The attractive Chewton Place Hotel is situated amidst rural surroundings only a few minutes from the River Chew. The hotel is to be found 3 km outside of the town of Keynsham where countless shops and entertainment venues may be taken advantage of. A trip to either the city of Bristol or historical Bath is a worthwhile experience; both may be easily reached using public transport. A bus stop may be found only 1 km from the hotel.

The hotel comprises two buildings, each with 2 floors. A total of 25 rooms is on offer of which 1 is a single room and 24 are double rooms. Guests may make use of the idyllic 32,400 m² gardens, a spacious foyer with reception desk, a cloakroom and a luxurious seating area. There is also a cosy bar with TV and an exquisite restaurant (highchairs available for children) to be found within the hotel.

The tastefully decorated rooms come with a bathroom, a hairdryer, a radio, a telephone and central heating.

A golf course is situated 300 m from the hotel.

Guests may select their breakfast and midday meal from an ample buffet, however lunch may also be chosen from a menu. Furthermore, special dietary requirements as well as individual-specific dishes may be prepared.

From Central Bristol: take the exit for Bristol on the A4, following signs for Bath. Continue on the A4 for approximately 5 miles until you reach the Broadmead roundabout. Take the 3rd exit, onto the B3116. Turn left at the mini roundabout onto the Wellsway Road. After approximately half a mile, take the 1st right hand turn onto Chewton Road, signposted Chewton and Compton Dando. The hotel is situated on the left, at the bottom of the hill. From Central Bath Exit Bath on the A36/A4, following signs for Bristol. Continue on the A4 through Saltford until you reach the Broadmead roundabout. Take the first exit, onto the B3116. Turn left at the mini roundabout onto the Wellsway Road. After approximately half a mile, take the first right hand turn onto Chewton Road, signposted Chewton and Compton Dando. The hotel is situated on the left, at the bottom of the hill.