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Shown on this page are self catering cottages and other styles of self catering accommodation in Weston Super Mare or near Weston Super Mare.
Self catering bungalow sleeping up to 5 people.
Badger’s Walk is a detached, stylish, furnished bungalow. It is located in Forest Drive, a quiet crescent that is about a mile from Weston-super-Mare town and beach and a short walk from Weston woods and local shops. It has been awarded a 4 star Quality in Tourism rating and has been given a gold award (commended) by the Weston Hotels & Restaurant Association. It is a no smoking bungalow.
Self catering cottage sleeping up to 4 people.
Somerset Self catering holiday cottage accommodation in two separate self contained barn conversions now available for holidays in peaceful Churchill. An impressive newly refurbished and very spacious (1065 sq ft) two double bedded unit, with magnificent views over the surrounding grounds. This property is light and airy, in excellent decorative order and equipped with all modern amenities.
Sleeps up to 4 people.
All on ground floor: Living/dining room/kitchen with patio doors. 2 double bedrooms both with en-suite shower room and toilet. Wooden floor throughout.
Sleeps up to 2 people.
Set within 30 acres of farmland backed by the Mendip Hills just 4 miles from the vast sandy beaches at Brean and Barrow these six charming cottages provide the ideal base for exploring this lovely corner of England. Sympathetically converted from former barns to offer extremely comfortable and well appointed accommodation the cottages all share a large landscaped courtyard. Each enjoys its own sitting out area.The cottages at Poplar Farm enjoy a setting that is rural and utterly peaceful yet is within easy reach of a wealth of places of interest. Cheddar Gorge with its towering cliffs stalagmite filled caves and its 10000 year old man on display in the museum makes a fascinating trip. So too does Wookey hole an eerie network of underground caves rivers and pools plus museums and family attractions. Bath is well worth a visit – an elegant city of golden stone with its Roman Baths and museum The Royal Crescent and Robert Adam's Pulteney Bridge over the River Avon as well as a wonderful assortment of shops and restaurants. Visitors to mystical Glastonbury (the site of the celebrated festival) will discover its 13th century ruined abbey and sweeping views from the famous Tor. Also not far distant is Wells the smallest city in England but boasting one of its finest cathedrals. Traditional seaside amusements can be enjoyed on Weston-Super-Mare's promenade and piers and there are pony rides on the beach at Brean. This is wonderful walking and cycling country and the hills forests and heathland of the Quantocks and Exmoor are easily accessible. Fishing riding and golf can be found within 5 miles. Shop and pubs serving food 1 mile.
Self catering cottage sleeping up to 2 people.
This smart barn redevelopment is set in the delightful fringe of the Mendip Hills just 5 miles from the promenade pier sandy beach and Seaquarium of Weston-super-Mare. Within easy reach of Cheddar Gorge and Caves Wookey Hole Wells with its magnificent cathedral the renowned Clarks Village shopping outlet at Street and NT properties at Clevedon Court Tyntesfield and Montacute House.
Self catering cottage sleeping up to 2 people.
This renovated Victorian cottage and its walled garden sit in a peaceful mews just 15 minutes’ walk from the golden sands of Weston-super-Mare.
Self catering cottage sleeping up to 4 people.
Four VisitBritain 4 Star ground floor non-smoking cottage with double bedroom (sleeps 2) and en-suite, twin bedded room (sleeps further 2) with further ensuite, and open plan sittingroom/kitchen. Z bed for fifth person. Family friendly - outdoor play area, games room, laundry room. Wheelchair friendly - disabled equipment available. Dog friendly - field for exercise. Broadband.
Sleeps up to 8 people.
Set within 30 acres of farmland backed by the Mendip Hills just 4 miles from the vast sandy beaches at Brean and Barrow these six charming cottages provide the ideal base for exploring this lovely corner of England. Sympathetically converted from former barns to offer extremely comfortable and well appointed accommodation the cottages all share a large landscaped courtyard. Each enjoys its own sitting out area.The cottages at Poplar Farm enjoy a setting that is rural and utterly peaceful yet is within easy reach of a wealth of places of interest. Cheddar Gorge with its towering cliffs stalagmite filled caves and its 10000 year old man on display in the museum makes a fascinating trip. So too does Wookey hole an eerie network of underground caves rivers and pools plus museums and family attractions. Bath is well worth a visit – an elegant city of golden stone with its Roman Baths and museum The Royal Crescent and Robert Adam's Pulteney Bridge over the River Avon as well as a wonderful assortment of shops and restaurants. Visitors to mystical Glastonbury (the site of the celebrated festival) will discover its 13th century ruined abbey and sweeping views from the famous Tor. Also not far distant is Wells the smallest city in England but boasting one of its finest cathedrals. Traditional seaside amusements can be enjoyed on Weston-Super-Mare's promenade and piers and there are pony rides on the beach at Brean. This is wonderful walking and cycling country and the hills forests and heathland of the Quantocks and Exmoor are easily accessible. Fishing riding and golf can be found within 5 miles. Shop and pubs serving food 1 mile.
Self catering cottage sleeping up to 12 people.
Set within 30 acres of farmland backed by the Mendip Hills just 4 miles from the vast sandy beaches at Brean and Barrow this cottage provides the ideal base for exploring. Sympathetically converted from a former barn to offer comfortable and well appointed accommodation it all shares a large landscaped courtyard.
Self catering cottage sleeping up to 5 people.
Only 1.5 miles from Brean’s vast sandy beach these bright and spacious barn conversions sit close to the dramatic Brean Down Promontory (NT) which extends into the Bristol Channel and offers breathtaking views and magnificent walking.