Ammonite Lodge Guest House

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Features

Child Friendly
TV/Lounge Area
Cot available
Highchair available
Internet Access
Single room(s)
Family Room(s)
Guest Dining Room
Off-street Parking
Wireless Internet Access
Wireless Internet
Guest Lounge
Fireplace
Television
Open Fireplace
Board Games
Ensuite (Private Bathroom)
Bath
Outdoor furniture
Breakfast
Non-smoking

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Over 300 years old, Ammonite Lodge Guest House offers very high levels of comfort and cleanliness with a sumptuous traditional English breakfast. Situated on the edge of the shopping area of Chard and only a short stroll to a number of fine town centre restaurants, it is an ideal resting place for tourists and businessmen alike.

The guest lounge overlooks the pretty, south facing, cottage garden where guests can sit in comfort and enjoy the sun or later in the day sip a glass of wine and watch the water cascading into the illuminated fish pond along with friends or family.

All the bedrooms are equipped with colour TV, hair dryers, complimentary tea and coffee facilities with biscuits, soft fluffy towels and all rooms are centrally heated.

There is also a trouser press and ironing facilities.

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The dining room
The double garage
One of the twin rooms
Enjoy an Ammonite cream tea
Snowy Owls bedroom.
The pretty garden

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Further Information: Ammonite Lodge Guest House also offer guests the opportunity to partake of a Somerset cream tea at the excellent price of £3.50 per head. This can be ordered at time of booking to be served upon arrival or at some other time during the stay.
Location: The house is opposite Chard museum which houses the exhibits of John Stringfellow (inventor of powered flight) and James Gillingham (developed prosthetic limbs). The town is a short drive away from the Jurassic Coast at Lyme Bay and in all is close to over 50 local attractions to suit all ages. Forde Abbey and Gardens is virtually on the doorstep and within in a short drive are many National Trust properties. There is an abundance of children's entertainments which include the nearby Pecorama Gardens which houses a multitude of indoor and outdoor things for children to do. For the enthusiast The Fleet Air Arm museum at Yeovilton offers an opportunity to follow the history of that arm of the services and to board and view the French prototype of Concorde.
Parking: Off-street Parking
Room - General: Ensuite (Private Bathroom), Bath, Outdoor furniture
Restaurant/Dining: Guest Dining Room
Internet: Internet Access, Wireless Internet Access, Wireless Internet
Accommodation Type: Single room(s), Family Room(s)
General: Non-smoking
Included in Tariff: Breakfast
Cable/TV/DVD/Stereo: TV/Lounge Area
Site Facilities: Guest Lounge, Fireplace
Guest Lounge: Television, Open Fireplace, Board Games
Family Friendly: Child Friendly, Cot available, Highchair available

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Location

43 High Street
Chard Somerset

Additional InfoThe house is opposite Chard museum which houses the exhibits of John Stringfellow (inventor of powered flight) and James Gillingham (developed prosthetic limbs). The town is a short drive away from the Jurassic Coast at Lyme Bay and in all is close to over 50 local attractions to suit all ages. Forde Abbey and Gardens is virtually on the doorstep and within in a short drive are many National Trust properties. There is an abundance of children's entertainments which include the nearby Pecorama Gardens which houses a multitude of indoor and outdoor things for children to do. For the enthusiast The Fleet Air Arm museum at Yeovilton offers an opportunity to follow the history of that arm of the services and to board and view the French prototype of Concorde.