Cathedral View, 83 Exeter Street, Salisbury, SP1 2SE
Rating: 4*
Number of Rooms: 4
Welcome to Cathedral View guests visit us from all over the world. Cathedral View was built during 1795 and is a Georgian Grade II listed building located opposite the Close wall. We have a magnificent view of Salisbury Cathedral We try to make your stay in our home enjoyable and relaxing. All of the bedrooms are of a very high standard. All rooms are en suite. Every room has colour television with digital Freeview tea and coffee making facilities hairdriers and other thoughtful items. We have off road parking available. At breakfast we always have fresh fruit yoghurt and cereals as well as the full English breakfast. We cater for all tastes.
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Grasmere Hotel, Harnham Road, Salisbury, SP2 8JN
Rating: 3*
Number of Rooms: 38
Salisbury's favourite riverside hotel. Originally built as a private house this pretty hotel set amid rolling lawns alongside the rivers Avon and Nadder with superb views of the watermeadows and Salisbury Cathedral yet within walking distance of the city centre. All bedrooms have ensuite facilities including broadband internet access satellite tv telephone ironing boards hospitality tray. Some of the rooms include luxurious four posters a 3 bedroomed penthouse apartment 5 rooms discretely arranged for disabled guests. The hotel has a Wedding Licence and conducts many wedding receptions during the year. There are several meeting rooms suitable for conferences and parties from 10 to 120 guests. Places of local interest include Stonehenge and Avebury stone circles Salisbury Cathedral The Cathedral Close and its famous Museums and houses Wilton House and various nearby gardens.
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Legacy Rose and Crown Hotel, Harnham Road, Salisbury, SP2 8JQ
Rating: 3*
Number of Rooms: 28
The Legacy Rose and Crown Hotel is a 13th Century former Coaching Inn set on the banks of the River Avon overlooking the famous water meadows and Salisbury Cathedral just a 5 minute walk away . The 28 bedrooms vary between oak beamed and mullion windowed rooms in the original building and more modern spacious rooms in the Garden wing. Stonehenge is about 30 minutes away and the New Forest around 25 minutes.
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Macdonald White Hart Hotel, St. John Street, Salisbury, SP1 2SD
Rating: 3*
Number of Rooms: 68
This elegant 17th century Georgian hotel is in the heart of Medevil Salisbury overlooking the famous Cathedral and Close. Its tradition of offering fine hospitality in comfortable surroundings is maintained to this day. In the winter months huge log fires burn in open fireplaces while the summer our courtyard is a tapestry of colour with flower displays. From Stonehenge to the beautiful countryside of the New Forest there is something for everyone in this beautiful corner of Wiltshire.
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Milford Hall Classic Hotel, Salisbury, Salisbury, SP1 3TE
Rating: 3*
Number of Rooms: 35
Milford Hall is the highest rated hotel in Salisbury with ample car parking conveniently located at the top of one of the main streets just a short walk from the famous cathedral museums and shops. Its restaurant 206 4 Food Drink has a local reputation for fine cuisine. It is a perfect base for visiting Salisbury racecourse Stonehenge Wilton House Wilton Carpet Factory The New Forest and other attractions in the area. Recently awarded Hotel of The Year by Salisbury Tourism in recognition of Outstanding Customer Service
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New Forest Lodge, Southampton Road, Salisbury (Landford), Sp5 2ED
Rating: 2*
Number of Rooms: 14
Situated near the Northern edge of the New Forest with easy access to both Salisbury and Southampton. New Forest Lodge is ideal for both business and pleasure. All rooms are en suite and fitted to a high standard with free wireless broadband access and most with countryside views. Local attractions include Paultons Park Beaulieu Broadlands Romsey Abbey Salisbury Cathedral and of course the 92000 acres of the New Forest.The on site Royal Jaipur Indian Restaurant Bar offers a range of delicious Eastren dishes in contemporary surroundings. There is also a traditional Pub serving excellent food just a short walk away.
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Newton Farmhouse, Southampton Road, Salisbury, SP5 2QL
Rating: 4*
Number of Rooms: 9
Newton Farmhouse with it's four poster beds in six bedrooms is an ideal location for a romantic getaway. Easily accessible for the New Forest and Salisbury together with all the other wonderful Wiltshire Hampshire tourist attractions Newton Farmhouse is also very conveniently situated for business people needing to get around the surrounding area.
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Rokeby Guest House, 3 Wain-A-Long Road, Salisbury, SP1 1LJ
Rating: 4*
Number of Rooms: 10
We are a four star silver award guest house set in an Edwardian family run home just a short stroll from Salisbury Cathedral and just 8 miles from Stonehenge. We have half an acre of beautiful gardens with fish pond and beautiful seating areas. Parking available. Children of all ages welcome we provide cots and highchairs . Please note we do not take payment by card only cheque sterling travellers cheques or cash.
