The Newt in Somerset : hôtel, restaurant et bar d'exception
Situé à Bruton, dans le quartier de Castle Cary, le Newt in Somerset a ouvert ses portes en 2019, sous l'impulsion de ses propriétaires passionnés. Ce lieu unique, mêlant tradition et modernité, s'est rapidement imposé comme une référence dans le secteur hôtelier britannique, attirant des visiteurs en quête d'authenticité et de luxe rural.
Le Newt est bien plus qu'un simple hôtel : c'est une destination complète comprenant un restaurant, un bar, un coffee shop, ainsi que des jardins exceptionnels. Les services proposés incluent des dégustations de cidre, des visites de jardins, des activités agricoles et un spa de qualité. La cuisine valorise les produits locaux, avec une attention particulière portée à la fraîcheur et à la saisonnalité, faisant du lieu un véritable paradis pour les amateurs de gastronomie et de shopping dans un cadre bucolique.
L'ambiance du lieu évoque un style Cottage Core, avec une esthétique raffinée et chaleureuse. Le décor mêle éléments classiques et contemporains, créant une atmosphère cosy et élégante. La serre où l'on peut prendre le thé, ainsi que les jardins magnifiquement entretenus, offrent un cadre idéal pour la détente et la promenade. Le Newt in Somerset séduit par son harmonie entre nature, confort et design, invitant à une escapade reposante et inspirante en pleine campagne anglaise.
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"Tucci - a stunning little place that covers countless acres and has a working farm, three restaurants and beautiful hotel rooms. "
@lotraveler
"Reco Tamara UBS. Lieu dingue "
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"Gardens and activities per Judith"
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"une esthétique Cottage Core irréprochable, un life goal que de prendre le thé dans leur serre"
@petitmulot
"2023 50Best Hotels #37 Starting price ($1.050)"
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"No.37 The Newt Bruton thenewtinsomerset.com @thenewtinsomerset The Newt is a country hotel like no other. Located near the creative enclave of Bruton, the hotel maximises its surrounding estate to deliver unforgettable rural escapes for its guests, offering everything from cider press demonstrations to gardening museums and reconstructed Roman villas with a functioning bathhouse in tow. All these factors have contributed to The Newt winning the Carlo Alberto Best Boutique Hotel Award 2023."
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"Mega Hotel und Restaurant "
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"+ resto The Botanical Rooms"
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"1 night stay during the week. 3 at weekends. At garden cafe: déjeuner, faire leurs balades .dinner : the botanical Garden tour(£20) Dormir at the chapel in Bruton. Walk from there to castle Cary. Charm. Market on Tuesdays. "
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"A working country estate with indulgent hotel, abundant gardens, and woodlands. Fresh produce. Farm resort. "
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"To call The Newt a hotel is a bit like calling Buckingham Palace a house. With gardens worth a visit in their own right, an interactive museum, a corker of a spa, plus a gelateria and bakery, it’s so much more than 42 beautifully pitched rooms. It even offers bee safaris and honey tastings. You can see why there’s been a buzz about this place since its 2019 opening in a corner of Somerset whose cool credentials were already on the rise thanks to the nearby Hauser & Wirth gallery. Now a reimagined Roman villa with an accompanying museum has been added to the 800-acre estate. Owner and South African billionaire Koos Bekker and his wife, Karen Roos, have lavished no-expense-spared attention to detail on the villa. Roos calls her design “classical contemporary,” which includes some fun touches: tapestry wall trophies; a room in the colors of a croquet set; a Roman bust wearing a necklace of seashells. Bedrooms vary from contemporary country to Scandinavian simplicity. As at the couple’s South African hotel, Babylonstoren (see above), the gardens are the focal point, so it’s no surprise that the estate-to-plate food zings with freshness. More unexpected is the Story of Gardening museum, where you can visit gardens around the world by VR. The Newt makes its own cider—or “cyder,” as it calls it. A tad pretentious? You won’t think so when you taste the single varietal brew and see the 300 types of apple trees in the egg-shaped walled garden. From $540. "
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"Gorgeous gardens at an upscale hotel "
@taraanbudaiyan
"Recommandation T Wanderlust"
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"Waanzinnig! Prachtige tuin erbij…"
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"The Garden Café is open every day for members and hotel guests, serving vegetable-led menus with locally-reared meats. Advance booking is required, with a deposit of £5pp for breakfast and £10pp for lunch. Breakfast served 9.30am-11.15am / Lunch served 11.45am-4pm. The Cyder Bar serves as an order and collection point for daily picnics fresh from the Bakery, as well as takeaway hot and cold drinks, including our draught cyder."
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"Ferme maison d’hôte en Angleterre. Reco du elle "
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"Remarkable places to eat tv program"
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"Free access to one RHS member on Tuesdays and RHS Chelsea week"
@tucster
"Mr Bon Vivant & Who What Whit"
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"This magnificent honey-stone Georgian house really shook up the UK hotel scene when it arrived in the middle of 2019. Not only have the outbuildings and barns all been converted (check out the old stable bedrooms with original 19th-century hay feeders still in situ, pictured) but the gardens have been miraculously brought back to life, and day visitors flock from all over the country just for a snoop around the grounds. The Garden Café (not to mention the buffalo gelateria and cyder bar) is inspired by the bounty of the gardens and orchards, headed up by chefs flexing their tattooed muscles. But it’s the hotel, cordoned off to day trippers, that is the real hot ticket. It’s the project of former interiors magazine editor Karen Roos and husband Koos Bekker – who are also behind hotel Babylonstoren in the winelands of South Africa – and work restoring the properties and gardens took more than five years. Shuttered sash windows frame a classic parkland view; the handsome library and drawing room has been opened up so guests can admire the collections of books and paintings. In the morning the orangerie, off a dark-green oak-panelled dining room, makes for a light-flooded breakfast room studded with box hedge and orange trees, for feasting on crumpets topped with poached eggs and flaky Portuguese custard tarts. "
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"Really nice hotel where Harris stayed"
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"Recommandation The Good Life pour notre road trip en angleterre !"
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"Potential place for Simon’s birthday "
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"Même propriétaire que Babylonstoren en Afrique du Sud"
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"Michel Roux. Top adresse… top prix"
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"Amazing modern country house hotel, great resto, great own farm and a spa and lovely gardens"
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"Bruton is lovely and this place looks like a perfect stay"
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"Gardens- need to buy tixs in advance"
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"Garden featured on Gardener’s World 2020"
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"FT 2019. CNT 2020 Hot List. See also the Farmyard rooms, more relaxing country life. Must do!"
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"Lovely castle and grounds "
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