed here for two nights whilst on a Vintage Motorcycle event and found the proprietress a very welcoming person, even producing special food for our evening meal. Nothing was too much trouble for the lady. The hotel was very clean and tidy and well up to it's three star rating. Parking was at the rear of... More