Days Inn Hotel Sedgemoor

Facilities are basic: parking is available but sometimes charged (particularly on third-party bookings), on-site amenities are limited to lobby snacks, crockery and a microwave, and Wi-Fi can be unreliable.

Cleanliness is inconsistent, with repeated reports of stained carpets, unpleasant smells, and grubby bathrooms, alongside some mentions of clean rooms. Housekeeping lapses include missing towels, toilet roll, or empty dispensers.

Rooms are generally spacious and simple, with dated decor and mixed comfort; several guests mention squeaky or uncomfortable beds and hot rooms without air conditioning. Noise varies by location, from quiet stays to disturbances from corridors, stairs, or the services, and Wi-Fi reliability varies.

Service is frequently praised as friendly and helpful, with staff assisting with directions and small requests. Some lapses are noted, including rude or absent reception, being assigned an occupied room, and slow follow-up on housekeeping issues.

Set at Sedgemoor services on the M5, it’s convenient for stopovers and trips to places like Weston or Cheddar. Southbound access can require a detour, signage can be unclear, and some guests noted noise from the motorway or services.

Breakfast and dining are via the adjacent services; choices are limited, sometimes close early, and healthy or continental options can be lacking, though a lobby microwave helps with alternatives. Voucher hiccups and breakfast quality are reported as average.