Belle-Vue

The location was fine, the room was lovely and the food was lovely, but the hosts' treatment of us made the week a nightmare. From arrival to checkout, the owners were rude and unwelcoming. They were rude to my daughter when she needed the bathroom and wouldn't let her stay even five minutes. My disabled sister had to climb a flight of stairs, and neither Mike nor Tracy offered any help. Mike was rude at breakfast and even stopped giving us strawberries in our fruit salad. We had to check out by 10, and by 9:45 we were outside with all our luggage waiting for our lift. Mike didn't say goodbye, and Tracy couldn't get us outside and shut the door on us. Luckily, it wasn't raining. We were treated rudely throughout our stay in Glastonbury, and I could go on about what we had to put up with all week. No one should be treated this way. I would NOT RECOMMEND this B&B to anyone. If you have a disability or an eating problem, I have a gluten disorder, think twice before booking. We stayed from 6 July to 13 July, 2024.

The hosts were friendly and very helpful, and the off-road parking was convenient. It's a short walk, about five minutes, to the centre. We enjoyed our three-night stay. Breakfast was excellent, and our ensuite room was clean and in good decorative order.

My sister and I have stayed here twice while attending the Glastonbury Symposium, and we feel right at home. Mick and Tracey are lovely, and the breakfasts are wonderful. Everything is spotless and comfortable, with lots of attention to detail. We can't recommend the place highly enough!

Mick and Tracey were attentive and polite, and served a first-rate breakfast. The B&B was spotless throughout, with decor finished to a very high standard. It was our first visit, but it won't be our last. Well done to both of you. John and Sharon Clinch and Tina Riley.