The Half Moon Inn is an 18th-century village pub, situated one mile from the mainline railway station in Templecombe. It has free Wi-Fi and free off-road parking.
Listed in Good Beer Guide for its award-winning real ales, this 3 diamond-rated inn offers comfortable accommodation, including 3 rooms rated for the National Accessibility Scheme.
Each of the rooms feature a Freeview TV.
The Half Moon Inn has a large garden to relax in, and a spacious restaurant serving hearty, home-cooked food.
Located just off the A303, the Half Moon is 40 miles from the coast at Bournemouth. Bristol is 36 miles away. Ideally placed to explore the counties of Somerset, Wiltshire and Dorset. The Stourhead Gardens in Wiltshire are 15 minutes away. Sherborne in Dorset is 15 minutes' drive from the building, and Somerset is 3 miles away.
Facilities
General
Restaurant
Pets allowed
Bar
Garden
Non-smoking rooms
Facilities for disabled guests
Free parking
Heating
Non-smoking throughout
On-site parking
WiFi available in all areas
Parking
Activities
Darts
Bowling
Services
Meeting/banquet facilities
Internet services
Packed lunches
Fax/photocopying
WiFi
Free WiFi
Food & Drink
Restaurant
Bar
Packed lunches
Special diet menus (on request)
Kid meals
Breakfast options
Common areas
Garden
Entertainment and children services
Board games/puzzles
Business facilities
Meeting/banquet facilities
Fax/photocopying
Miscellaneous
Non-smoking rooms
Facilities for disabled guests
Heating
Non-smoking throughout
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