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Stratford Lodge Hotel, 4 Park Lane Salisbury Wilts, SALISBURY, SP1 3NP
Rating: 4*
Number of Rooms: 8
Charming Victorian home of Ian and Jacqueline Lawrence. Eight ensuite rooms. Recently awarded four stars by the AA for their guest accommodation. Large car park. Breakfasts include the typical English Breakfast mushrooms on toast or poached eggs and are served in the beautiful conservatory. Situated close to the city of Salisbury Stonehenge and Old Sarum. Log fires in winter and lovely gardens in the summer.
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The Angel Inn, Angel Lane, Hindon Nr Salisbury, SP3 6DJ
Rating: 3*
Number of Rooms: 7
We agree with The Good Food Guide and The Good Pub Guide look us up under Grosvenor Arms that our food s some of the best in Wiltshire. That s down to Head Chef Owner John Harrington whose style is probably best described as robust modern British. John's cooking based on his formidable technical skills has real substance as he lets the essential flavours of the first class ingredients we use come through in dishes put together with flair and imagination. The menu s extensive and much of it changes on a weekly basis so that we can take advantage of the best seasonal produce as far as possible locally sourced from organic producers although core favourites such as Calves Liver with Leek Mash and Mustard Sauce or Hot Crab Gallette with Green Beans and Sorrel Butter survive the seasons. Whatever you choose light snacks or a full meal everything s cooked to order having been freshly prepared at The Angel from stocks to delicious home baked bread. Click on the link below to see sample menus.Informality is reflected in the way we ve re decorated since we took over. The two Bars have cheerful red colour schemes which soften the flagstone floors with the beams and brickwork reflecting the flames from the central fireplace which is alight nearly all year. Some customers prefer to enjoy coffee or light meals in the cosy sitting room where soft furnishings Georgian fireplaces and the owner s impressive collection of cheese dishes create a relaxing atmosphere.Of course whilst the log fires and old world ambience make the Angel an inviting winter watering hole the Inn has an extra dimension in summer when our flower filled Courtyard Garden is often packed with visitors enjoying lunch under huge terracotta linen umbrellas. On balmy evenings they tell us they do happen we also serve dinner in the Garden where diners particularly appreciate the atmosphere created by the subtle lighting of the many trees and shrubs.Hindon is unlike other villages in the area in that it was established from scratch in the years around 1220 by the bishopric of Winchester which owned the manor of East Knoyle that included Hindon. Peter des Roches was a Frenchman who served King John and came to England with him when the king lost his Normandy possessions. John nominated him to the see of Winchester in 1204. Bishop Peter followed a contemporary trend in establishing new boroughs as commercial ventures with market fair and associated church. This weekly market was laid out along the line of the present wide High Street with market stalls in front of the cottages and burgage plots behind. Tracks led from the street to fields behind the town a pattern that largely survives.An annual fair later biannual was held on the site of the present crossroads in the village. Market and fair prospered artisans abounded and by the 17th century Hindon had one of the busiest fairs in South Wiltshire trading cattle sheep horses pigs and cheese. Both market and fair survived to the late 19th century. Despite rebuilding and infill the pattern of this compact medieval town can still be traced on the ground today. Hindon s Great Fire of 1754 which destroyed a considerable part of the High Street damaged this prosperity. Fortunately the turnpiking of the present B3089 soon after put Hindon on one of the London to Exeter coaching routes generating commerce and service trades not least for inns and alehouses. The only survivors are the Lamb Inn and the Angel Inn called the Grosvenor Inn between 1830 and recently but a walk down the High Street will reveal a number of archways that once led to inn buildings and stable yards.From 1448 Hindon was a parliamentary borough sending two MPs to Westminster. By the 17th century it was described as one of rottenest of rotten boroughs and in the 18th there were frequent tales of open bribery mob violence and general disturbance that were only ended by the loss of the town s franchise at the Reform Act of 1832. Some notable figures were members such as the Whig Henry Fox later Secretary at War and Secretary of State Edmund Ludlow regicide and William Beckford Jr the builder of Beckford Abbey.A chaplain later appointed by and supported by a charity of local citizens served the small chapel built by Peter des Roches in 1224 but it was only a chapel of ease to the church at East Knoyle. Hindon did not achieve independent parish status until 1869. By that time the chapel had been added to and altered for several centuries. William Milles was appointed vicar of the new parish. Within two years the old chapel had been demolished and rebuilt at the cost of Richard Grosvenor 2nd Marquess of Westminster who owned a considerable portion of the village. The church we see today dominates the village and almost certainly occupies the site of the first chapel.The routing of the Salisbury and Yeovil Railway through Tisbury in 1859 was the death knell for the coach and carriage trade in Hindon. The population of the village slowly declined from 921 in 1831 to its present status of a medium sized village with 493 inhabitants in the 1991 census. Recent years have seen here as elsewhere a disappearance of nearly all the shops and trades and the influx of the retired and short distance commuters. There survive however a number of representatives of Hindon s old working families and the village partly due to its compact shape still preserves a close sense of community.The hotel is closed between 3pm and 5pm so unfortunately there is no check in between those times.We open for lunch and dinner every day except Sunday when we are closed in the evening. Lunch 12 2.30 and Dinner from 7p.m. with last orders at 9.30p.m. Choose a table in the Bar or Restaurant and eat from whichever menu you prefer.The heart of the operation is probably the gallery style Restaurant which was created out of the former stable building.
