The Plume Of feathers in North Somerset

I would like to make you aware of the terrible treatment I received from this property. My plane landed in the early hours of October 21st. I immediately rang them to inform them of my arrival time. A woman answered (the proprietor) and was absolutely horrible and rude towards me. She angrily told me that they tried to call me 5 times. I was on a plane when they were trying to call me. She basically told me “I’m in bed now so tough luck”. I thought this was a disgusting way to treat me and as a result, my only option was to sleep in my car. When I told her that I expected a full refund, she told me that I am entitled to nothing as I did not give 48 hours notice (how ridiculous when I did want to stay there). She could not be bothered about the fact that it meant I had nowhere to sleep. Utterly vile human and appalling customer service!!!

Friendly polite atmosphere. Highly recommend. Stayed for 1 night for a wedding so enjoyed the full English breakfast. Staff could not do enough. Even gave us a lift to the Aldwick estate to retrieve our car. A*

Stopped for a quick pint after a walk. Good choice of ales and ciders, missed the roast dinner but the left over roast potatoes on the bar were delicious. Picturesque location with a garden a stream and nice decorations inside. Only downside were the outhouse style toilets -steps to get in and not toilet paper.

Lovely location and staff. Made for a great family gathering. But just a heads up the menu prices listed on their website are not necessarily what you will pay. Roast detailed as £10.95 as a guide online, it was £15.95 when we visited.

Fantastic pub in a great setting, very friendly and welcoming , great food and great value for money

Lovely little traditional pub. Really generous (and good) food portions, with a nice range of local ales and ciders.

Lovely pub …great food and brilliant staff definitely recommend to come here has locally made cider which was very nice

After searching for dog friendly accommodation near too Langford vets I came across The Plume….could not fault a thing nice welcome from the polite Barman who shown us where to park and also took us to our room, after depositing our belongings we went to the bar for a refreshing pint and food hubby had the burger and I had pizza both beautifully cooked and only £27 for the two meals, after a few more drinks we retired to our room which was lovely and clean and equipped with all you need we had a fabulous nights sleep bed was extremely comfortable, in the morning we enjoyed a full cooked breakfast you could also have cereal, fruit as much toast tea and coffee as you wanted absolutely exceptional, bar staff landlord very pleasant and accommodating if I ever have to go back I would not hesitate to stay again thank you for a very pleasant stay.

Had overnight room with breakfast- room was excellent with the most comfortable bed. Breakfast was great served by Kate who was friendly, helpful and gave us great tips for the surrounding area. Highly recommend 👌

Great place within a short distance for Bristol Airport. Food was lovely. Room was lovely and clean and welcoming with a comfy bed.

The Plume of Feathers is a great place, staff really friendly and lots of ideas shared of where to visit. However we were told there would be an additional £10 charge for the dog, when we paid for the dew days, we're there it was £10 per day. This should have been made clear to us at booking as we found it expensive compared to other places charging only £10 for the entire stay

Great location and lovely space for a sunny pint. Bit odd they don't offer tasters of beer or wine.

Great pub in a tiny picturesque village only 10 minutes from the airport. Very friendly service. Dinner was simple, very tasty. Breakfast cooked to order. Rooms were clean and comfortable. Highly recommend.

Excellent customer service as they went out of their way to return quickly some items I had left behind- and didn't charge me postage up front. Attractive cottagey twin room and 3 minutes from the wedding venue. I would happily stay again.

Nice locals pub with a good selection of beers and GREAT pizzas

The outside and location of the Plume of Feathers are lovely! Shame I could not say the same for the inside and staff, very cramped in the main area and no room for prams. The owner/staff were not helpful at all, we asked to move a reserved sign to the neighbouring table so we could create space to fit our pram. I had to get my own highchair for my little one. The owner decided to hide away in the back and give her answer to the staff and say no reserved tables are going to be moved, then with the staff coming out to tell me no.... They then said, "You will just have to make room in the corner for yourselves." We then moved a couple of tables for us to fit in.... with no help! There were no menus, the menus were on the walls with handwriting, you could not read... We then ordered our food, my partner enjoyed her roast beef. I ordered a pizza, which looked like an asda price pizza with extra cheese. My experience: Staff 1 star - not helpful at all. Food 1 star - pizza's. Interior 2 star - cramped. Exterior 4 star - lovely place. Location 4 star - lovely area, can get congested outside with cars.

This pub is run by great people, always a pleasure to stay there.

