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The Woolpack

OLD ENGLISH INNS

MANAGER

Paul Sutton.

 

ADDRESS

Warminster Road, Beckington, Frome, Somerset  BA11 6SP  Tel. 01373 831244  Fax. 01373 831223  e-mail 6534@greeneking.co.uk

 

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OWN WEBSITE

www.woolpackhotel.com

 

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 PUB OPENING TIMES

Monday - Thursday 11am - 11pm.
Friday & Saturday 11am - 12mn.
Sunday 12noon - 10.30pm.

 

DRAUGHT BEERS SERVED

Carling, Stella, Greene King IPA Chilled, Guinness, Strongbow & Blackrat Ciders.

 

REAL ALES

Greene King IPA / Abbot + Guest ale.

 

QUIZ EVENING

Held 1st Wednesday of each month.

 

DINING AT THE WOOLPACK
Home cooked cuisine served from our own menu & daily changing Specials board. We offer our own homemade sausages & bread. Soup & Fish of the Day. Children's menu available.

ACCOMPANYING DRINKS

 Range of Fine Wines (range of 38), Hot Chocolate, Tea & Range of Speciality Coffees.

 

MEAL TIMES

Monday - Saturday 12noon - 2.30pm & 6.30pm - 9.30pm.
Sunday 12noon - 3pm & 6pm - 9pm.

 


ACCOMMODATION

11 bedrooms all en-suite. Rooms have TV, tea & coffee making facility & hairdryer.

 

RATES

Single  £80.00. Double  £100.00.

 

TERMS & BOOKING

Rates quoted are standard on a per room per night basis including breakfast (may be subject to change).
Special rates are often available through Central Reservations Tel. 0800 9173085.

 

FUNCTIONS

We cater for functions in a section of the bar for up to 40 people seated. An ideal venue for meetings, birthdays, wedding receptions, anniversaries, etc.

 

FACILITIES

Beer Garden with No Smoking Area, Terraced Garden, Wheelchair Access (2 small steps, gain access with help).

 

OTHER

Children Welcome (until 8pm), Dogs Allowed (bar & bedrooms), Car Parking - 11 spaces, Coaches Welcome (by appointment). ATM Machine. Debit & Credit Cards accepted.

 

Woolpack PhotoBeckington is a village just off the A36, 10 miles from Bath and 3 miles from Frome.  All roads in the village lead to The Woolpack, a 15th Century Coaching Inn where highwaymen were allowed a last drink before being led to the gallows.  There is the story of one such unfortunate who, having refused his last rights, was led to the gallows to meet his death.  Seconds after being hanged a messenger arrived with a royal pardon.  Had he taken his last drink at the Woolpack, he would have been saved!  On a lighter note, this traditional Old English Inn has an excellent, trouble free, female friendly atmosphere where helpful staff are here to welcome you.  The cuisine on offer is not just pub food and diners come from surrounding towns and villages to eat here.  Meals at the Woolpack, which include our own Specials board, can be enjoyed in the Oak Room, are freshly prepared and cooked to a very high standard with fresh ingredients.  Food is chosen from a wide menu including a soup and fish of the day.  We cook our own homemade, mouthwatering sausages and bake our own bread actually at the Woolpack.  Both are always very popular.  Wine to accompany your meal or enjoy by itself, comes from a choice of 38 bins, so you should be able to find a wine to suit your taste.  Eleven rooms, all with individual character, are homely and comfortable with mod cons for your convenience.  Our four attic rooms with eves and beams have lots of style.  Dogs are allowed in some of the bedrooms so please do not hesitate to ask.  Functions can be catered for here with a room for up to 40 people seated.  Popular for weddings, birthdays, etc, there is of course the added bonus of being able to stay here after the party.   At the Woolpack you can enjoy the beer garden or terraced garden in the summer and a cosy real fire in the winter.  If you are joining us for an overnight stay, meal or just a drink, everyone will be made to feel welcome.

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