The hotel is right in the center of all the shops. I walked to all the major attractions like Chalice Well gardens, White Spring and the Tor. The Abbey is also really close. Rooms were clean and a decent size. Looked good and had all amenities I needed. Despite sitting on top of a pub it was quiet and safe. Although I did stay during the week and not the weekend. Staff was really helpful and always kind and welcoming, apologising just for being busy. The outlets also had USB ports which was really handy for European travellers who don't have the same plug. Breakfast was delicious and big portions. Lots of choices.

Bed was pretty small. I travelled alone, but with 2 people it would be very cozy. The window was a little hard to open since one of the cords were broken. Once I got the hang of it, it worked. The doors aren't soundproofed very well, so people coming in or leaving could be heard. Not everyone was considerate of this. Breakfast was after 8, which had me eat fast a few times. Especially when it took a little bit for food to arrive, because it's all made fresh and warm to order.

The hotel was very central at the bottom of the high street within walking distance of Glastonbury Abbey. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The main communal area was a large bar with lots of comfortable tables and chairs with an area off to the side for having breakfast. Meals were very good, mainly Thai and Eastern food. Breakfasts were good with vegan and veggie options. The bedroom was medium size, comfortable and with ensuite shower and toilet and comfortable bed

The only real disadvantage for guest with mobility problems is that the hotel has no lifts. A member of staff did carry my suitcase up to my bedroom on the first floor, but those in wheel chairs couldn't really access bedrooms in this hotel. There was a toilet with disabled access on the ground floor. There was background music in the bar/dining areas but it wasn't too loud and not very intrusive.

The location of the Crown Hotel cannot be beat. In the heart of Glastonbury, anything you could want is at your doorstep. I stayed in the Dolly Parton room which is tucked away toward the back of the hotel. No view from the window but much quieter than if you're on the front side of the property. There were lovely snacks and water waiting for me, which was greatly needed after a long day of train and bus travel. The staff was very kind and my room was clean. The shower was dreamy with great water pressure and shampoo and body wash provided.

The noise level at this hotel can be a challenge because of its central location. I was also a bit disappointed in the breakfast as I've stayed here before and the food wasn't as up to par as I've experienced in the past. This hotel is on the higher end of pricing in Glastonbury and so I often choose other accommodations when possible.

Really lovely place. Welcoming stylish interior. Very friendly and really helpful staff from offering to carry my bags, advise on parking and lending me a phone charger when I brought the wrong plug! Amazing breakfast I stayed two nights so tried the avocado and poached eggs on sour dough and the Crown breakfast. Both excellent. Good coffees too. Friends joined me for an evening meal and we had vegans and meat eaters. Everyone was well catered for with plenty of options and the food was delicious. Friends also came back to join me for breakfast as it was good. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5 stars guys I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend The Crown and I would definitely stay here again.

The one negative would be my room was right above the high street. Lovely to be so central I could leave the car for my whole stay, but Some late night noise and then the bin men at 5:30am collecting the bottle bins. If you’re a light sleeper take some ear plugs or even better …a great addition to the tea tray in the room would be to provide a of packets of ear plugs that would have done the trick.

The wide bed was very comfortable and the shower lovely. The quirky names for the rooms was fun. The location was absolutely perfect in the centre of the village. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The food was good.

Even though the heating was put on in my single room, the room remained cold. qne there was no view from the window. The washbasin area was rather cramped. It was odd that there was no reception as such. Check-in is done online beforehand and you ask for your key or anything else from someone at the bar.

Staff were really friendly and helpful, couldn't do enough for you, even though they have a very busy job and we're doing their best to keep up. The room location was brilliant, decor was good, room size was just about sufficient. Clean sheets and towels all round. Amazing breakfast. Would stay again and thanks to the wonderful staff.

Amy Winehouse room. For the size of the room the price is a bit much, not enough room for storage if you were to stay there more than a couple of nights. Mostly clean, however there was a layer of dust of the little ledge next to the bed. The window blind is mechanical and takes around 5 minutes to fully close and open. Pillows very flat.

Really superb. Great location. Hotel was exactly what we were looking for. Room was great, very clean, big comfy bed, great shower. Hotel staff were really good, including non front of house. We drank in the bar and were oleased to find local beers. We also enjoyed the cocktails. Food was really good (and good value too). Breakfast was included and we both enjoyed it. Thank you for the lovely flowers and card that were in our room on arrival for my wife (to celebrate our anniversary). You have managed to create a modern hotel and bar while remaining in touch with the rest of the town.We definately plan to return.

Excellent location Excellent service Excellent beds and room size Excellent food I had the Bruce room and though I was warned there are stairs ( I have a knee injury) I would just warn others if you have a lot of luggage or mobility issues make sure you book a lower floor. The Bruce would was very large and had spectacular views of high street. Highly recommend this room and hotel. Food was amazing and service was top notch!!

Stairs but was warned about this and decided to take on the two flights even with a knee injury. Not too bad but I also had very to little luggage.

They made the breakfast for you individually and it was good. We did not have to follow the menu that was given and could ask for what we wanted.

We ate dinner there one night as they have a restaurant in the hotel. We Waited for 1 1/2 hours for the meal to arrive. They had said they were bust but this was very extreme. When we were finished and asked about dessert they said that the kitchen had closed. The Nachos that my husband ordered were terrible. My fish and chips were fine.

The staff were fantastic and the food was excellent. The staff were very accommodating and helpful - couldn't fault them. The location in the centre of town was really convenient. Being a pub things could get a little noisy on the weekend.

There were three issues - the housekeeping really wasn't great. Bins not being emptied when there was fruit peelings etc in them and surfaces were just not really clean. The jug I had to clean before I could use it - it needed replacing, and the toilet seat was broken where it attaches which was really annoying. I believe the issues that I have mentioned will be rectified as they have a very proactive manager.