Incredibly quiet place, exceptional location, friendly hosts, delicious breakfast. If you like Glastonbury history a would highly recommend to book a tour with the owner (as he is a great story teller).

Close to centre, supercute little house, great hosts, good breakfast, small room (single) but with very romatic view on the gardens. Fairytale-like. Sweet dog too, made me smile.

The location is good, but we felt like leaving the place after the first night. And the food was simple but nice.

The room is really simple, no space for luggage, good bedding, but no dark curtain or shatter. Asside from the room, there is no place where to stay in the house or the garden. It feels like we are constantly intruding the owners' private space. At the same time, the house isn't isolated, so everyone hears absolutly everything. The bathroom is a shared one and looks more like a cupboard than a bathroom (1m by 2.5m). The shower curtain is blackened with mould. The bathroom is connected to a maceration device that makes a lot of noise when any type of water is used (tap, shower, or toilet), so the bathroom is not to be used during the 10pm-8pm time slot. A few rude comments also from the male owner about both our nationality, and spiritual believes, and more simply our tastes. I was shocked by the way he answered an other guest's at breakfast about the strength of the coffee he served her : "only too strong to you, other people like it that way". Not a way to make anyone feel at home, and totally mansplaining. The female owner is a nice person, but she is also very quiet and may be a little introverted ? I feel sorry for her about our review of their place. I read a lot of the previous comments before visiting, and thought "it cannot be that bad". First absolutely nothing that bothered previous guests has been changed. Then eventhough the place is about clean, and the owners are not impossibly rude, it feels impossible to feel at home, or to like the place. I have been in Glastonbury a dozen time, and for my next trip I will not stay at the Moon in the Apple Tree. I do not usually comment badly on BnB but I am hoping this one can eventually change something for others.

Incredibly welcoming and friendly hosts, charming decor and atmosphere, delicious homey breakfast, 4 minute walk to town.

I didn’t realize that there wouldn’t be a private bathroom. But this didn’t end up being a problem at all:)

We loved staying at the Moon in The Apple Tree, a warm welcome and genuine home that embodies the true spirit of Glastonbury. Tor and Julie were exceptional hosts, the beds were super comfy and the room pristinely clean. The house is full of character and lovely inspiring art. Fabulous home cooked breakfasts which were delicious included some great homemade pancakes and good coffee which was a real treat. We had great conversations with our hosts and the other interesting guest on many subjects that people visiting Glastonbury are often exploring, around nature and cycles, spirtual practices, history and culture. Incredible value and a magical time.

It was all good.

Second time I've stayed here. Very homely and relaxing place to stay. Very peaceful location close to Glastonbury Town centre. Good access to all the main sites. Yummy breakfast.

Moon in the Apple Tree had provided me an exceptional getaway in Glastonbury. The room was aesthetically pleasing, breakfast was directly cooked in front of guests, and Julie and Tor are lovely hosts! As my first B&B experience, this stay is undoubtedly memorable and I’d definitely come again!

The shower room upstairs is quite small but I fit just fine!

Homely, comfortable, eclectic, wonderful hosts, fabulous breakfast, I am making further bookings.

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