Hotel in zona Outburst, Salisbury

In posizione eccellente a due passi dalla stazione (capolinea anche del bus per stonehenge) e vicina anche al centro cittadino. Ha un personale sorridente e gentile che si prodiga (nel suo velocissimo inglese) per far sentire gli ospiti benvenuti. Colazione servita ma a cui non manca niente ed è molto ben presentata: ottimo il Black pudding che solo qui sono riuscito a mangiare superando le mie ritrosie. Molto bella e comoda la camera ed il bagno (dotati di finestre apribili) con prodotti di qualità e piccole gradite attenzioni per i clienti. Sapevamo delle scale ripide e non sono state un problema. L unico appunto è sulla insonorizzazione: La coppia al piano di sotto ha parlato per ore e la voce arrivava nitidamente. Ma non se ne può fare una colpa alla struttura.

A charming hotel/pub/restaurant. The staff were absolutely lovely and the food in the restaurant was great. Breakfast was also delicious. It was my birthday and I was given a glass of prosecco and a brownie with whipped cream and candles for dessert. A lovely touch. There is a nice big garden area, and they even provide blankets and hats in case you're cold. The common areas in the hotel are very comfortable with couches and armchairs and a log fire in one of the rooms. I am giving four stars because we had a great time but be aware that the room is more basic than the price suggests (£158 for the night for a twin room, ensuite): no fridge, no safe, no wardrobe, although hangers and hooks are provided to hang clothes. The beds are very comfortable with wonderfully soft and warm duvets and pillows. There was good quality tea and coffee making facilities in the room, and the toiletries were also good quality. On the whole, we really enjoyed our stay and would definitely go back.

We booked for a long weekend and certainly chose the right hotel. The staff were friendly, helpful and couldn't do enough for us, the food was lovely, we had breakfast every day and it was spot on, we eat two evening meals including a Sunday lunch and again we could not fault the staff or the food. I have already been recommending this hotel to friends and family, rooms lovely and clean and full of character. The only very slight issue was our room was facing the road and over the bar, so it was a little noisy at times, but this didn't spoil what was a lovely stay.

This review is based on room 16. Overall it was an adequate B&B and we would go there again just ask for a different room. We had asked for a twin room and ours was described as ‘luxury twin’. The room itself was a decent size I would describe as shabby chic. The bed was a link 6ft one, not the type of twin we were expecting as there was no space between the beds and it was made up as a double. No bedside tables, instead a shelf too high up to reach in the night, tricky too with hot drinks which were provided. As a super king double it was comfortable with fresh white bed linen. Bathroom was modern and a good size with large walk in shower and good towels. The carpet in the bedroom has seen better days and I did not walk on it with bare feet. The room is on the ground floor at the front just inside the front door. You could hear the bell clearly, all the conversation in the tiny reception area and the front door was literally behind the bed head. Far from quiet. We were woken every time someone went in and out. A soft close mechanism might assist but you will still hear any talking and the bell. The staff were friendly and a room in the main house did seem preferable when reading the reviews about the annex. Parking is not on site but very close by. Breakfast was more than adequate for us. Hot and cold options were on offer. Coffee was fresh and for our taste perfect…not too bitter.

Stayed for two nights. The rooms were lovely,spacious, clean and comfortable. We had breakfast plus dinner in the evening. The restaurant staff were very friendly and welcoming, Francois was exceptional. Meals were very generous and presented really well. Karen, who was on reception was lovely and really nice to chat to. Also, Chris, the duty manager was lovely and friendly, the pair couldn't do enough for us. Thank you so much for a lovely stay

We stayed for 2 nights, family of 3 adults and 2 children. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. We stayed in the apartment loft with 2 bedrooms and a sofa bed. The room was clean when we arrived, a cot and highchair was already in the room and there was even a baby blanket which was a lovely touch. My eldest son slept on the sofa bed which was more than adequate for him however I would say this is only suitable for a child. We all slept very well, the beds were comfy and despite it being on the main road it was extremely quiet inside. I will definitely stay here again when we come and visit for our yearly family trip. If you stay during the warmer months then I would suggest bringing a portable fan, the air coolers provided aren’t great but we did bring our own fans and slept with the windows open. Everything you need is provided. A fabulous stay.

An excellent Manor B&B just two miles from Stonehenge. We stayed here on our first night in England and it was a lovely start to the trip. It's just two miles from Stonehenge. It's a beautiful old (and I mean OLD house, its history dates back to 1242) with loads of English charm. The owners were helpful, the rooms very nice, with space to spread out, have tea and look out on the fields. Dinner was fantastic, I had squab with black sausage and it was excellent. The breakfast was quintessentially English and tasty. Highly recommended. The bathrooms are all newly redone and the tub in our room was deep and long and the water was good and hot - perfect after a day tromping about in the cold. And on the way out, it's worth stopping next door at the old St. Andrews church and churchyard , parts of which date to the 14th century. Rates in the winter were quite reasonable, though I suspect given its closeness to everything that they go up in the summer.

Stayed for a big family birthday celebration Friday to Sunday and ate here from Friday evening to Sunday lunchtime. We had all four rooms which are are above the pub but have their own entrance with a little garden at the front and a lobby area with seating inside (perfect for meeting and having pre-dinner drinks) that all the rooms lead off from. Our room as large with views front and back, large comfortable bed, great tea facilities with fantastic homemade cookies, bathroom with bath and plenty of quality toiletries. Good free wi-fi, we slept very well with no noise from the pub. All the food we had was excellent. The menu changes slightly each day (roasts added on Sunday) and although it is quite expensive the quality is very high and portions great. Two ciders including the excellent Cranbourne Chase real cider on draft! Service was fantastic at all times from all staff who were so helpful and friendly. Breakfast was also brilliant with homemade granola/compote and yogurt followed by various freshly cooked options including full English and smoked salmon. The inn is hidden away down a narrow lane and there are great walks in several directions straight from the door. Highly recommended!