Hotels in Somerset

Like a gem nestled in the southwest of England, Somerset sparkles with irresistible allure. Its diverse landscapes paint a picture of quintessential British countryside, from the verdant Somerset Levels to the enchanting hill ranges, ready to captivate varied preferences for every kind of traveller. With vibrant cities like Bath, charming towns like Taunton, and the only city in the UK to hold a UNESCO World Heritage status, delightful discovery awaits at every corner.

Whether you're seeking a sophisticated stay in the city of Bath with its elegant Georgian architecture, or yearning for a quaint rural retreat in a traditional cottage, Somerset delivers unforgettable experiences fitting different budgets. So, don't wait to explore the captivating charms of Somerset with a stay that suits you, book your perfect Somerset accommodation with Lycafly today!

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Steeped in rich history, Somerset boasts of numerous historical landmarks and archaeological marvels. It echoes tales of ancient human settlement from various eras - the Paleolithic, Celts, Romans, Anglo-Saxons and more. Signatures of the Roman era are prominent, with spectacular sights like the world-famed Roman Baths in Bath. The county also played pivotal roles in historic milestones such as Alfred the Great's ascendancy and the English Civil War.

Somerset's streets are lined with a harmonious blend of Anglo-Saxon and Brittonic place names, and its boundaries haven't changed significantly since medieval times, adding to its air of historic authenticity. The county had also witnessed significant industrial growth during the Industrial Revolution, with developments in sectors such as coal mining and iron ore mining, and it bore the marks of both World Wars.

When to visit Somerset

With the promise of warm temperatures ranging from 22-30°C, the best months to explore the natural splendour and historical heritage of Somerset are July and August. If soaking up the sun in the visually stunning landscapes is a priority, May boasts an average of six hours of sunshine per day - perfect for daytime excursions.

Conversely, November tends to be the wettest month, but don't let that deter you. The rainfall only adds to the charm of Somerset, painting the green landscape in a richer hue that's quite visually stunning, making an off-peak visit just as enjoyable as a summertime one.

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