Great village pub. Excellent beers & food. Very friendly

Exceptional food, can particularly recommend the pizzas and the lasagna, and portions are generous too. Lovely, cosy atmosphere and the epitome of an English country pub. As others have said, parking can be challenging.

First time visit and fell in love with the pub

Beautiful pub with bed and breakfast. Rooms very clean and warm. Really comfy bed. Friendly hosts. Stayed whilst attending an awards ceremony at Aldwick estate. Host offered to drive me to get my car in the morning as taxi's are rare in the evenings. Breakfast was lovely. Hot and plenty of it. Highly recommend staying here .

Delicious Sunday lunch here with the family. Everybody happy with the menu and roasts were delicious. Great staff, and pretty location. Will return.

So this pub could be great. The setting is lovely, the building could be cosy but somehow it’s lacking. There is no parking so it can’t pick up much passing trade and it was pretty much empty at Sunday lunchtime so no real atmosphere. We had booked a table but wasn’t necessary given most tables were free. The barman was lacklustre so we didn’t even get a warm smile and welcome when we appeared. We ordered a ‘home-made’ pizza and chips to share as out of ciabatta so no garlic bread. The pizza was on the small side and came out looking pale. It was however a lot tastier than it looked. The fries were really good. So food wasn’t bad but nothing special. How this place is still open without having food that draws in the punters is a mystery. Shame it could be a great foody venue with a bit of extra love and hospitality.

Lovely country pub in a quiet setting with a stream outside. Outdoor tables to enjoy the sun. Great cask ales, super friendly staff and a good buzz. Good range of food including some vegan option. Highly recommend a visit…

Lovely and friendly atmosphere, food was amazing! Friendly staff along with a lovely location I recommend to all.

Very picturesque location and lovely to sit outside on a sunny day. Pleased to see ploughmans lunch on the menu but very disappointed with slices of cheap supermarket packet bread, butter in anchor packets, brown apple slices and possibly supermarket cheddar cheese for £14.95 a head - sadly disappointing and not value for money.

Stayed before flights and even though we missed out on breakfast that was included they sure did cater for us nice drinks nice location and also mentioned how nice my trainers were loved staying here

My husband Jeremy and Me, along with our friend Chris had a very nice Sunday lunch and a drink each. We also called in again after our walk through the surrounding countryside. Great location and ambience, also the team who work there very pleasant and helpful. Thanks

Great rustic pub in a pretty setting. The fire was lit & a warm welcome. Lot's of drink options & the food was delicious, we enjoyed the ploughmans & chips. The pizza's looked amazing. Parking is limited.

On holiday in Somerset, ate here twice. Very impressed with generous and tasty home cooked food. Pizza was good and impressed with gluten free base. Staff very friendly, open log fire and plenty of seating. Highly recommend a visit. Parking is limited.

Lovely little pub in Rickford. A lovely open fire to keep you nice and warm. Atmosphere was nice, it’s like your typical village pub. Televisions in all the rooms (handy for sports). All the food we had was homemade including the chips. The ham was local and tasted delicious. The burger was a proper one and a very tasty one. Brie and ham ciabatta was superb also and definitely not a miss. It goes without saying their food is tip top. Lots of pizzas, ciabattas on the menu, however not so much of your typical pub grub. Plenty of drinks to choose from, good varying selection. Worth a visit and a bite to eat.

Had a gorgeous Sunday roast here today. Don’t have breakfast before you go! The portions are VERY generous! Beautiful crispy potatoes, lashings of gravy and huge portion of beef. Also, came with peas, cabbage, carrots and Yorkshire puddings. Very nice indeed. Thank you Plume of Feathers!

I have been here numerous times as a daughter lives near by. It is everything a pub in a local community should be. Relaxed but attentive staff. Human beings that take part in a little banter or a serious conversation, Food is SUPERB QUALITY. Ingredients all locally sourced from ethical sources, so pretentious dishes do not get offered. An attitude to be proud of!!!!! The quirky setting is to die for.... Driving up the duck race river is for experts...... The bad reviews I have seen begger belief. They must be from unscrupulous buisness compeditors or people best left in the Hilton. No car park????? It is limited but if you really like ashfelt stay on the M1 or 4 or whatever bit of modern soul less country you prefer. My favourite pet friendly, Stone built hostelry is the Plume Rickford. & Bee Sting.

Called in for a meal and met Beth and Izzy. Both had great personalities. They were so friendly and attentive during our visit. Both are great ambassadors for the company. The pizza was amazing. Beautiful location to visit on a sunny evening. A must place to visit when in the area.

