I was only at the hotel foe one night qnd arrived very late. I was helped to my room which was good because there were quite a few stairsnto the top floor. Room was a junior suite (room 10). It had a lovely modern bathroom with walk in shower and a bath. Shower was excellent. Wasn't keen on the vanity unit with a bowl sink on top. I'm only 5ft and felt my head was in the bowl. Room was spacious with a small sofa to watch TV. Lots of tea and coffe options with yummy biscuits. Very quiet because it's a small village surrounded by fields. Didn't like the bed. Mattress was not of a good standard so didn't sleep that well. Bedside lights are basically in cubby holes which form part of the wardrobes on either side. Had to unplug light on the other side of bed to plug my phone charger in. Breakfast was good but I would have preferred the toast to have arrived with it rather than me have to make it myself. Butter wasn't out with the other breqkfast stuff. Not keen on having a large urn of hot waternfor making tea; it tasted odd and don't see why they couldn't have brought me a pot. The non cooked breakfast selection was basic. Probably wouldn't stay again. Housekeeping helpful with luggage when I left.

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Food ran out quickly Extra charge for Z bed and no communication between booking expedia online and the hotel itself which caused a problem when we arrived. (Too small a room for our family and no extra bed without £25 z bed charge!) Wasnt clear online.

2 lovely days stay in the George, Staff and services was excellent and so was the good home made food, lovely historical area.

Lovely people, very welcoming.

The hotel was booked for a couple of nights stay, it was a lovely quiet location with the garden beside a brook running through the village. The room was at the back of the hotel was very quiet aswell, the only concern was the shower cubicle was a bit small, but to be fair couldn't be any larger in the room. The food was very good and reasonably priced, the breakfast was also very good-quite large. On our experience we would definitely recommend, the superb weather helped considerably, ample parking also.

Helpful staff. EXCELLENT kitchen. All in a Grade II listed building.

Exterior didn't look too exciting but once we got inside it was fine. Rustic but pleasant. Room was a bit small, hence no chairs, but the beds were very comfortable. Generally nice and clean, staff were friendly and helpful, and the food was very good. Would stay there again.

Lovely friendly hostess, made our little boy’s stay very special. Great breakfast, had a lovely stay.

Friendly, clean and quiet, but food was underwhelming.

Everything all good very happy with our stay thank you very much

room a little noisy - staff brilliant - food excellent

Lovely traditonal Inn on a beautiful country village. Stunning view of the River and Nunney Castle from our room. Room was clean and qaint with a modern ish bathroom. Had all the amenities we needed and the staff could not be nicer or do more for me and my 10 year old Son. Definitely recommend and will be coming back.

Good country pub accommodation. Access to upstairs rooms via narrow steep stairs so might be a challenge for some. Staff were great. Excellent food in the restaurant for dinner and a hearty breakfast is provided.

The George at Nunney lived up to other previous reviews I had read, Staff very freidly and efficient, lovely bar and dining area,our supper and breakfast were both excellent All in all a very nice place for a weekend break.

SUPER PLACE TO SPEND A NIGHT OR 2

Great second stay at the property. The room was comfortable, the staff were friendly and the food was really really good

The property is a beautifully restored old coaching inn. It was decorated very tastefully for Christmas. Sam and all his staff were friendly attentive and efficient. The food was delicious and service excellent. I would highly recommend. We stayed in the Church suite and it was spacious and again tastefully decorated with lots of extras.

A very pleasant village pub, in an interesting and historic village. The room, on the top floor, was spacious, with a decent bathroom. What was lacking in the room was decent lighting: a single, low-powered LED filament bulb was completely inadequate if you wanted to sit and read. Although breakfast choices were very good, service was slow on both mornings. All in all, rather pricey for the accommodation & service provided.

A unique property , loved the castle , moat and church in the local village. The hotel was warm , welcoming and authentic , offering great value for money , good food and wonderful staff .. highly recommend .. really well situated for our visit to Longleat the following day … great dining experience as well and breakfast was 1st class