Glastonbury’s Medieval Icon

The George & Pilgrims Inn sits at the heart of Glastonbury and offers a stay shaped by heritage and considered hospitality. Its 14 rooms combine medieval character, exposed beams, stone walls with comfortable, unfussy design. The bar is rich in atmosphere, serving local ales, wines, and spirits with ease. In the dining spaces, seasonal menus and the signature Sunday roast are prepared with care. The inn also hosts intimate events, each delivered with quiet confidence in a setting that feels both historic and personal.

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A Rich History

The George & Pilgrims Inn in Glastonbury is steeped in history. Built around 1475 by Abbot John Selwood, it was a grand stop for pilgrims visiting the Abbey. It still wears its history with pride, stone mullioned windows, oak beams, and whispers of monks’ past. They say a Lady in White drifts the halls, adding a touch of ghostly glamour. Today, it’s a cosy Inn with hearty food, charming rooms, and a glorious sense of the medieval.

Glastonbury & Somerset Levels

Glastonbury is a jewel of the Somerset countryside, steeped in legend and rich in history. The Abbey’s majestic ruins hint at a grand past, while the iconic Tor rises proudly, shrouded in Arthurian myth. The town itself brims with character—eccentric shops, bustling markets, and spiritual curiosities. Surrounded by the Somerset Levels and close to Wells, it’s a landscape where England’s heritage and folklore quietly endure.

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George & Pilgrims Inn, Glastonbury
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