Amazing find on our way back from a day out. Sat outside enjoying the view. Food was great and they were very accommodating to our off menu requests. Staff were friendly and welcoming.

Called in for a evening meal and was made welcome by the staff and had a lovely meal that was cooked by the owner can't recommend this pub highly enough

Made to feel very welcome by all staff and management, went for a special family meet up all food come out fresh and hot cooked by management, lovely atmosphere in the pub the locals made us feel welcome. I very much will return and highly...

Food/breakfast was fine as was the overnight accommodation which was nice and warm. However, the Manageress was a very unaccommodating. My husband and I arrived a day early to meet an old friend and we had pre booked two rooms for Friday night and 4...

This pub is amazing. Great selection of beers and wines and a really great atmosphere. We had a really lovely meal, the starters were superb and we mostly had pizza for main course. The pizza were delicious and really quite light and just perfect. Highly...

Visited recently for lunch. Our first ever visit, passed the place numerous times but never stopped. The food was excellent and very good value, best burger had in a long time. Nice choice of beers, some local. Thoroughly recommend the place. Just a note of...

Spacious room. Awesome quiet country location with passing stream. Friendly and engaging staff. Great menu and huge portions. Super breakfast. Blagdon lake just down the road for fishing. Traditional Somerset Inn, beloved by locals as well as visitors. Its not a 5* hotel, its a...

Fantastic pub with great food. Excellent service, great portions and some interesting menu items as well as the pub favourites. I would happily return here!

This was my first visit to Cheddar Gorge and I was blessed with a journey through many delightful villages, The small road where The Plume of Feathers was displayed all this breathtaking beauty, and I was very excited to see the pub was everything you...

My wife & I only stayed one night, unfortunately. Due to late arrival, we were unable to sample the evening menu or ambiance of the pub in general. Our bedroom, (room 1) was a good size with a on-suite shower room. The deco was dated,...

Friendly locals and owners, great food, sunshine and a good selection of cider and lager. what more could you ask for...

This pub could not have hosted a better evening for my boyfriend and I! We were greeted by lovely and accommodating staff in time for super. The menu is full of fab options with a large pizza menu to accompany it. The dishes we chose...

I arrived at the pub where a lovely young lady greeted me and showed my family and I to our rooms and told us where everything was. The cook made sure we ate in the evening which was nice and it was a brilliant meal...

Great pub, excellent selection of local beers and ciders. Friendly helpful staff. Perfect stay. Don’t pass by.

We dropped in to this lovely traditional pub with our 2 dogs . We received a warm welcome as soon as we walked through the door . Covid guidelines followed , so we felt safe . The food really was fabulous . We had the...

Came here for a little break away during the carnage that is the UK at the moment... we could not have felt more relaxed here, they had great COVID procedures in places and everyone was so welcoming. The room was lovely and warm on arrival...

We had a lovely meal in the nice big garden at the back of the pub. Arrived just as they were finishing food but they fit us in and the chicken with cream cheese was delicious. Healthy portions of chips too.

We had a lovely evening here with friends prior to a wedding. The staff were great and the food was incredibly tasty with good portion sizes. I would happily return.

The Plume of Feathers is a fab base for Cheddar Gorge, Weston, Wells, Bristol/Bath. Dan and Kate are fabulous hosts. Breakfast is excellent. If you want an evening meal at the pub, portions are generous and menu changes daily to reflect local availability! Rooms are clean and spacious, en-suite, and serviced daily. A quiet place to stay for a few nights, or as a stopover en-route from/to South West. Made our stay special with a bottle of fizz for our anniversary!

Beautiful location but a bit disappointed with our dining experience. Headed there for Sunday lunch on Bank Holiday weekend with a table booked for 1pm. Website advised to book so we did and we specifically asked if they did roasts. When we tried to order the roast there were none left - “first come first served” was the response although we thought going at 1pm would mean there would be plenty available as it had opened at 12. Had the ploughman’s instead which was good but they had run out of Stilton. The artisan pizzas were enjoyed by the kids but they were also soon to run out. The cheese & onion tart which was lovely, was a bit small compared to the mountain of chips which came alongside it.Young staff - the guys serving our table were great, the bar staff not that friendly.So lovely setting which was let down by the lack of availability on the menu.

