The Crown Inn in South Somerset

I’ve been a member of the gym for several months now and I couldn’t be happier with my experience! Simon and Gemma are incredibly friendly and knowledgeable, always ready to help with any questions or guidance—they’re dedicated, professional, and truly took the time to understand my fitness goals. As a person in their seventh decade, with a hip replacement, my trust in their professionalism and knowledge is vital to ensure my gym experience and activities are appropriate for me. Simon and Gemma have created a positive and motivating atmosphere, there’s a real sense of community, and that makes it such an enjoyable place to work out. I would highly recommend the gym to anyone looking for a great place to stay fit and achieve their fitness goals. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned athlete, you’ll feel welcomed and supported here.

It's cheap. But it doesn't mean it must be so low quality. You enter your room through cheap plywood doors, ones you install as a temporary solution on the building sites. Room was cold as old not maintenated rooten window had broken lock. And as it's a sash window, it was open throu the night. Standard heaters were not enough to keep you warm so you have to use privided by them - I kid you not - industrial blower. It's as loud as hair dryer and you are force to either sleep with it on, or wake up cold and possibly with a flew. The bed has dip so big on side side I rolled downhill somehow through the night from the ether flatter end of the bed and woke up with backpain. It was refurbrished by somebody who clearly either didnt care or had no clue how to do it. Mould in corners, cracks, not finished surfaces, absolutly cheapest possible materials and approach to build it. I mean, it's not hotel room but cheap cheap accomodation for workers. I was tempted by good pub reviews and hoped I found a good room in good price. Boy was I wrong.

After pre-ordering £50 of food I went to collect it, and asked for a bag seeing as there was so much of it. I was told they were 20p. I asked to pay this by card, they said no, not for that amount. I asked what I would need to buy in order to purchase the bag. They said that wasn't the point. The conversation apparently over, I waited for them to give me the bag. Instead, the woman simply said 'Shall I open the door for you?' Reader, I declined.

We had a very warm welcome at the White Hart. Our room was spacious, clean and warm - but it could do with some updating e.g. the basin had a crack in it, the shower had a bit of mould, and the shaving light didn't work. The decor looked tired overall. We had a very nice breakfast (again, the dining-room could do with a bit of redecoration) - but it was served with great enthusiasm and cheefulness!

Great menu, great food, great staff and lovely atmosphere.