Common description

The Duke of Wellington first opened in 1820 as a traditional coaching inn and posting house. The hotel is a main focal point of Wellington Square and the town centre of Minehead – a bustling seaside town, with attractions to suit a large range of people. It is home to West Somerset Railway, running several steam trains throughout the day, over the summer period. Minehead is also famously home to the family amusement park Butlins, where any of our guests could visit, after purchasing a day's pass. Minehead is on the north coast of Somerset, boasting some fabulous sea views. It is also known as ‘The Gateway to Exmoor', as it is nestled in the centre of Exmoor National Park. Please note -The Lloyds No.1 music venue is on the side of the hotel and open until 2.30am on a Friday and Saturday. Some rooms may experience a degree of noise from the Lloyds No.1 bar. If you would prefer a quieter room, please advise, when making your reservation, however subject to availability. Sofa beds in the family rooms are suitable up to the ages of 14 we can supply a z bed at an additional cost of £10.00 per night. Please note if you or any of your party damage any bedding/linen we reserve the right to charge you £50.00 for specialist cleaning.Approaching from the M5: Leave the M5 at junction 23. Head East on the A39 for approximately 20 miles. Upon entering Minehead follow all of the signs toward the town centre. The Duke of Wellington is situated on Wellington Square in the centre of Minehead.