The George Inn Bath

Fourteen minutes from Bath and set in rolling green, Somerset hills,this 700 year old inn has much to delight - it is a feast for the eyes and boasts every traditional comfort. Character bedrooms with beams and antique furniture, cosy bars, an ancient galleried courtyard, and wonderful food (We strive to source our produce locally and endeavor to make everything here on site) served in a choice of beamed dining rooms. The George, a grade one listed building is situated in an idyllic setting with beautiful views. Our garden overlooks the village church against a backdrop of un-spoilt rural scenery. In the adjoining field there is a children's playground. Norton St Philip village is a real find as it has come through the centuries remarkably undisturbed. Architecturally, you can see mullion windows, stone-tiled roofs and the local stone facings of the cottages. There are mediaeval buildings and a number of cottages built in 17th and 18th centuries.For explorers the national Trust Village of Lacock and the historic town of Bradford Upon Avon are a short drive away and a visit to the nearby Longleat House, one of the most magnificent stately homes and gardens in Britain together with its safari park, is not to be missed.The local country side is intersected by footpaths and bridleways which are great for walks and discovering our local wildlife. The George Inn, a stunning setting and a perfect location for a varied and interesting break.

Features & Facilities Include: Licensed Bar Public Restaurant

Address: The George Inn High Street, Norton St Philip, Bath Somerset BA2 7LH

Website: Visit the official booking page (opens in new window)

Directions

Bath - Road: From Bath follow A36 south towards Warminster for 6 miles and turn left at sign for A366 Norton St Philip Follow A366 for 1 mile to the village of Norton St PhilipAt the crossroads you will find yourself facing the George Inn.Our carpark is to the left ot the building as you face it.Bath - Bus: Regular bus service (Number 267 767) from Bath (main bus station near rail) to Norton St PhilipThe bus-stop is directly opposite The George.M4 - Road: Leave the M4 at Junction 18 and follow A46 towards Bath, then follow signs from Bath to A36 South to Warminster.Follow A36 for 6 miles and look out for signpost to A366 Norton St Philip on Right near Woody's Farm-shop. Turn right here and follow A366 for a mile until you reach the village of Norton St Philip. The pub is at the crossroads.The South - Warminster - Road: Follow the A36 north to Bath. About a mile after the village of Woolverton you will see a turn-off to the left (A366) to Norton St Philip, turn here and you will find The George in the centre of the village at the crossroads.