Mill Lodge

An unusual property in part of a listed watermill. The owners were were very welcoming and took up round the apartment. The apartment was clean and the bed was very comfy. The bonus was freshly made wholemeal bread made with their own milled flour. Delicious!! The pub across the road served good food and cask ales from Cheddar Ales. the location was good , very close to Wells and near a heritage railway and 'strawberry valley'.

There wasn't a lot of storage for clothes, a small wardrobe with hanging space and 1 shelf, perhaps some drawers on the landing where there was space.

It was set in a beautiful place good parking ,roomey, you could pay for breakfast if you wanted , you could sit out the back and chill with a class of drink, they had some cute Guinea pigs as well. We spent 3 days there but would love to go back for a bit longer, also they make great bread from their working milk, and they sell the flour if you want to make your own, the bread was so soft and tasty . Also there are 2 pubs with lovely food in walking distance.

Friendly hosts. Good location. Very comfortable bed.

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Excellent accommodation and very friendly hosts

The property was spacious and fairly well equipped and had all we needed for our stay. The shower was powerful enough and having a bath was an added bonus. Car parking was plentiful. The guinea pigs were delightful.

The property was very dark inside due to the small windows, its an old building so nothing can be done about that. We found the constant traffic noise extremely intrusive, from early to late. Because of the noise it was impossible to open the windows and we slept very poorly. The lack of a seal around the front door made it draughty and let more noise in, a heavy curtain and a seal may help. The zip together bed was comfy enough but the Quilt for some reason sounded like a crisp packet when we moved. A basic welcome pack of basic items to get through the first night eg bread, butter, milk is pretty standard these days but there was nothing at all here. We thought there might be at least a sample of the bread baked on the premises but no. In summary it was a useful base for days out but not somewhere to spend any time.