Manor Hotel & Restaurant
Yeovil, Somerset

This beautiful manor house, built in 1727, has a large conservatory overlooking a secluded garden. The restaurant prides itself on its cuisine and service. Visit or stay at the Manor Hotel, and we will make you feel the Lord or Lady of the manor. Built in 1727, this beautiful manor house is full of charm and character, with a large conservatory overlooking a secluded garden. The Garden Brasserie Restaurant prides itself on a high standard of cuisine and service. The Manor Hotel is situated minutes from Yeovil town centre and so is very convenient for a range of facilities and interests. There are 41 en-suite bedrooms, including 2 four-poster beds, and all rooms have CD stereo systems, coffee makers, irons and ironing boards. The Manor has facilities for up to 80 delegates for conferences and 140 for private dinners. The hotel also has a licence for wedding ceremonies. The hotel is very popular for weddings and functions at weekends, please check with the hotel for restaurant availability when booking any dinner, bed and breakfast offers.

Yeovil is a town in south Somerset, UK, on the A30 and A37. It has a population of 41,871 (2001 census), and is the former constituency of one time leader of the UK Liberal Democrat Party, Paddy Ashdown. The town is in the Yeovil parliamentary constituency. The town's main employer is Westland Helicopters, the proposed sale of which to the American Sikorski Fiat group in January 1986 led to a crisis in the then Thatcher government, and the resignation of Michael Heseltine as Defence Secretary. The political fallout continued two weeks later with the resignation of the Trade and Industry Secretary Leon Brittan after his admission of leaking of a governmental law officer's letter which harshly criticised Mr Heseltine.