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Axminster UK Hotels, Aparthotels, Bed-and- Breakfasts, Guesthouses, Inns, Motels accommodation guide.

Here we list those members who provide a wide selection of properties for the business traveller or tourist - from budget to luxury hotels, bed and breakfasts and guest house accommodation.

They offer ideal accommodation for any visitor to Axminster. 

It is possible to see ALL Devon East Hotels, Aparthotels, Bed-and- Breakfasts, Guesthouses, Inns, Motels here on one page but it may be very large. If you know where you wish to stay, CHOOSE YOUR PREFERRED LOCATION from the list on the left.

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 Axminster Hotels, B&B etc

Fairwater Head Hotel Hawkchurch, Somerset, EX13 5TX Customer Rating: Click for reviews     Nestled in 2 acres of beautiful gardens, our charming country house hotel is a place of peace and tranquillity. Enjoy afternoon tea on the patio, taking in the superb views of the valleys below. Later, unwind with a drink by the roaring log fire of the lounge. New owners Adam and Carrie Southwell and their team strive to create the perfect relaxed atmosphere with friendly and efficient service. Our restaurant has an AA Rosette for the high standard and quality of the food, making it some of the very best in the area. We offer a fixed price Tabl... more Rating:

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The George Inn Chard Street, Chardstock, Somerset, EX13 7BX     The George Inn is a beautiful 15th century thatched pub set in the heart of picturesque Chardstock, right on the the Devon, Dorset and Somerset borders. It was originally a Church or Parish house where locals would gather after services to taste the beer brewed by two church nominated wardens. Evidence for the age of the building can be seen in the graffiti in the snug and lounge bar windows where the names and initials can be traced back through many generations of local families. the pub still maintains many original features such as old oak... more Rating:

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AXMINSTER

A old market town in the valley of the River Axe, the weaver Thomas Whitty made hand-knotted carpets for wealthy clients, Axminster’s name is now a byword for high quality carpets. The oldest building, the 13th century Church of St. Mary the Virgin, boasts gargoyles, a Tudor porch, a 12th century effigy, and a magnificent Axminster carpet. The local museum has a section devoted to local carpet making and displays relating to the town’s Saxon origins.

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