Penscot Inn

Friendly staff, excellent food, perfect setting on the Green. We wanted to eat outside and were served there which worked well as one of our group is disabled. Steps outside not too much of a problem as we were offered assistance.

What a fantastic place, with outstanding hosts! I visited recently with my pet cat to attend the animal hospital close by. Stayed two nights. Cheryl and Graham went above and beyond for me and snowy. Little presents with food on the bed when we arrived, how thoughtful! The breakfast was absolutely stunning, fresh produce cooked to perfection. The room was adequate for our needs, and very comfortable. Quiz night was good fun too. But overall, it’s the welcoming, natural and superbly friendly and funny hosts who are the stars of this establishment. Cheryl and Graham, I thank you from the bottom of my heart for your kindness, and made a challenging experience much better for me and snowy. God bless you both. Wayne and Snowy

A beautiful village in a gorgeous village setting and from the outside a pleasant looking inn. Step inside and your confronted with dirty carpets, staff poorly presented and the pub dog at your feet. The ownership were helpful and polite but this didn't contra the general appearance of a poorly decorated public area and rooms. Clean linen and shower but generally everywhere in need of total refurbishment.

I stopped at the Penscot Inn as the first overnight stop backpacking the Mendip Way / Southern Coast To Coast. Received a warm welcome from the wonderful Andrews family, who were pleasant throughout, I didn't want for much - but that being said nothing was too much trouble. The burger in the evening was huge, as was the custom breakfast the next morning - perfect to get the calories up for the day ahead. The double room was basic and in keeping with the rustic nature of the Inn - but was again perfect for my needs with a functional, kettle, tea etc, had a decent shower and was warm, and peaceful which led to a good nights rest. Highly recommended for anybody doing the Mendip Way or who wants to explore this area without all the frills or costs of more upmarket options. The Penscot Inn was definitely a good find.