The Best Salisbury Hotels

furnished with a colonial, Rajasthan theme, the hotel is located opposite Wilton House and is within a short drive of Salisbury and Stonehenge

13th century, former coaching inn - coach yard, oak beams and original fireplaces retained - with individually styled rooms and a great location

Victorian town house in a central spot providing homely, well-appointed rooms, a Grill restaurant and a buzzy bar known for live music

a Salisbury hotel in a 15th century merchant's house - Nelson once stayed here - with smart rooms, some beamed, and a superb breakfast

refurbished, 19th century city centre hotel, featuring comfortable, well appointed rooms and a popular pub with a riverside terrace and garden

a listed, Tudor building - rumoured to have sheltered both Charles I and Charles II - with stylish rooms that retain plenty of period character

previous guests have remarked on the high quality of the fixtures and furnishings at this delightful, cosy village inn, close to the New Forest

13th century, former coaching inn - some original features retained - offering comfy rooms and views over the River Avon from the terrace

set in 1.5 acres of well-tended grounds that lead down to the banks of the River Avon, some of the elegant rooms provide cathedral views

offers comfy rooms, a great location and a relaxed ambience Sunday to Wednesday nights, Thursdays to Saturdays there are DJs and live music

behind the pillared, Georgian, facade lie smart, well-appointed rooms, a restaurant specialising in British cuisine and a secluded courtyard patio

within sight of the railway station, this boutique-style accommodation features a 1920s-themed bar and homely, individually decorated rooms

features stylish, individually decorated guest rooms, studios and apartments in a well-tended garden just 1 mile from the city centre

extended Georgian mansion house where period character combines with contemporary styling, traditional hospitality and a boutique spa

on the A345 between Salisbury and Amesbury, this modern hotel makes an ideal base to explore Salisbury, Stonehenge and Cranborne Chase

former paper mill, in a scenic spot, packed full of character with parts dating from 1250, there is a riverside garden and views of the cathedral

enjoy a peaceful country retreat at this Victorian manor set in 3 acres of lawns in a charming village just 15 minutes drive from Salisbury

with extensive, floral gardens extending down to the River Till, this delightful village B&B is conveniently located for visiting Stonehenge

a 17th century former coaching inn, located on the Market Square, with cosy guest rooms decorated to a high standard and relaxed dining

dates back to the 16th century and retains character features including wooden beams and stone walls; guest rooms are traditionally decorated