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Discover the best hotels in Wiltshire, England including Bishopstrow Hotel & Spa, Legacy Rose & Crown Hotel, Cricket Field House, The Chapter House, The Merchant's House Hotel, King's Head Inn, Village Hotel Swindon, Mercure Salisbury White Hart Hotel, Holiday Inn Salisbury - Stonehenge, an IHG Hotel, Stanton Manor Hotel.
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1. Bishopstrow Hotel & Spa
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 137 reviews
At Bishopstrow Hotel & Spa, we want to inspire our guests to let go; try new things, sometimes be a bit silly. Run up a hill or roll down it. Paddle in our icy river, laugh like a drain, make up a new cocktail, sample new flavours, and really have fun. Located within easy reach of Bath and Salisbury (off the A36), only 6 miles from the famed Longleat Safari and Adventure Park. Set in 30 acres of established grounds boasting kitchen gardens, orchard and trout fishing from the banks of the river Wylye running along the hotel, deep in the heart of the beautiful Wiltshire countryside. Ideal for adults and children alike.
Very casual place, amazing value
Reviewed By PausaniasIn years past Bishopstrow was a second tier country house hotel that slipped slowly and gracefully into decrepitude. Its new owners have put some life back into it, stripped away layers of chintzy decor, and have gone for a rather chicly shabby look. We were quite surprised by how casual it all was. I speculate that their inspiration is the hugely successful mini-chain of Pig hotels. We stayed just the one night en route from Norfolk to Cornwall. We had booked a ‘roomy room’ and as members of Small Luxury Hotels we had hopes of an upgrade which wasn’t offered. Instead we were given a newly renovated room on the top floor. It was verging on the characterful with many wooden beams and a rather chinoiserie style of decor. We had an excellent bathroom, with a shower in the tub, and all the amenities you need, even including a Dyson hairdryer. As the hotel is still a work in progress, there was noise from workmen at about 8am as the room immediately below us was getting the full treatment. This didn’t bother us too much as we planned to check out by 9am. Downstairs the reception rooms are seriously stripped back - this isn’t remotely a luxury hotel. There is a pleasant outdoor terrace with interesting topiaries. The restaurant is more of a fancy cafe these days with a dinner menu offering variations of ‘pub grub.’ We didn’t foresee ourselves eating dish and chips for dinner but that is what we did. And pretty good it was, too. A pity that breakfast wasn’t on the same level. We also had a swim in the indoor pool which was a good size and well-heated. A plus point, certainly in cold weather, is that the pool can be reached directly from your room without going outside. Service levels were high and done with great charm. We paid £217 for bed and breakfast and that, we felt, was astonishing value for money these days.
2. Legacy Rose & Crown Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1309 reviews
The 4* Legacy Rose & Crown Hotel is an original 13th Century coaching inn located in the City of Salisbury with stunning views across the River Avon & Salisbury Cathedral. There are many original features lovingly retained. The original section of the building still boast its wooden beams through-out and our Oak Bar also enjoys the log fire that is lit in our winter months. A selection of Feature and River View Rooms are available along with our original beamed rooms, please ask our reservation or reception teams for details & availability. Our Pavilion Restaurant where the hotel serves Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner to residents and non-residents offers picturesque views of Salisbury Cathedral and the River Avon combined with ‘Sheep in the meadows’ by constable. Our modern Avon Bar which has kept its original beams and other features is the perfect place for meeting friends. We offer Morning Tea & Coffees, Afternoon Cream Teas & Coffee, Lunches and Dinner and drinks through-out the day.
Awful suite
Reviewed By G7349KAjohnmHoles in the net curtains in the suite, TV remote not working, hotel in a general state of disrepair, dirty tables in the restaurant, torn umbrella on the patio. Bacon and sausage saved from the servery presumably for the next day! everything else disposed of. Absolutely shocking.
3. Cricket Field House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 665 reviews
Luxury Serviced Accommodation, in a quintessentially English setting on the edge of Salisbury. Salisbury is one of the worlds most beautiful cities. It has a wealth of historic culture surrounded by stunning Wiltshire countryside. Cricket Field House is situated on the edge of Salisbury overlooking the prestigious South Wilts Cricket grounds. Its location benefits from only a few minutes drive to the vibrant city center of Salisbury or the tranquility of the lush green fields in the surrounding areas. Cricket Field House is an exceptional base for exploring South Wiltshire and beyond. Our location is set back and peaceful, with glorious grounds and a stunning courtyard. However within a short drive, you will find yourself on the doorstep of Stonehenge Salisbury Cathedral, Wilton House and many more of the South’s top historic attractions. Cricket Field House has been newly furnished to the highest standards comprising of 15 luxury serviced apartments. Available for all lengths of stay
Amazing stay
Reviewed By Sarahq1825The hosts were lovely. The room was spotlessly clean, beautifully decorated and spacious. Great to have the garden areas to use too. The breakfast was fantastic and all the produce used were high quality and the selection was great. Highly recommend and will definitely return.
