Arrived Monday, left Friday, stayed in a postage stamped sized room (#53) tucked up & behind a…read morewarren maze of hallways. If you have mobility issues, let them know at booking time- as there would be great difficulty with the stairs & hallways if you had walking or balance issues. (Hint: Room #1 is larger and next to the front & the pub.) Clean room, modest furnishings, a bit worn, but clean. The bath had a small stand up shower, but the water was hot after a long day. TV, hairdryer, clothes iron, water kettle & tea service - all provided. Also the location is very close (short walk) to the city center and Salisbury Cathedral, with lots of eating & pub options. Morning breakfast buffet (extra) was good & filling, with hot fresh eggs, meats, cheeses, beans, toast, jellies/jam, juices, teas & coffee. Worth the dosh in my humble opinion. The bar was a nice snuggery, but the selection was limited in offerings. Go for convenience & location, and if the weather is good, eat in the courtyard and pet the feral but friendly black cat that roams the hotel. Overall, it wasn't a bad visit, and I'd probably stay again, but I'd much prefer a larger room in future. Recommended, but with care on room selection, B+

We had 2 rooms and left at 3:30 AM because the noise from the adjacent club was so loud. We had…read morereflections from the mirror balls reflecting on our ceiling. It was absolutely ridiculous. The clubs don't shut down until 3:30 AM and then all of the club goers hit the street for food, fighting and being loud. If they are staying in the hotel, they are loud in the hallways. It never ends. We got more sleep in our car than we did in the hotel room. Our rooms should have never been booked

Very nice, clean, quality bed and breakfast run by a husband and wife team. Never met the husband…read more(he cooks the breakfast while she and an employee serve. She has spent many years in the hospitality business - including in New York (so you can even order your eggs over easy and get them that way :). Our room was comfortably large, with a view over the sports complex (the cricket field). The both room (shower, no bath) was clean, roomy and bright with shiny clean subway tiles. The bed was comfortable, the temperature could be set comfortably and windows can be opened for fresh air when desired. We had a very comfortable visit indeed. The cooked breakfast was excellent together with a healthy selection of quality "continental breakfast" items. Two thumbs up - you can't go wrong here!

Can't say enough good things about this B & B in Salisbury. Liz and John are great hosts, provide…read moreexcellent accommodations and a wonderful full English. Everything is within easy walking distance and yet you are on the edge of the South Wiltshire cricket club and its extensive grounds. If a room is available book it you can't go wrong Peter B

Anyone rating this place less than 5 stars is wrong. It's amazing! The staff is welcoming and…read moredelightful, the room was beautiful and large and inviting, the breakfast in the morning was delicious and plentiful. We could not have asked for a better stay. It was perfect!!! Thank you!!!

This hotel is well situated, super clean, and the staff is lovely. We stayed in the Solstice…read moreaddition in back, and I would highly recommend it. Book your accommodation now. You won't be sorry.

This is a place Mrs Doubtfire would own. It's old, no elevator and not much has changed since the…read morewar. The Great War. The wifi never really worked and the staff did not have a clue how to fix it. The breakfast was not bad.

This pub was so cheap for booze I'd go back. The hotel looked nice and my yankee mates thought the…read morehistory waas exceptional. Not having a drink anywhere else in Amesbury means my knowledge is limited buut.... The barman gave me samplers - which outside London is always fun, so yes - I would return!

We stayed here during our visit to Stonehenge and Salisbury Cathedral on our jaunt between London…read moreand Bristol. The room was okay but was clearly a reflection of the price we paid. It was clean and efficient but not much more. We were on the second floor and lifting our luggage up the stairs was a bit of a pain but no frills is no frills. There seemed to be enough parking but it is first come, first serve so once we arrived, parked and wanted to go into to town for dinner, we opted to leave the car there and walk. The Little Chef restaurant on the property served for a good place for breakfast however it could definitely do with a good cleaning. Their breakfast options were good though and the service was quick and friendly.

The staff was very good, but the quality and maintenance of the property was not so good. If you…read morehave no other choice, then I guess this is serviceable for a night, but if you have another option take it.

We booked one night at the Holiday Inn Hotel for our recent UK trip. We had rented a car, wanting…read moreto see areas around London. The 2nd day of our car rental, we wanted to hit Stonehenge as early as possible, so we naturally looked for a place close to the Stonehenge. We were at first, not going to consider the Holiday Inn simply because we were hoping for something more 'local' instead of a big name chain that is available pretty much anywhere in the States. But after looking around, Holiday Inn simply was the best choice given the price and the location. Well, when we got our room, we were pleasantly surprised. The room was spacious and the bed comfortable. The hotel staff was very friendly as well. We also ate at the hotel's restaurant, which wasn't as good as I had hoped to be. But the hotel itself was pretty good.

A great Holiday Inn hotel, with very picturesque surroundings, a tasteful deco, and nice service…read more A few things were out of place or broken in the bathroom, but other than that, our night there was very enjoyable ! As a Priority Club member, I would have like to receive our 2 free drinks regardless of whether we had dinner there or not, though...

Set in the amazingly picturesque village of Tefont, in Wiltshire, Howards House is about as idyllic…read moreas you might get in this part of the country. A traditionally built large stone house, it has a beautifully large and relaxing garden. From a convivial living room area the gardens can be accessed by some patio doors and drinks taken out in any of the secluded tables located around the water fountain area. The style of the rooms is traditional and comforting. This is a very relaxing place to stay and spend quiet time at. Do not stay here if you want the latest in home entertainment and bells and whistles in your bedroom. Do stay here if you want an escape from mainstream hotel businesses and 'connectivity' with the world. Dinning here is excellent and very relaxed and friendly. The wine list is apparently very good.

We came here for a traditional Sunday roast dinner and were not disappointed!…read more They were out of the beef but that's ok because chickens and ham (gammon) were delish! Yorkshire pudding is a bread, we call it popovers in the US. Unlimited "yorkies" with your roast. Kiddo got the kid chicken sandwich!

The ambience / interior decor is very cool, such a British Pub feeling. The staff was very friendly…read moreand supportive of our party of 10 that came in for dinner. The menu was diverse; and everything looked good. Everyone in our party was pleased with their food. Full bar menu too. The only negative was the food service was slow; for appetizers, drinks and meals. I would recommend and I will be back if ever in the area.

Wilton is lovely small town/village outside Salisbury and if staying in the area I heartily…read morerecommend staying at the Pembroke. The bed, in the charming nightingale room, was extremely comfortable and the service we got was top quality from everyone we encountered between our arrival and our departure. The whole place is great! We decided to eat in the pub, which was a great decision. I enjoyed a chickpea, tomato and spinach curry which i followed with my favourite, the cheese plate. Boondoggle is not my favourite beer, its ok...and this was the best pint of Boondoggle i have ever had, so they clearly keep their ale well.

Our last stay in the UK before heading to Heathrow. A really nice classic pub and B&B in the…read moreenglish countryside. Great food, nice people, just what we search for in our travels. The kids liked it, especially the nice room.