Manor House InnThe Ditcheat Guide

Visitor information

Visiting the Manor House Inn

Find the Manor House Inn on Wraxall Road, Ditcheat, plan an arrival from Castle Cary station and contact the pub about access, tables or overnight stays.

The red-brick Manor House Inn seen across Wraxall Road, with a white bench and tables on the lawn.
1 June 2021 · Neil Owen
Castle Cary station is 2.9 km south-south-east of the inn. Bruton is 5.9 km east-south-east and Shepton Mallet is 7.4 km north, measured in a straight line.

Getting your bearings

The inn on the map

Wraxall Road, Ditcheat
Somerset BA4 6RB

Get directions

The address for the inn is Wraxall Road, Ditcheat, Shepton Mallet, Somerset BA4 6RB. Shepton Mallet appears in the postal address, but the building is in Ditcheat village. Include the postcode when you enter it into a route planner. The red-brick frontage and the church tower visible from the road are useful landmarks once you reach the village.

Arriving by train

Castle Cary is the station to look up when planning a journey to the inn. It lies south of Ditcheat. Use the National Rail station page for station facilities, assistance and onward travel information. A train ticket to Castle Cary takes you to the station, not to the village or the pub door.

Plan the final part of the journey in both directions. If your return train leaves before breakfast or after an evening meal, check the pickup arrangements against that train. A short distance on a map can still involve rural lanes. For groups, agree the pickup point with the driver before setting out and give everyone the inn’s postcode.

Questions for the pub

For an enquiry about the building or your reservation, telephone 01749 860276 or use the current official website. Mention whether you are coming for food, staying overnight or collecting an order. These may involve different parts of the building. The official site carries the latest service times.

If you need step-free access, describe the route you need the team to check. Parking to the entrance, entrance to the table, and table to the facilities are three separate parts of a visit. For an overnight stay, ask about your particular bedroom as well. Our rooms guide explains the distinction between the courtyard rooms and the first-floor accommodation above the pub.

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