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The Inn at High Post, High Post, Salisbury, SP4 6AT
Rating: 2*
Number of Rooms: 30
The Inn is a family owned 30 bedroom modern hotel leisure complex. Set in rolling countryside it is only 4 miles from historic Salisbury.All rooms are spacious with full en suite facilities. Guests are members of the Leisure Club for the duration of their stay so relaxation is assured.The Restaurant is open every evening except Sunday and the menus changed monthly to reflect the best of fresh produce. The bar meals are famed too and guaranteed excellent value.The Inn is the perfect touring base. Besides Salisbury and Stonehenge just minutes away it is in the centre of a circle including Bath Winchester the New Forest Bournemouth and beautiful Devon.Personally run by Enzo and his wife Gillian guests can be sure of a warm welcome excellent food and a relaxed atmosphere the perfect place to 'stop the world'.
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The Kings Head Inn - Salisbury Wetherlodge, Bridge Street, Salisbury, SP1 2ND
Rating: NC
Number of Rooms: 32
Salisbury Wetherlodge is situated above the Kings Head Inn.Formerly the County Hotel this 3 storey building was built in 1874 for the richardson brothers wine and spirit importers shippers and wholesalers. It was then britains oldest wine and spirit business. Origanally known as City Chambers the building was occupied by wine merchants until thr late 20th Century.Situated in the center of the city Salisbury wetherlodge is the perfect base for exploring the city and surrounding areas.Ideal for corporate guests with easy access to the town center car parking and ring roads.Salisbury Wetherlodge is the closet travel accommodation to Salisbury Playhouse and City Hall. Both providing excellent entertainment all year round.Salisbury is a lively vibrant city dominated by a cathedral of exceptional beauty topped by Englands tallest spire standing at an impressive 123m 404ft.This Gothic Masterpiece housing one of the four remaining copies of the nations most historic doucuments the Magna Carta stands in the close. The close not only houses the cathedral but also Salisbury and South Wiltshire Museum The Wordrobe Military Museum Mompesson House and The Medieval Hall.Twice Weekly markets are still held in the central square. Colourful bustling noisey friendly and full of exciting aromas from freshly ground coffee and fresh bread to spit roast chicken doughnuts and newly cut folwers. Also Carpets clothes shoes jewllery kitchenware mobile phones and wooden furniture in fact the range of goods on offer is endless are also at exceptional prices.PLEASE NOTE Due to our central location we are unable to offer on site parking however there is a large pay and display car park just a short walk from the lodge. The bar plays music until 1am Thursday Friday and Saturday nights. Please contact a member of the reception team for further information on 01722 438 400
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The Old Mill Hotel & Restaurant, Town Path, Salisbury, SP2 8EU
Rating: NC
Number of Rooms: 11
A 12th Century Mill Restaurant and Hotel 10 minutes walk from salisbury Cathedral through the Water Meadow where Constable painted the cathedral. All rooms are en suite and have river views. The restaurant is non smoking serving traditional English food obtained locally. The hotel is relaxed and informal and away from the noise of traffic.
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The Pelican Inn, Warminster Road, Stapleford(nr Salisbury), SP3 4LT
Rating: 3*
Number of Rooms: 5
located 5 miles from the beautiful city of salisbury and 3 miles from wilton. Our rooms are all ensuite and our restaurant serves food lunchtimes and evenings everyday.
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cricket Field House Hotel, Wilton Road ., Salisbury, SP2 9NS
Rating: 4*
Number of Rooms: 14
Family run b'b with 14 ensuite rooms located in large garden. One mile from Salisbury city centre 1 2 mile from rail station. Plenty of free off road car parking. Ideal location to visit Stonehenge Bath Winchester Portsmouth and New Forest. Views from Dining Room of South Wiltshire Cricket Cround.
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