Woolpack Inn by Greene King Inns

Stayed in room 5 and paid 120.00 - I thought I booked a double bed but on arrival was given a twin room. I know the was an old building buti would expect it to be in better condition with people paying to stsy. Room was very dated and could do with a good makeover. On a positive note the bed was comfortable. I was woken around 6am to the floor boards above creaking then the sound of a man pounding down the stairs that was adjacent to my room, he walked past coughing at his loudest and floor boards creaking like I've never heard before. He returned shortly after, again pounding past my room and back up the stairs. I could hear every foot step overhead, I'm not sure if this was kitchen staff. The bathroom definitely needs repairing the seat on toilet is not the right fit, the bathroom door handle area looked disgusting and the sink was badly cracked. Bar staff and waitresses was very friendly. Not worth the good money I paid !!

Usually very good food. Sadly this Sunday and last Sunday my meal was not up to there usual standard. My husbands meal was not great this time either. The bar person took on board our comments and gave us a discount which was appreciated. Please get back on track as we like going there.

Very warm welcome. Lovely food. Friendly and helpful staff. Stayed 2 nights in room 12 which was a lovely double room. The bar was great with a log fire and a good range of drinks on offer . Close enough to take a short drive to spend time in Bath. Will definitely visit again.

This is a lovely pub in a very pretty village full of gorgeous old buildings. The staff are really friendly and the pub has lots of character. They have a couple of very nice bitters - I highly recommend Butcombe's - and the lamb shank is yumptious!

I booked for my husband, daughter and I to stay for two nights as part of a mini break between Chris**as and New Year. Unfortunately, my husband was unwell over the Chris**as period and unable to make it, so it was just my 12 year old daughter and I. I booked through *********** and was able to easily change our room from a superior double (with sofabed) to a twin, saving myself around £30. We were met with a very warm, friendly welcome upon arrival and shown to our room, up on the top floor in the attic. What a beautiful, charming room - spacious, clean,cosy, comfortable and warm, with all the old English rustic charm you'd expect from a building of this age in a quaint Somerset village! We got settled and went down into the pub area for dinner. Again, we received a really friendly welcome and great service. The pub itself is very pretty and was "dressed up" for the festive season. Our drinks order was promptly taken and delivered - the range of non-alcohol beer, cider, and cocktails is pretty good, better than most pubs, and very welcome, as I don't drink, but like an alternative "grown up" option. Our meals were ordered, some options were off-menu, but they were fully booked, so this was unsurprising. I chose the lamb shank and my daughter the macaroni cheese, which arrived in good time considering how busy they were, hot, really delicious and with very pleasant service! The same with desserts (sticky toffee pudding with custard and chocolate brownie) - prompt, delicious and nothing was too much trouble! We had a very comfortable night's sleep, a bit too comfortable as we were almost late for breakfast! However, we were accommodated and looked after really well but a really lovely lady, whose name I didn't catch. Breakfast choices are excellent and we both plumped for the smoked salmon and scrambled eggs, which was, again, delicious! The chef deserves a special mention too, because every meal we had (two evening meals, two desserts and two breakfasts) were really lovely! We had another relaxing, comfortable night and left for a great day out in nearby Bath after breakfast on New year's eve, before heading home to Kent. The pub was in an excellent location for our planned trip to Longleat too, which was absolutely magical! An excellent, warm, cosy accommodation with a gorgeous team of staff, delicious food and drink, and a fab location - so good, I've already booked again for my daughter's birthday in March! Special mention to Justine for her excellent, professional and friendly service! ♥️

Excellent staff, looked after us well in bar and restaurant - very cheerful. Double room was adequate but definitely in need of renovation. "Mature" furniture and decoration. Plentiful hot water though despite lacking several fixtures, shower was good. Quiet room despite being on front road. Bed ok but pillows need upgrade. Restaurant food very good and reasonably priced. Good overall for price.

Recently stayed at the nearby Travelodge. Was recommended The Woolpack Inn for an evening meal. Booked for a meal and so glad we did as very busy for a Monday evening, which says a lot! Staff friendly and professional. Cosy dining area with log fire lit which was perfect on a chilly Dec evening. Decided to also book for breakfast the next morning. Plenty of choice and again, friendly and helpful staff. I would recommend and definitely would return if in the area again.

Been to the Woolpack many times, superior rooms are good with a sofa and armchairs, good choice of breakfast items, generally well cooked, the same with evening meals. Rooms are clean and supplied with a kettle and sachets for tea and coffee making.

A nice pub with decent food, especially the breakfasts, but the bedrooms are in need of a good update and decoration.