The Langford Inn

We chose The Langford Inn because we had enjoyed happy stays at others in the Butcombe Inns group and, primarily, because it's location made it a good option for a halfway(ish) stop on the way to Devon...and we could not have made a better choice. The inn is extremely comfortable, our room was very generously sized and spotless and all the public areas are charming. Service was really friendly and welcoming, with a relaxed but efficient style that we very much like but can be very hard to find. Breakfasts were excellent and we ate in both evenings, enjoying genuinely terrific meals...all the food was delicious and the fish dish that I had on our first night was the best piece e of fish cookery that I have been served in years. We would recommend the Langford In very highly indeed, it would make a great base for exploring North Somerset and the Bristol area and is very convenient for Bristol airport.

This is the third Butcombe Inn at which we have spent a weekend break - and as with our previous stays (The Methuen Arms at Corsham and the George at Norton St Phillip) we were delighted with our choice! On arriving, the Inn has it's own car park, but many choose to park on the road outside the premises. We had booked the Langford Suite, which is situated on the upper floor of a former stables block and found a parking space directly next to the exterior stair which led to our suite. I had checked-in on-line that morning from a reminder email with Butcombe Brewery's Inns send on the day of arrival. I popped into the bar (which has a reception area), collected our key and we were shown to our suite by a very pleasant young lady. As always, housekeeping had left the Roberts radio tuned-in to a restful channel and we were greeted to diffuse music as we entered. The Langford Suite was huge and occupies the entire top floor of the former stable block. It had a soaring 'cathedral style' ceiling, held aloft with attractive exposed wooden beams. There was a very comfortable king-size bed, a sofa, two easy chairs, large flat-screen smart-TV, bench at the foot of the bed, pine chest of drawers, bedside cabinets, dressing table and an attractive solid wood occasional table below a large ornamental mirror. The room had tasteful soft furnishings with a half-dozen scatter cushions, thick drapes and bed-runner. A sliding barn-type door led to a well designed bathroom with twin showers, sink, WC etc. There was an array of complimentary toiletries (including pillow mist spray and earplugs) and fluffy white towels. The room also had kettle, cups & saucers, glass tumblers, fresh milk, coffee machine, iron & ironing board, hairdryer and complimentary bottled water. There were pendant ceiling lights, bedside lamps and spotlights to create a number of lighting moods. One large window overlooks the Inn and there were three velux sky-lights (a pole is provided to slide their blinds). That night we had a delicious three-course dinner in the restaurant - which had an inventive menu of well prepared dishes. We slept soundly and enjoyed a hearty Full English Breakfast the next morning before setting off to nearby Cheddar and Wells Cathedral. Staff are delightful, always very obliging, cheerful and helpful. Housekeeping was immaculate throughout. Another lovely stay at a Butcombe Brewery Inn. We have joined their loyalty club and make significant savings booking rooms directly on their website (which is way cheaper than well-known on-line booking platforms). Highly recommended

We can thoroughly recommend the Langford Inn. Staff were efficient and charming. Our room was very comfortable and well-equipped and the food was excellent. It is always reassuring to find a restaurant in a small village that is full even on a Sunday evening, which is testament to an excellent reputation. Check in and out were seamless.

Great pub with excellent rooms. Room lovely and spacious and warm. Shower very good. Pub large with different sections including snug with TV. Parked by the door to our room. Breakfast fabulous..so tasty and hot. Dinner delicous though expensive . Recommend people staying here.

Fantastic place that we dropped onto with a late booking. Everything you would need with the rooms being large and spacious (deluxe double). The breakfast was amazing and high quality ingredients. All the staff very helpful and great value for money. This will be our stopping off point when down this way again

Booked a table for my wife and I as it was my birthday. We know it is expensive as we live about 100 metres away, but it’s a pub with a great ambience. Tonight we ordered the duck breast and they managed two thin slices of duck breast each with radicchio with no flavour and small portion of mashed potato. The dessert ice cream was listed as two scoops of ice cream and sorbet, but turned out to be two scoops of ice cream OR sorbet. Disappointing meal that even though they gave us a bottle of Prosecco as a Loyalty customer for my birthday treat seemed a tad expensive at over £90 for the two of us. Wished we stayed at home at cooked the two whole duck breasts we have in the freezer with some seasonal vegetables.