I am or maybe biased because I do consider The Plume a local , I can walk there , After the recent lockdown and the new social distancing measures getting back to the joys of life has been difficult for many , The Plume is No different, There are measures in place but the welcome, Great Ales and Quality Fayre is back in play and Kate and Dan haven’t been sat idle during the closed months ! The Bars have been refitted and Doors have been opened along with fresh paint and Some new Beers ! The Cheddar Ales Potholer being served crisp and bright and the cider range is impressive, Dinner consisted of a shared pate with local chutney and our main courses were Chicken and bacon Caesar salad and a Homemade Tomato and Basil tartlet , served with the obligatory and famous homemade chips ( they are rather special ) , All in all a very successful evening out for the first time since March , The Plume is up and running and very open for business, That makes my world a little more normal ,

Situated just off the main road to Blagdon this pub nestles by a small stream. On street parking is tight, but there is a field opposite which can be used. Not sure that this would be a practical option if there was a lot of wet weather around.Flagstone floors, low beams and large stone fireplaces, everything you would expect from an establishment of this age. Warm greeting from the landlady who was most friendly and helpful during our overnight stay. Lovely atmosphere and popular with the locals which added to the ambience. The bedrooms were clean, but our bathroom was compact and bijou rendering it a tight fit to move around in. In a building of this age it is very difficult to project higher standards, but there was clear evidence of 'work in progress'.I have to say the food was very good indeed. A great range of pizzas and at very competitive prices. If we had stayed there for longer, I think I would have worked my way through that menu and got fatter to boot. We will almost certainly return when next in the area on our way to the airport (roughly 15 mins drive)

Amazing meal tonight at this family run traditional pub. Fantastic food and a great atmosphere with first class service. If trip advisor allowed an extra star this place would get one...A++

With two warming open fires and very welcoming staff, this was a perfect place to spend an overnight stay in chilly February. The pub is in a very picturesque spot and has a very pretty stream running beside it. It is lit by fairy lights at night. We had two rooms - both were clean and comfortable - and the included breakfast was plentiful and tasty. I can definitely recommend it!

What a lovely find with friendly, helpful and welcoming owners and staff.The room was very clean, comfortable and well appointed.This is a pub with accommodation & food. The menu is all freshly prepared, served to order and very good.Plus, there’s the pub, great value and good variety of ales, larger & ciders.I will satay again.

This little gem is amazing! I stayed here the night before my wedding (in the nearby Coombe Lodge) and my husband and I stayed the night after, and this place is just wonderful! From the friendly staff, to the lovely food and the comfy rooms, it was just such a lovely few days. Kate and Dan are so friendly and accommodating. Our families and friends loved it here, some of them stayed the night of the wedding. We had a small after party here, Kate and Dan went above and beyond to ensure we were well watered and fed! Kate even managed to sort out taxis and lifts for some of our party! They also gifted us with a beautiful card and flowers! Would highly recommend! Can’t wait to visit again. Ps try the breakfast, you won’t be disappointed!

This is such a gorgeous and fantastic pub, located in a beautiful area with outstanding natural beauty. Staff are very friendly and couldn't do enough for us. Food is homemade and the quality shows! Definitely worth a visit if you're in the local area. They also have accommodation which is superb, very clean and tidy. The breakfast is amazing and plenty of it, as was our evening meal. We arrived abit early to go into our room, the pub wasnt even open yet but as it was so cold the lovely landlady let us in to sit whilst our room was being cleaned and even made us a coffee! 5* customer service! Thank you Plume of feathers we will be back!

Unbelievably rude and uninterested staff who told us that no food was available as the kitchen shut at 14.30. This was at 14.20.... Unable to sample any beers, so we left and went to the Plough at Wrington who supplied a wonderful lunch and a fine pint of Tim Taylors to boot. The Plume used to be an excellent pub, but sadly no longer and undeserving of future patronage.

I have been here many times but will never return. Visited on Sunday 6th Oct. Asked for water for dog. Was told by older lady to scoop it from the stream. I have MS and limited mobility. Later asked for a large head on lager to be topped up and same woman was argumentative and rude. Shame. Great pub. Staff not so much.

This pub has so much character. The staff are lovely and the food is to die for. I stayed in the bnb for a night and it was warm and cosy and felt like a home away from home to me. Would recommend to anyone and everyone- it’s friendly to all.

We were made to feel very welcome (and our dogs too). We asked if it was possible to have a larger table, even though there was just of us eating, as we have 2 large dobermanns. We were quickly given a choice of 2 tables. The food was lovely, plenty of it and well cooked. I ordered the pork with apple and cider sauce, mash and green beans. Unfortunately the last one had just been sold. I was offered a variation of the dish. They replaced the pork with chicken. It was delicious. We are staying nearby and will be ordering the pizzas to take away. If we visit again we will definitely be returning.

