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The Duke Of Wellington - JD Wetherspoon

4.1(2,497)
Hotel

About

The Duke of Wellington blends a classic pub atmosphere with hotel accommodations in Minehead, offering colorful rooms with complimentary Wi-Fi and comfortable beds. Its central location and relaxed vibe make it a practical choice for business travelers seeking straightforward lodging with easy access to local amenities.

The pub's two floors and outdoor seating provide a casual setting for informal meetings or team gatherings, with freshly prepared food and friendly service. While the space is unpretentious, it delivers reliable hospitality and a welcoming environment for small group events.

Best for

  • Casual team breakfasts & pub lunches
  • Affordable client dinners with local character
  • Multi-night stays with convenient downtown access

Request a Package

Tell the venue what you're planning and they'll respond with a custom proposal within 1–2 business days.

Group Meeting

Custom request

Professional meeting space for your team — whether it's a meeting, training, workshop, or multi-day offsite. Half-day, full-day, or multi-day — with the option to request AV, catering, and your preferred room layout.

What's typically included

  • Meeting room & layout
  • Food & beverage
  • AV & technology

Room Block

Custom request

Reserve a block of rooms for your group — ideal for multi-day conferences, offsites, or any event where attendees are traveling from out of town.

What's typically included

  • Reserved guest rooms for your group
  • Flexible check-in & check-out dates
  • Negotiated group rates

Meeting + Room Block

Custom request

Bundle your meeting space and guest rooms in one request — perfect for multi-day offsites and conferences where the team meets by day and stays overnight.

What's typically included

  • Meeting room & layout
  • Food & beverage
  • AV & technology
  • Reserved guest rooms for your group

Venue Details

Standout features

Historic Character
Landmark coaching inn with 19th-century roots
Originally established in 1820 and rebuilt in 1893, this venue was once The Duke of Wellington Inn, a coaching inn and posting house named after the Duke himself. It later served as the Wellington Hotel and was a hub for local polo and staghound
Venue Layout
Two floors plus outdoor seating
The pub features two floors of flexible space along with an outdoor seating area, providing options for different event setups and atmospheres. This layout supports varied group sizes and preferences for indoor or outdoor gatherings.

At a glance

Rated 4.1 on Google · 2,497 reviews