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     Our Rooms    

 

 

Brewers Cottage offers a choice of bed and breakfast accommodation 

 

The Annexe, our most recent addition, is a comfortable, light, quiet, space. It has its own private entrance, which means you can come and go as you please, a spacious bed sitting room with a large comfortable bed, wi-fi, a smart TV and an adjoining completely newly refitted wet room. Outside it has its own garden terrace and sitting area for you to enjoy in the sunshine.

 

There are a further two double rooms in the main house, one with its own ensuite shower room, the other with its own large bathroom.

 

All our rooms are quiet, warm and comfortable with luxurious Egyptian cotton sheets and fluffy towels.

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Your stay includes a breakfast of locally sourced ingredients; fruit compote, meusli or granola, yogurt, free range eggs and bacon, fresh baked bread, homemade preserves and honey from the hives in the garden.

 

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Your Stay 

 

 

Brewers Cottage is around  350 years old, comfortable, characterful and homely, set in lovely gardens of around 3/4 of an acre.

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If you don't feel like going out on every  night of your stay, please ask and we may be able to provide an evening meal for you,  prepared from the freshest  local ingredients. We cater for all tastes and food preferences including vegan and vegetarian.

 

Ask for details and if we are able to provide a meal during your stay, we will let you have some menu ideas to have a look at.

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We would also encourage you to bring a nice bottle or two to enjoy during your stay.

 

If you are staying in the house there is a comfortable ground floor sitting room for your use. A perfect place to read a book or just relax.

 

If you click on the Sawday's logo at the bottom of this page it will take you to the Brewers Cottage page on their website, where you will find some recent guest reviews.

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        The Local Area
 

 

Brewers Cottage is on the Northern edge of the ancient hamlet of Isle Brewers, right in the peaceful heart of rural Somerset, close to the Levels. The village is mid-way between the North and  South Coasts, both are less than an hour away. Somerset has some lovely market towns and villages many of them nearby. We are not far from both the A303 and the M5, so it is a perfect spot for a night or two's break on a journey westward, or on your return journey.

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This part of Somerset is a little slice of heaven. The surrounding countryside is unspoilt with wonderful flora and fauna and big skies. There are many National Trust properties and notable gardens to visit locally, as well as several RSPB reserves.

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There are some very good pubs and places to eat locally. We can provide you with a list of many of them before your visit and we are always happy to help with reservations. 

 

We recommend booking well in advance to avoid disappointment, as they all get busy, especially at weekends.

 

 

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