George Hotel

“Evening stay at George hotel frome”

My husband and I stayed at the george hotel frome on the 26 April 2026. We had the most wonderful time as it was my birthday, we joined the pub quiz which was great fun . Thankyou Wayne and all the staff who are also very pleasant friendly and helpful, they all work so very hard. The bedroom was sp… more

My husband and I stayed at the george hotel frome on the 26 April 2026. We had the most wonderful time as it was my birthday, we joined the pub quiz which was great fun . Thankyou Wayne and all the staff who are also very pleasant friendly and helpful, they all work so very hard. The bedroom was splendid also breakfast the next day was lovely plenty of choice. Well done team George Hotel Frome.

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“A very enjoyable stay”

We really enjoyed our 2 nights stay at the George. Our room was very comfortable- although the furniture & furnishings are a little dated! The staff were friendly and helpful - the breakfast crew were great! They were cheerful and very efficient, the food was very tasty - a good start to the day. … more

We really enjoyed our 2 nights stay at the George. Our room was very comfortable- although the furniture & furnishings are a little dated! The staff were friendly and helpful - the breakfast crew were great! They were cheerful and very efficient, the food was very tasty - a good start to the day. The hotel is on a very busy road so sitting on our little balcony was not so enjoyable! However, the secondary glazing really reduced the noise in the room with the windows closed at night. A very positive experience.

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“Centrally located but needs some TLC”

We travelled to the hotel as two families in seperate rooms. We booked as it is close to Longleat. Upon arrival we went to the hotel car park and there was a notice asking us to call reception to get the access code. After calling several times but had no answer, we parked in another space and went… more

We travelled to the hotel as two families in seperate rooms. We booked as it is close to Longleat. Upon arrival we went to the hotel car park and there was a notice asking us to call reception to get the access code. After calling several times but had no answer, we parked in another space and went to the reception to check in and to get the code. Access is via a padlock and metal shutter that is quite stiff. The car park is small and could be very tight for larger vehicles. There isn’t always space available we found over the few days we was staying. But there’s a car park nearby that you can pay to park and isn’t a long walk from the hotel. To get to our room we had to go up a few stairways which wasn’t an issue as we are able bodied. This hotel isn’t suited for anyone that has mobility difficulties. Our room was a good size but needed some TLC. It could be made so much better with some minor works. The plug hole in the shower was broken, ceiling damp and paint flaking and walls had various chips from them that need filling and painting. Windows was dirty too. The room offers a kettle, a selection of teas and hot chocolates and some biscuits too which was nice. Our room overlooked the Main Street where it was noisy at night and we was woken at 1-2am from drunk people shouting and music playing. The hotel breakfast was good. A selection of pastries, fruit and muffins was presented on the bar and you ordered a cooked breakfast from the waiting staff. I found it strange that there wasn’t the option for a kids breakfast, so there was a fair amount of waste that could have been avoided. One thing that stood out to us, was that a lot of the staff was but child friendly. The main bar man appeared irritated by the children laughing and playing together and he wasn’t so friendly with us because if it. We ate at the restaurant if an evening as it was easiest when the children was tired. But again the staff wasn’t so friendly which was a shame. We attempted to make conversation and it felt like they wasn’t interested which isn’t something I’m used to from staying in locally run b&bs. The food at the restaurant was nice. They had a kids menu and a good selection of foods for us to order from. We enjoyed all the food we tried, particularly the Camembert. The restaurant was nice and modern, but needed some additional cleaning. There was a layer of dust on the mantle piece over the fireplace which looked like it hadn’t been cleaned for a while. The lady cleaning the rooms was friendly and chatty and so was a waitress that was serving breakfast one of the days. Which was nice, given that some of the staff was off with us. The location is very central but that comes at a price as our room was noisy through the night. Would I stay here again? Probably not. If there was better service and rooms was made a bit nicer, then maybe. But for £80 a night, I expected a bit more than we got.

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