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Hotels in Wells - Click for Closest to Centre

Hotel Name Town Star Price Manor Farm Bed and Breakfast Old Frome Road, East Horrington, Somerset Wells £40.00 Swan Mews Apartments - Sadler Street, Wells, Wells £114.00 Crossways Inn - Stocks Lane, Nr Wells, Nr Wells £50.00 Ancient Gatehouse Hotel and Restaurant - 20 Sadler St, Wells, Somerset Wells £75.00 The Coxley Vineyard Hotel - Coxley, Wells, Somerset Wells £67.00 The Post House - Chewton Mendip, Wells, Somerset Wells £50.00 Glencot House - Glencot Lane, Wookey Hole, Somerset Wells £165.00 The Swan Hotel and Restaurant - Sadler Street, Wells, Somerset Wells £82.00 The New Inn - The Green, Wells, Somerset Wells £50.00 Beryl Country House Accommodation - Hawkers Lane, Wells, Somerset Wells £75.00 White Hart Hotel and Restaurant - Sadler Street, Wells, Somerset Wells £75.00

Hotels Closest to The Centre of Wells

Hotel Name	Town	Star	Price
The Swan Hotel and Restaurant - Located on Sadler Street (0.11 Miles from Wells)	Wells		£82.00
Swan Mews Apartments - Located on Sadler Street (0.12 Miles from Wells)	Wells		£114.00
White Hart Hotel and Restaurant - Located on Sadler Street (0.13 Miles from Wells)	Wells		£75.00
Ancient Gatehouse Hotel and Restaurant - Located on Sadler St (0.14 Miles from Wells)	Wells		£75.00
Beryl Country House Accommodation - Located on Hawkers Lane (1.08 Miles from Wells)	Wells		£75.00

About Wells

Wells is a small city and civil parish in the Mendip district of Somerset, nestling in the Mendip Hills. The name Wells is due to the three famous wells dedicated to St. Andrew situated in the centre, one in the market place and two within the grounds of the Bishop's Palace and cathedral.[1] During the Middle Ages these Wells were thought to have curative powers. The City was originally a Roman settlement but only became an important centre under the Saxons when King Ine of Wessex founded a minster church in 704. Two hundred years later, this became the seat of the local Bishop; but by 1091, this had been removed to Bath. Causing severe arguments between the canons of Wells and the monks of Bath until finally the joint title of 'Bishop of Bath & Wells' to be elected by both houses was decided upon. Wells became a borough some time before 1160 when Bishop Robert granted its first charter. Fairs were granted to the City before 1160.

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