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Top 6 hotels in Amesbury, United Kingdom
Discover the best hotels in Amesbury, Wiltshire, England including Holiday Inn Salisbury - Stonehenge, an IHG Hotel, Travelodge Amesbury Stonehenge Hotel, The Antrobus Hotel, Fairlawn House, The George Hotel, The Antrobus Hotel.
Restaurants in Amesbury
1. 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.
2. Travelodge Amesbury Stonehenge Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 223 reviews
This unassuming budget hotel is 1.1 miles from the Stonehenge Landscape Visitors centre and a 9.1-mile drive from Salisbury Cathedral. Amesbury town centre is only a 10 minute walk from the hotel where you can find a selection of award winning places to eat and some quaint local pubs full of character. The straightforward rooms feature Wi-Fi (with restrictions and at a cost), flat-screen TVs and custom-designed king size beds, plus tea and coffee making facilities. Family rooms have additional foldaway beds and Travelodge provide a Cot on request so you can customise your room to suit you and your family needs. The hotel offers complimentary parking.
good nights sleep
Reviewed By JoB9999clean, comfortable and quiet, everything we needed to get a good nights sleep whilst on our travels. Local amenities on hand for essentials like food. Good sized room with tea and coffee making facilities.
3. The Antrobus Hotel
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 451 reviews
Built on the site of The Chopping Knife Inn and formerly a vicarage, school for young gentleman and a temperance inn; The Antrobus Arms Hotel is an original listed 17th Century Coaching Inn set in the ancient town of Amesbury a stones throw away from Stonehenge and nearby Salisbury. We have 20 individually styled en-suite rooms, one of which is our Beatles Suite where the fab 4 (The Beatles) stayed while they were filming ‘Help’ on Salisbury Plain. The hotel has also been host to television programmes and films, including being a location for the filming of Agatha Christies ‘Miss Marple’. The hotel is perfectly placed to access a wide variety of attractions – both local and afar. With local bus and rail links running seven days a week, Amesbury is the perfect place to act as a base to explore southern England. Details of the attractions below and others can be obtained from reception. If you’re looking to visit both Salisbury and Stonehenge then we recommend The Stonehenge Tour, which offers a flexible approach to seeing the local area.
1 star is 1 to many!-
Reviewed By 646arronWe will never stay again, my partner and I arrived for the one evening to attend a motor show at Thruxton Raceway a last week. Completely appalled by the accommodation we chose. Upon arrival there was no one at the front desk and we had to go searching for a member of staff, to be found smoking and drinking with a group in the rear garden of the property. The women looked like she had just woken up with no name badge and her lipstick ... I can describe as gueswork? We were given our key and told where to go but no offer for help with our bags up the what felt like 100 steps (no lift). The room was still being cleaned which was fine as we were 30min early before check in, so the housekeep let us leave our belongings in the rooms and we waited in the garden as it was a nice day. - there was a pair of gentleman mid 40-50 smoking what I can describe as whacky backy at the top of the garden and then after joined the group with the member of staff. The swearing and shouting, the dogs running around begging for our crips and poo everywhere. We only stayed for the one drink and then headed down the road to find some food before heading to our event. Returning to the hotel, there was loud noises in the bar area, we decided to skip this and head straight to bed. 1am and there party was still going strong, people running up and down the corridoors and shouting, singing and loud music still playing. In the morning i expressed my concerns with the women serving breakfast but she informed me that all she could do is talk with the manager - later I found out while having lunch in another local pub up the road, it was the manager who checked us in the morning and was still there partying in the evening, apparently this happens all the time? I wasn't going to leave a review, but finding this out - it's my duty to warn others who consider to stay here.
4. Fairlawn House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 504 reviews
Fairlawn House is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Amesbury, offering a quaint environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. Rooms at Fairlawn House offer a flat screen TV providing exceptional comfort and convenience, and guests can go online with free wifi. Baggage storage is one of the conveniences offered at this bed and breakfast. Free breakfast will also help to make your stay even more special. If you are driving to Fairlawn House, free parking is available. Close to some of Amesbury's most popular landmarks, such as Durrington Walls (1.4 mi) and Stonehenge (2.0 mi), Fairlawn House is a great destination for tourists. While in Amesbury, you may want to check out some of the restaurants that are a short walk away from Fairlawn House, including Tandoori Nights (0.0 mi), La Lupa (0.0 mi), and Noble House (1.0 mi). Looking to explore? Then look no further than Amesbury History Centre (0.1 mi), The Abbey Church of St Mary and St Melor (0.2 mi), and The Cuckoo Stone (0.8 mi), which are some popular Amesbury attractions – all conveniently located within walking distance of the bed and breakfast. Enjoy your stay in Amesbury!
