This is a beautiful little bed and breakfast on one of the main roads in and out of the City. Its…read moreabout 10 minutes walk from the train station and 5 minutes from the City. The B&B is beautifully kept and the beds are really comfy! The service in general is faultless and the breakfast is by far one of the highlights of the stay here.

The location was decent for us, just visiting for pleasure and easily able to walk to restaurants…read moreand the train station. Our room was small and odd, though - and really maybe better for a single person than a couple. Good thing we love each other! It was close quarters in room number 2. The bathroom was tiny, which is common enough when the rooms originally don't have a bath and its added later, and the door had no latch at all. Its so tight there's no room for a sink, so it was installed on the outside of the bathroom making for some awkwardness. Almost nowhere to put anything either, just one narrow shelf. We had almost no contact with staff; its a real "hands-off" approach. We had trouble with the toilet and there were no options or anyone to call. They were friendly enough when we did see them, the room was clean and the breakfast was good and cooked to order.

Two American couples touring England and Scotland for 3 weeks. We stayed at St. Anne's our first…read morenight. Although the House is very old and the rooms are small (that is how they use to make them) it is very clean, no offensive orders, the bathrooms are small but no mold, nice and clean, the sinks & toilets are UK size but worked well. It is such a quiet house. We arrived late, the host rode his bike to let us in and we were on our own. We thought the town was just a place to lay our heads the first night but it was quite a cute little town with the beautiful Salisbury Cathedral which houses the Magna Carta. The breakfast was a buffet/made to order and very good. Dining room is spotless, waitress/host/cook was very efficient and accommodating. We would highly recommend St. Ann's. Since we were in the UK for 3 weeks we ended up having lots of guest houses to compare with St. Anne's and it ended up being more at the top of the list of experiences. I would not recommend it for a romantic get away, just a sweet place to stay.

What a lovely place. When my usual place was booked up, this was one of the few available a I…read morelucked out. The place overall is very nice and private. The bedroom is modest but well card for with comfortable bed and feather pillows. A generous selection to teas and drinks in your room. But the private bath is top notch. Nearly as big as the bedroom and nicely remodeled with high quality appointments- watch out Hilton. With nice tile work, modern shower, heated town rack, new sink and faucet. You can't go wrong. The lady is so nice and accommodating. The breakfast is lovely. It starts as you would expect with choices of traditional English breakfast, but then goes far above with crepes, kipper, poached eggs. A fine selection of berries topped off with homemade granola and homemade yogurt. I truly lucked out with this place. Best wishes to the nice owner. Thanks for the lovely stay.

Now I have to admit to a certain amount of bias here as they are one of my customers…read more That aside, Suzanne and Peter have won customer service awards in the Business of the Year Awards in Salisbury, and this year were runners up. This is a very well kept house as you can see from the photographs, but you have to see it in real life to really appreciate the time and effort that they have put into making their guest feel welcome. The atmosphere is both friendly and helpful to both foreign guests and local business customers alike. This is what I would call a guest house and a bit more on top. Absolutely everything has been thought of!