Saw the pub from the road and looked an idyllic location. Quiet and by a stream. We were all made welcome and enjoyed an excellent lunch outside in the sun. Excellent food , great value. Just a lovely place to stop on your travels

Went in for some food and I was happily surprised great welcome and food was freshly cooked and really good quality for the price would recommend highly

Visited this pub whilst staying in Burrington as it was in walking distance of our accommodation. Young miserable Bar Staff almost managed to acknowledge that we wanted to be served on arrival. I asked if it would be possible to taste a very small sample of one of the local ciders before purchasing as i was undecided on which to sort was best but this was refused stating "We have a no tasting policy here." A female staff member who was sitting at the bar drinking then said "I've got a pint of that one here. If he gives you a glass, you can pour a little bit from my glass if you need to try it." I politely declined but really couldn't believe what had just happened.. When being served the staff didn't smile and everything looked as though it was too much effort. We ordered food. The Pizza selection was huge, pizzas were small and the chicken and bacon was so bland and below average that I left most of it. Chips on the other hand were pretty epic.

We stopped here for a late afternoon summer evening meal as we were staying nearby. We had a burger and fries and kt was lovely. Homemade birger and skin on fries were delicious. They also had lots of local ales and ciders available too.

We have stayed here before on our way down to Plymouth so knew what to hopefully expect.The landlord and landlady were very friendly as were the locals.The room was basic but clean and we both slept very well.The food was lovely with the homemade pizzas and chips very tasty indeed.The breakfast was of good quality so was the range of ales and ciders at a reasonable price too.Its a lovely little place to unwind and enjoy good food.Glad we came back.

The food was nice pub grub and staff were efficient and friendly reasonably priced too. Didn’t have to wait long for food

Stayed for 2 nights with 2 other families in this delightful B&B.; Everything about it, from my point of view, made it the perfect stay. Lovely location, in a small hamlet very close to Cheddar, beside a small steam. Rooms were comfortable and good size in a lovely 300 year old inn. Food was good quality home cooked pub food. Speaking to the owner (who is very engaging and friendly) she made the point that the aim of the menu wasn't to be gastro pub but rather good simple food that people will enjoy. Homemade pizzas are a speciality. The other 2 families had dogs and it is certainly dog friendly. For what you get considered prices for food, drink and accommodation all good.Would definitely stay again if in area.

After a 6 mile walk on the Mendips we were looking for somewhere for a quick bite and a drink. Driving thru the picturesque village of Rickford spotted this pub just of the main road. After a quick u turn we parked up. parking is not at a premium here just along the side of the road next to a stream. Food very good and we ate sat outside in the warm March sun. Very good pub hidden away from the road but well worth a visit. I think they also have rooms here if you want a overnight stay. Not far from Burrington combe, cheddar etc. Talking to the bar man he told me the Mendip cavers visit here on a Thursday evening

The Plume of Feathers is situated on a narrow lane a stone's throw from the A368. As such, this pub, restaurant, and B&B; is ideally placed to explore nearby towns, cities, and surrounding countryside. My wife and I (and dog) stayed here for two nights in March, during an overcast weekend, with the threat of rain an ever likely prospect. It didn't matter. There was plenty to see and do. We took our dog to Wells Cathedral (dog friendly), Cheddar Gorge and Caves (also dog friendly), climbed up Glastonbury Tor, and walked a short section of the Mendip Hills overlooking Blagdon Lake. We also visited the stone circles at Stanton Drew (separately, as dogs are not allowed into the area).

Great pub, lovely atmosphere and food, well worth a visit

From the minute we arrived at Plume of Feathers, we knew we would have an amazing time! The views were stunning and the pub itself looked homely and welcoming; even the dog was excited. On arrival, we were shown where to park and then up to our room which was spacious and clean. Dan and Kate (the landlord and lady) were friendly and polite and gave us loads of advice about the local area and where to visit. The food is home cooked by Kate and there is a great selection to choose from aswell as the several different ales and ciders on the drinks list. The locals were really friendly and we spent the majority of the evening playing pool and darts. Our sleep was comfortable and warm considering the weather was just on the turn and we woke up to a lovely breakfast from Dan.

