Well equipped kitchen. Having a lovely bath to soak in . The hot tub was absolutely incredible to relax in .

Apologies, but on one of our three nights a larger party arrived in the lodge opposite and played excessively loud Asian music with an outdoor bbq. We didn’t want to report them but it came close, but other residents on site were also not happy about this as it could be heard across the site for 4 hours. I was feeling unwell that night with migraine and was trying to rest and sleep :/ i I do understand people want to enjoy themselves but need to be considerate of others Maybe there needs to be a polite notice up somewhere although we did read about it . I would not choose Reindeer Walk lodge in busier times due to its location next to the outdoor bar/cafe area and potential noise.

I personally love the cozy, homey feel of the cabin—it instantly puts me at ease. The goat room and the farm around it feel so majestic, making the whole experience unique and serene.

We arrived late at night, but unfortunately, one of the light bulbs caused a circuit issue that cut off all the electricity. We couldn’t reach anyone from the team, which was understandable given that it was Christmas holidays. Luckily, a fellow guest who had stayed at the cabin the previous year helped us locate the fuse box, and we were able to resolve the problem.

Cabin was unreal - so cosy and warm, log burner was amazing. Hot tub was great. Everything was so clean. Staff were friendly and the man at reception let me feed the sheep. Close to Glastonbury and Cheddar Gorge. Can imagine activities would be good but it was too cold so we didn’t do anything. Bar and farm shop were great.

Hard to fault. Bed is quite small and had a footboard so bf was diagonal most nights as too tall. A smart TV would be good with Netflix etc. We bought a laptop so wasn’t an issue as watched stuff on there.

I liked the location and the facilities, really peaceful. The staff were excellent, there was a query with the booking with regards to whether it was pet friendly, we had in fact not booked a pet friendly pod however the staff were really accommodating and allowed us to bring our furry friend. There was also a change to our pod however communication was excellent. We took part in the onsite activities whilst there and our boy thoroughly enjoyed it, the instructor was lovely.

Check in was 4pm and the onsite shop and cafe closed at 4pm which was disappointing as we then had to go elsewhere for dinner.

The pod was lovely. It was well equipped with linen, towels, kitchen equipment etc. and tastefully done. All clean and tidy and looked new! The dog was very happy and it was cosy when it rained in the night and beautiful when we woke to sunshine peeping through the glass door. The surroundings are quiet and peaceful but with a trail by the river and a farm shop and cafe.

A small light would be good in the evening so the main bright lights could be turned off or dimmed, and a peg for my outdoor waterproof would be better than using the only coat hook in the bathroom.

Very clean and very warm - in fact we had to turn off the towel rail it was so warm! But we were very lucky with the weather. Rhiannah on the bar/coffee shop was amazing and so friendly - she really made our stay, chatting very happily to our 3yo! 😊

I thought we had 2 bedrooms but it was in fact 2 beds. Also, the farm shop was a bit disappointing. We were there for a Monday night so perhaps they had sold out after the weekend but we ended up having to order food in which was disappointing as one of the reasons we chose them was we could eat there after a long drive.

The lodge was beautiful, spacious and comfortable for a group of 6. The kitchen area was well equipped and clean on arrival. The beds were very comfortable and an added bonus of having beds made up on arrival. Great to have 2 bathrooms with 2 toilets! The views were stunning and we were lucky with the weather so were able to sit on the veranda area to enjoy the peace and stunning view. We loved seeing the sheep/goats walking around and the friendly cats calling by

Nothing, it was beautiful

These cabins seem to be fairly plain but actually it’s rather nice. Think tiny living. It’s quiet and enjoyable. I was here in a cold February day but yet the pod was nice and warm. I intend to return at some point with our dog. It’s better than some hotels that I’ve stayed in. If you fancy something different then it’s worth giving this place a try.

Pod was clean and had enough things (cups, towels etc.) to make the stay good. The only bit I didn’t like was having to make my own bed. Sheets were clean and everything else ok. But after driving for 6 hours, I didn’t really want to have to make a bed!

The location was perfect for our long weekend visiting historic sites in this area,of Somerset. We loved the pod and the green areas around the site. Really peaceful place to stay. Ideal for my dog. Thank you for allowing dogs to stay.

I cannot really rate staff or facilities as I did not see any staff or use any facilities. Two things in my pod were not working (oven and TV remote), not really something I could use the emergency number for and reception was not open whilst I was on site. Not huge problems at all but in an ideal world I could have got them sorted out.

Amazing location and accommodation! As soon as you drive into the site you can tell your in for a relaxing time away, it’s just beautiful. The pod we had (cranberry) was lovely and well equipped and our children loved seeing the animals on site which added to the excitement of our nights stay.

The cafe/bar closes quite early, although I can totally understand why and wouldn’t really say it was a reason not to stay but if that’s what you like this place isn’t for you.