Hotels in Shepton Mallet

With its unique blend of history and contemporary delights, hotels in Shepton Mallet offer an inviting blend of classical charm and modern amenities. Envision spending the night in a cosy country inn, a grand manor house or a budget-friendly B&B near the town centre, and you'll begin to appreciate the appealing variety available in this Somerset gem.

From luxury lodgings to family-friendly accommodation, Shepton Mallet caters to all. Whether you're on a romantic rendezvous or a family holiday, you’ll find a range of options to suit every predilection and pocket. Start your exploration today with Lycafly, and secure the perfect base for your unforgettable journey.

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Situated in the heart of Somerset, Shepton Mallet is a market town steeped in rich history, located just a stone's throw from the likes of Bath and Bristol. Evidence of Roman occupation mingles with relics of the medieval wool trade and remnants of prolific cider production. With a history dating back to prehistoric times, in Shepton Mallet, every corner has a fascinating tale to tell. As the nearest town to the famous Glastonbury Festival, its local delights elevate the vibrant cultural offering.

Shepton Mallet has thrived through time by adapting to changing industries. Once famous for its wool trade, it later switched to brewing, becoming well-known for its cider. It houses the oldest prison in England and served as the storage for national records during World War II, giving the town a rich tapestry woven with diverse threads of history.

The town had an estimated population of 10,810 residents in 2019, contributing to a cosy, community-driven atmosphere. Despite its size, Shepton Mallet enjoys substantial amenities including medical surgeries, a community hospital, fire and police stations, ensuring guests have a secure and comfortable visit.

When to visit Shepton Mallet

The best time to visit Shepton Mallet is during the balmy summer months of June, July, and August when you can truly appreciate the charming beauty of this historical town. Those preferring drier conditions should consider a trip in September, April or March. Providing an extraordinary year-round destination, you'll find an exceptional array of cultural experiences and natural beauty in all seasons.

Shepton Mallet is a quiet gem, perfect for those travellers seeking tranquillity away from the hustle and bustle of popular tourist destinations. However, if you crave a bit of liveliness, be aware that Shepton Mallet is busiest during August, July, and September. Offering a slice of English heritage and rural tranquillity in one, any time is a good time to discover the joys of Shepton Mallet.

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