Lovely Stay
Reviewed By Barbs44367A great overnight stay at this lovely hotel. My hubby has stayed on many previous occasions and had told me how nice it was and how friendly the owners are and he was so right. The room was large, warm, clean & the bed was very comfortable. The bathroom was really big! Would highly recommend and hope to visit again. The breakfast was yummy and very filling. Thank you to Keith & Tracy for the very warm welcome. xxx
5. The George Hotel
Overall Ratings
3 based on 386 reviews
The George Hotel is a grade 2 listed 16th century coaching inn conveniently located on Amesbury’s High Street. Archers Cafe offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere for meals or catching up with friends over coffee and cake. Our booths have plugs and USB ports for phone charging - ideal for remote working and informal business meetings. Our pub serves traditional British cuisine and hearty breakfasts are also available to set you up for the day - from continental style to full English. Why not relax by the fire or enjoy live sport on one of our four TV screens. Friendly staff serve a wide range of drinks including coffees, real ales and local brews. Original features are on display in the bar area including oak beams and roaring fireplaces. We also have a function room for hire with its own bar available for weddings, business conferences and parties. We have 32 rooms, all have a TV, private ensuite and tea/coffee facilities; many also have their own individual characteristics.
Filthy hotel, disgusting.
Reviewed By kathrynp737Only giving this one star as it’s not possible to leave less. Thank god we only had to stay one night. Whilst we might be able to forgive all the peeling paint and wallpaper we cannot forgive the dirt and grime everywhere, nor the horrible smell of cigarette smoke which was coming into the hotel from the staff standing outside. It was truly a horrible hotel. Our bathroom sink had grime everywhere that I could peel off with a finger nail so why it couldn’t be cleaned is beyond me. Horrible black bits came out of the tap so I couldn’t clean my teeth. The breakfast room was also dirty and dusty, we even found cobwebs on the bench where my daughter was sitting. There is a kettle for you to boil water for tea in the breakfast room that was absolutely filthy. So off putting. The hotel seems proud of its 16th century roots but I think it has neither been decorated nor cleaned since then. Truly foul! There was a small group of American tourists visiting Stonehenge and I was embarrassed on their behalf. Please don’t waste your money staying here.
6. The Antrobus Hotel
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 451 reviews
Built on the site of The Chopping Knife Inn and formerly a vicarage, school for young gentleman and a temperance inn; The Antrobus Arms Hotel is an original listed 17th Century Coaching Inn set in the ancient town of Amesbury a stones throw away from Stonehenge and nearby Salisbury. We have 20 individually styled en-suite rooms, one of which is our Beatles Suite where the fab 4 (The Beatles) stayed while they were filming ‘Help’ on Salisbury Plain. The hotel has also been host to television programmes and films, including being a location for the filming of Agatha Christies ‘Miss Marple’. The hotel is perfectly placed to access a wide variety of attractions – both local and afar. With local bus and rail links running seven days a week, Amesbury is the perfect place to act as a base to explore southern England. Details of the attractions below and others can be obtained from reception. If you’re looking to visit both Salisbury and Stonehenge then we recommend The Stonehenge Tour, which offers a flexible approach to seeing the local area.
1 star is 1 to many!-
Reviewed By 646arronWe will never stay again, my partner and I arrived for the one evening to attend a motor show at Thruxton Raceway a last week. Completely appalled by the accommodation we chose. Upon arrival there was no one at the front desk and we had to go searching for a member of staff, to be found smoking and drinking with a group in the rear garden of the property. The women looked like she had just woken up with no name badge and her lipstick ... I can describe as gueswork? We were given our key and told where to go but no offer for help with our bags up the what felt like 100 steps (no lift). The room was still being cleaned which was fine as we were 30min early before check in, so the housekeep let us leave our belongings in the rooms and we waited in the garden as it was a nice day. - there was a pair of gentleman mid 40-50 smoking what I can describe as whacky backy at the top of the garden and then after joined the group with the member of staff. The swearing and shouting, the dogs running around begging for our crips and poo everywhere. We only stayed for the one drink and then headed down the road to find some food before heading to our event. Returning to the hotel, there was loud noises in the bar area, we decided to skip this and head straight to bed. 1am and there party was still going strong, people running up and down the corridoors and shouting, singing and loud music still playing. In the morning i expressed my concerns with the women serving breakfast but she informed me that all she could do is talk with the manager - later I found out while having lunch in another local pub up the road, it was the manager who checked us in the morning and was still there partying in the evening, apparently this happens all the time? I wasn't going to leave a review, but finding this out - it's my duty to warn others who consider to stay here.