4. The Chapter House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 823 reviews
The family-run Chapter House is situated in the heart of picturesque Salisbury. This 16th century boutique hotel boasts 17 en-suite rooms, with the executive range of rooms featuring unique standalone charms, from wooden wall-panelling to original stone fireplaces to freestanding baths. All rooms offer fluffy down duvets, Egyptian cotton linen, designer toiletries and flat screen TVs. The bustling gastro pub is renowned for its outstanding grills, serving a range of real ales and lagers on tap, as well as a quality international wines and spirits. Traditional roasts are served on Sundays. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout The Chapter House. The perfect base when visiting Wiltshire's historic sites, The Chapter House is also an ideal stop over en route to the coast or as a home-from-home option when on a business trip.
Closing the Book on the Chapter House - They're Anti-Solo
Reviewed By H5075LNpaulhI am a solo traveler, and came in planning to order a ribeye steak after looking at the menu outside. I asked for a table for one from the bartender. With an uninviting look, he said that he wasn't sure that anything was available. While nearly full, I did see an available small table in one of the main dining areas. The bartender though said that they're mostly booked up and offered this non-descript, un-elegant table next to the bar - literally the worst table in the house. I could tell that he was not into my business. It was also a time that was AFTER the dinner rush. I said, "are you sure you don't have a [regular] table, I was going to order a steak." No comment. Is it my imagination, or do many English restaurants have an aversion to solo travelers? In any event, I declined their least desirable table ("an offer I'd have to refuse") and walked out the door. So, while I'm sure they have great food, though unfriendly service, I'm going to have to close the book on Chapter House due to their seeming prejudice against solo diners.
5. The Merchant's House Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 141 reviews
A stunning 15th-century building, home to the 37-bedroom boutique Merchant's House Hotel, public lounge & Merchant's Bar. Beautifully appointed, each room offers everything the traveller could desire! Bedrooms with historic character, detail & ensuite facilities. Breakfasts, coffee & cake, drinks & evening platter menu. Guest parking.
A quaint little hotel giving easy access to the town. Fantastic staff
Reviewed By Willyboy783We ended up at The Merchant’s House at the very last minute. We had booked a different hotel which was a such a poor standard we left after 10mins. This was the Jubilee bank holiday so we weren’t sure we could get in anywhere! After phoning a few places we found that the Merchant’s house had vacancies. From the moment we entered the hotel we were impressed with the friendly service. Ok , the rooms aren’t large but everything was there. The room was clean and well maintained. Breakfast was really good, fruit yoghurt, pastries, full English and the best bit,eggs of any sort cooked to order. The best thing about this hotel is the staff. Really friendly and accommodating. I have no hesitation in recommending this hotel.
6. King's Head Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1085 reviews
The site of this Wetherspoon pub has been occupied by an inn since the 15th century. By c1520, it was known as the King's Head, and it retained that name until it was rebuilt in the 1880s. The County Hotel was, itself, a change of name some time during the 1880s or 1890s. Before then, it was the Kings Head and Brewery. We have 33 individual bedrooms. All of our rooms are en suite and include tea- and coffee-making facilities, air conditioning, a hair dryer, TV and free Wi-Fi, also available in the pub. Due to our central location, we do have a limited number of quiet rooms available so please telephone in advance to request one. We have no onsite parking but there is a city centre car park we recommend that is only a 3-5 minute walk away. You are able to stop on the pub entrance to unload your luggage before you go and park.
I liked this bar and hotel
Reviewed By BeswetherickI stayed at the King’s Head several nights and had two breakfasts and two meals in the pub below, as well as a few drinks. Both the hotel part and the pub were better than I expected. In fact, this was the best Wetherspoon bar I’ve been to, though the first of their hotels I've stayed at. Wetherspoon’s are always the hardest places to review. You have to give them significant credit for offering food and drink at such friendly prices; but inevitably that means compromises. As the menus and prices are similar in all this chain’s pubs, the differences are often down to the particular management and staff in each branch. I felt that the staff in this one were a great part of why I chose to eat and drink here. Good at their job, hard-working, friendly, and a credit to the company. They checked my food, kept the surfaces clean and the place ticking over efficiently. Occasionally over-long queues built up at the bar, though, probably down to staff shortages. * My food, as at all Spoons I’ve eaten at, tended, with the exception of the pizza, to be lukewarm in places. Which is a pity, because the Freedom Breakfasts I had were otherwise OK, as was the lasagne, which, to be fair, came with a bowl of hot chips. The pizza had good flavour but was soft, meaning I couldn’t eat slices of it by hand, which I prefer. That all said, these meals were priced remarkably reasonably. The real ales sold here were terrific and half the price of similar elsewhere--for example over the road at Bishops Mill. Another reason why Wetherspoon deserve respect. The number of pensioners and students drinking at the King’s Head tells its own story about the value on offer. Another thing I admire about Spoons is the contribution they make to the architectural heritage of their properties. The King’s Head is a stunning building in ochre sandstone, set on a corner with the River Avon running round it. Customers can sit outside in these pleasant surroundings, or inside in a high, balconied hall with many retro-cool artistic features. * The hotel section is in a slightly different category from the pub, because though its rooms are a good price for Salisbury, there are other national hotel chains that come cheaper, such as (if you book early) Travelodge. But for £70 a night I loved my little single-bed room up in a corner gable, even if I caught a cut forehead from banging it on the rafter which angled down between the bed and the window. I’ll bring a hard hat next time. The room was quiet, with a gorgeous view over the river to the old mill, and even had a bath. The towels were missing so I had to go and ask for some at the desk. Other than that, I had a great stay, no complaints.
