All Salisbury Hotels

Just 1 mile from the edge of the New Forest, we are within easy reach of Southampton & Salisbury. Whether you are on business or taking a break we make the ideal location.

The Old Mill Hotel sits on the edge of the River Avon, with beautiful views across the river and of Salisbury Cathedral. The 12th century building has many original features, including the Mill Race which runs through the restaurant.

With its sweeping facade and pillared portico this elegant 17th century hotel stands in the centre of Salisbury overlooking the famous cathedral.

Salisbury Wetherlodge is situated above the kings head inn. This 3 storey building was built in 1874 for the Richardson brothers wine and spirit importers shippers and wholesalers.

The Rose and Crown Hotel is a 13th Century coaching inn, with a riverside location in the city of Salisbury. There are many original features remaining like the old wooden beams and log fire in the traditional oak bar.

Originally a Georgian Mansion House, the Milford Hall is now a highly rated, family owned hotel, representing a new concept in hotel comfort, convenience and value.

2 Park Lane is an elegant, warm and welcoming family run guesthouse within walking distance of Salisbury city centre. The beautiful victorian house overlooks Victoria Park down a quiet Lane off the A345.

Alabare House is ideally situated in Salisbury. Established as a small Christian retreat centre it also welcomes bed and breakfast guests throughout the year.

A traditional 13th century coaching inn, famous for its creeper clad courtyard, charm, and antique filled rooms.

Cathedral Cottage is an ideal place to stay, being right in the middle of the beautiful city of Salisbury. Cathedral Cottage is a Grade II listed building, full of character, which has recently been tastefully renovated to provide a very comfortable and relaxed base from which to enjoy historic Salisbury.

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.

City Lodge features a selection of newly refurbished bedrooms, all of which feature en suite bathrooms complete with a bath and power shower. For your comfort and convenience the lodge is completely non-smoking throughout.

Family run b&b with 14 en-suite 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.

A warm welcome awaits you at Englewood B&B, situated on the edge of the beautiful New Forest National Park, in the village of Landford. We have a lovely ground floor annexe room with private entrance and off road parking.

A fine Georgian townhouse less than 2 miles from Stonehenge & 8 miles to Salisbury a hotel with atmosphere not smoke the owners take great pride in providing a friendly and professional service.

Comfortable hotel offering ideal accommodation for both business and leisure. Relaxed restaurant with wide choice of menu. an a good base for exploring the local area.

Grasmere House Hotel is a fine Victorian house surrounded by mature gardens. This beautiful building has been carefully converted and extended into a private hotel whilst retaining all the features and atmosphere of a comfortable Victorian home.

There are 100 en-suite fully air-conditioned bedrooms in the hotel each with high speed internet access and the latest interactive TV's. The Solstice Brasserie restaurant has a team of culinary Mozarts creating surprise and delight in equal measures.

Its central location is perfect for exploring the City, Salisbury Cathedral, Stonehenge and surrounds. Kinvara House is a small friendly non smoking B & B. There are three guest rooms. A double, a twin and a triple room all with private facilities.

Situated on the edge of the popular village of Alderbury which is near the famous New Forest. The original house was built in 1913 on just over three quarters of an acre of land bought from the Earl of Radnor. The boutique guest house has been recently rebuilt retaining some old characteristics of the house.