My wife and i stayed there for the weekend. we were going to a wedding at a venue nearby. from the moment we got out of the taxi the views were stunning and a warm welcome even thou we were there for 10.am could not book in till 12 but they let us in early. The owners and staff were fantastic the room was spot on and the food was amazing 5 star.

En ægte engelsk pub, fyldt med lokale. Maden var lækker, personalet virkelig søde, kolde øl i store udvalg og et ildsted i midten

We visited here on Friday evening, lost looking for our accomodation. Considering this village is almost on a road we decided to ask for directions in here. The pub looks very charming from the outside and looked cosy lit up, when my partner went inside it was very apparent he wasn't a local and was ignored. He waited for a few minutes before asking a local who was friendly and actually answered him. What happened to common courtesy and manners?!

Lovely place with a quaint little stream

Two ploughman’s, a pint of cider and a half of bitter for £27. Too expensive by far! The landlord would make Basil Faulty seem welcoming. Pub has attractive location, although there is no car park. Go somewhere else, save money and get a better experience.

Beautiful country pub in a peaceful stunning location. Tasty home cooked food, which is a rare find these days. Good selection of local beers. You can sit and drink by the stream and kids are safe playing in the garden or by the stream. We shall be back for more.

A gorgeous building in a great location with excellent home cooked food and friendly staff. Everyone is made to feel welcome by the locals and overall it's a great place to come and eat, or just to drink.

What a great place !!!Wonderful people doing their absolute best.and don't forget it is a traditional country pub .

Landlord is the most unwelcoming b****rd together with kitchen staff. NEVER go there, avoid the place unless you like to be treat as the peace of sh*t. Ignorant, arrogant people!!!

Great place. Perfect location. Great food. Friendly staff. Clean rooms. Would reccomend. I would definately return when im next in the area

I arrived quite late nearby and was hoping for some supper. From the road this looked a cheery pub and when I parked up in the lane it looked enchanting.

Great evening with lots of ducks some BBQ food a band...all equals a fun evening. Can highly recommend

Thanks to the landlady, staff and chef for a wonderful night's stay. The food was excellent especially the chilli pizza and caesar salad, a nice array of ales and a lively breakfast too, all fresh and hot. The room was small and basis but because of the pubs location we had a great night's sleep. All in all a really enjoyable and relaxing stopover I will definitely be returning here. One slight negative and this is being picky is the lack of parking space we stayed on a Thursday so it was no problem. 10/10 for me

Stayed here a couple of times now and thoroughly recommend this traditional, rural inn/pub to anyone. We travel with our dog, so finding a place like this where our four legged family member is as welcome as us means a lot. In fact, the lady owner even recognised our dog from our previous visit.

Really recommend this pub. We booked bed and breakfast in one of their rooms as we were flying early next morning. The pub is in a lovely little village. Staff and owners really friendly. Had a lovely evening meal. Would definitely return.

Staff were quite rude, food was average, alcohol quite expensive but it's a quite location to have a pint at least

The Plume of Feathers is picturesquely situated in the rural village of Rickford. Looking out over fields and just by a running stream. We stayed one night on the way to Devon. Our room was clean, nicely decorated, spacious with an ensuite bathroom, with shower. We had twin beds, but perhaps some people will find the mattresses rather soft.

A Nice choice of veggie food.homemade pizzas.vast menu.children welcome.friendly staff.nice old pub in a quiet spot.

Frazzled after a stressful trip from Ireland into relaxed historic English pub. Food was top class. Good selection of beer and cider. Lovely location. Parking a slight problem but no bid deal. Less than 15 mins from airport and just off main road going south. Recommended!

We have just had a 3 night stay at The Plume of Feathers. Two couples with their dogs. Very friendly landlady and very knowledgeable of the area. Very cosy pub with good basic, Clean, warm accomodation. The only thing that we were a little dissapointed with was the menu. Limited in the evening, great if you like pizza. They were lovely. Breakfast was ok.

Great local pub, nice and relaxed with good beer and cider. The staff are very friendly and relaxed. The food is homely and satisfying. Well worth stopping by on your way past.

Nice pub with good puby food and friendly atmosphere.

My partner and I visited The Plume of Feathers 21/10 having walked 6.5 miles across the Mendip Hills from Shipham, Somerset.

Great pub, with great beer and highly recommend the homemade pizzas, they were delicious. Our rooms were very clean and nicely decorated and the bed was very comfortable. Nice fry up in the morning for breakfast, which went down a treat. They really looked after one of our group who was a celiac. The landlady made a delicious dish for him and were really mindful of his condition. Would definitely stay again.