Ammonite Lodge Guest House Chard

General Information

Come and enjoy 300 years of environment and character at our Grade II listed holiday hotel. Presented Four Stars under VisitBritain National Quality Assurance Standard we can to propose visitors a greatly high standard of lodging and cleanliness. Jeremy and Caroline anticipate to being can invite you to our home making your visit both suitable and fascinating. There are 7 very cozy bedrooms (three doubles, 2 twins and 2 singles). 2 suites have full privy bathrooms (we supply the bath robe). All other apartments are fully en-suite and are equiped with color TV, hair dryer, alarm clock radio, bathroom toiletries, teacoffee making amenities and central heating. Ironing amenities and a trouser press are accessible. Self-sufficient WiFi able to also be provided. Clients spend a highly still night in the gorgeous bedrooms and awake to have a deluxe English breakfast in the inglenook breakfast room. A carte menu led full English breakfast betweek 08. 00am and 09.00am. On Sundays and Bank Holidays it's catered at the later time of 08. 30am - 09.30am. Vegetarian and Vegan options are accessible in addition to breakfast 'Specials'. Visitor are encouraged to use the picturesque park at the back. It's South overlooking and fully enclosed by a high flint wall on one side and the west wing of the cottage on the other. It's highly still sitting by the pond, in the sun, listening to the water cascading down the waterfall. What could be better than sitting in the park in the late afternoon or evening with a glass of wine (you supply the wine, we supply the park, the glasses and the lighting). There is parking zone for up to 4 autos in an open region at the back of the Guest House in addition to a double garage which provides overnight safety for autos and more vulnerable conveyances such as motor cycles and bicycles.

Transportation

Directions by Car, Motorcycle and Bicycle. From Devon and Cornwall: Just follow major A30 all the way to Chard. The holiday hotel is around 1 mile from the 30mph sign on the right, in front of the Museum. From the North: M5 take Junction 25 and then the A358 signed Chard. Follow this highway all the way to the A303 roundabout and take the last exit signed A358 to Chard. Follow this highway all the way into Chard, past Focus DIY, till you get to the traffic lights at the major crossroads. Turn right and travel uphill for about 400 m via the city center and you'll see the Ammonite Lodge sign on the left just after the combination with a highway called Crowshute Link. From the East: Travel along the A303 till you get to the roundabout where the A303 meets the A358. Take the third exit marked A358 to Chard and follow the same route as described above. Whether you pick to travel to Chard through the A30 from Yeovil, after passing the Chard city sign you'll travel about 400 meters when you'll come to a roundabout and you'll see on your left an extensive Tesco store. Go direct on at the roundabout till you get to the traffic lights at the major crossroads. Go direct on at the crossroads and travel uphill via the city center for about 400 m and you'll see the Ammonite Lodge sign on the left just after the mix with a highway called Crowshute Link. You are able also take the A35 from Dorchester where you have the choice of taking the A35 to Axminster and then onto Chard or the A37 to Yeovil and then follow the same directions for the A30 approach. Whether hiking from Axminster follow the A358 (North) and visit on this highway all the way to the traffic lights at the mian crossroads and turn left. Follow the highway uphill for about 400 m till you see the Ammonite Lodge sign on your left. Directions by Train and BusTrains from London Waterloo and Clapham Junction stop at Crewkerne and Axminster Rail Stations and some routes from the North and London Paddington arrive at Taunton Rail Station. Taxis and buses run from all of these locations. Whether you contact Chard Tourist Information Centre on 01460 65710 they should be can give you the most modern bus timetables.