Book your staycation at the Manor Hotel today.

The Manor Hotel is one of our much-loved properties. So expect home-from-home comfort, a warm welcome, great hospitality, and full hotel service. We’re dog-friendly too. So we’re happy to see you arrive with wagging tails in tow.

Set on the edge of the traditional market town of Yeovil, this striking Georgian manor house would be perfect for a Jane Austen adaptation. Built in 1727, it’s full of charm and character. And with it’s large conservatory overlooking our secluded garden, it’s a lovely spot to stay when visiting Somerset.

When you’re ready to turn in, you’ll find each of our 42 en-suite bedrooms blend original manor house features with up to date décor beautifully. Enjoy fluffy towels, comfy beds and everything you need for a restful stay. Some have four-poster beds, some roll top baths, and all offer a relaxing stay. And if you should need anything, just call. We have full room service, so we can really look after you.

This is a pet friendly hotel. There is limited availability on our rooms for pets and are offered on a first come, first served basis. All bookings with pets must be pre-booked - please contact the hotel directly or call 0345 608 6040 to check availability and to complete your booking.

All online bookings made online will also save 20% off food at our hotel restaurant during their entire stay. T&Cs apply.

Book With Confidence: Flexible bookings can be cancelled free of charge up to 12pm on the day of arrival. Plus, you don't need to make any payments until you check-in (just book with card to secure your booking). You may notice some differences in our hotels that are designed to keep you and our team safe and so your can enjoy a short break just like before.

Alongside our 5 key Pub Safe promises - we have taken extra measures to ensure all rooms are fully cleaned before you arrive: Enhanced cleaning, disinfecting of all hand contact services, reduced paper literature, anti-viral washing of all towels and linens and frequent cleaning of common areas.