7. Village Hotel Swindon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 3214 reviews
Village Hotel Swindon is situated on Shaw Ridge Leisure Park and 3 miles from Swindon Town Centre. The Leisure Park has a bowling alley, multi screen cinema, restaurant, Pizza Hut and a public house. Within walking distance is an ice skating rink, a small shopping area with supermarket, post office, pharmacy, petrol station. Great Western Designer Outlet Village is within a 10 minute walk. Village Hotel Swindon has 154 bright and modern bedrooms, uber stylish dining at the all day pub and grill, Starbucks Coffee Shop, state-of-the-art Health and Fitness Club, Swimming Pool, Meeting and Conference Centre, Live Party Nights, Wedding Licence, free wi-fi throughout the hotel and parking.
Gym
Reviewed By R7600MZellacThe gym here is great, the staff are lovely and always willing to help. I have been buying some PT sessions with Rob which have been excellent. The gym is never too busy and I always feel comfortable training here.
8. Mercure Salisbury White Hart Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1333 reviews
This 17th century 3 star hotel with 68 en suite rooms stands in the centre of Salisbury overlooking the famous Cathedral. Ideal base to visit Stonehenge and the New Forest. 25 miles from Southampton Airport, 1 mile from Salisbury railway and coach station. The hotel features the award winning Squires Restaurant and Bar, a lounge, 3 conference suites and a free car park. Nearby local leisure facilities just a short walk away include swimming, sauna, squash, tennis, snooker, horse riding and golf.
Extremly old, disgusting hotel
Reviewed By bambueThis hotel is extremly old and not kept well in shape. We booked the best room and everything hundred years old and worn down. It's more than shocking and disgusting. We just left again. It is not acceptable. The room was dirty, there was toiled paper in the toilet, stains on the bed linen and the color from the window was falling of. There is no sign of a 4 star hotel and it smells very old. A couple before us at reception complained as well. The lady at the reception was very kind. We could leave and the paid amount will be refunded. This hotel must be renovated otherwise we do not recommen it in any way.
9. Holiday Inn Salisbury - Stonehenge, an IHG Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1122 reviews
Discover the incredibly bold and stylish sophistication of the closest hotel accommodation to the mystical Stonehenge - Holiday Inn Salisbury-Stonehenge. Located on the A303 in the heart of picturesque Wiltshire, England, our contemporary Holiday Inn Salisbury hotel is easily accessible from the M3 motorway, London, the Midlands, and the West Country. Work, relax, and make the most of your stay in the modern, air-conditioned comfort of our well-appointed rooms and suites. Savour mouth-watering cuisine or unwind with casual cocktails in the Solstice Bar & Grill restaurant. Enjoy a STARBUCKS coffee while making use of the free Wi-Fi in our lounge, ideal for informal business meetings or just catching up with friends. Experience easy access to the colourful landscape of sights and attractions dotting the English countryside. Whether you’re traveling for business or on holiday, you’ll enjoy the superb amenities and boutique-style services that set us apart from the usual Salisbury Stonehenge hotels.
10 minute drive to Stonehenge.
Reviewed By aproposltdDon’t let the location near a highway motorway put you off. If you are travelling in the area, especially to see the world famous Stonehenge, this hotel can be a great location for a night. Clean, quick service and friendly staff. Loads of local food restaurants near the hotel location which can be great for families or a group of people travelling.
10. Stanton Manor Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 459 reviews
The Stanton Manor, a country house hotel located at the gateway to the Cotswolds, just 20 minutes from the Spa City of Bath. Listed in the Domesday Book and steeped in history. Our location means those on business have just 2 minutes’ drive to be on the M4. We are close to the major towns and cities of Chippenham, Bath, Bristol and Swindon. We have 23 bedrooms, fibre broadband and powerful showers. The Restaurant at The Stanton Manor enjoys uninterrupted views of the hotel gardens. It has a large patio area that is perfect for sipping a drink or enjoying lunch with friends. Weddings at The Stanton Manor makes use of our permanent marquee, outdoor ceremony area and idyllic garden setting
Wedding party
Reviewed By Mike JFollowing poor vibes when making the reservation at the hotel, things got better. Lovely location only 5 mins from junction 17 of M4. Great old building and grounds which were very well maintained. We were at a wedding which went exceptionally well, food was good and for a wedding an excellent venue. The room we had 19 was huge, queen size bed, sofa and big bathroom. Some paintwork a little worn and shabby but who sits on the room looking at that. Recommend the brewers fayre 9 miles up the road to eat as prices in hotel a bit on the high side. Would stay again, thanks to all the staff for making it a great time. Have the full English breakfast, really yummy.
