The Best Salisbury Pub Accommodation

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

featuring tastefully decorated rooms above a popular, traditional bar with a Conservatory and large terrace set on the edge of the New Forest

a traditional inn - set in a picturesque village - featuring inglenook fire places, a large beer garden and comfy guest rooms in an annexe

traditional pub located next door to the Wilton Shopping Village offering guest rooms with simple decor and a bar and kitchen for casual dining

alongside the River Wylye, this traditional inn offers cosy rooms and hearty sustenance, well placed for visiting Stonehenge and Old Sarum

an 18th century inn in a pretty village with horseracing links offers charming, cosy rooms with racing history themes, and delicious local food

boasting a heated outdoor dining area and extensive gardens, this welcoming inn sits on the gateway to glorious Cranborne Chase AONB

a friendly, local pub offering simple, few frills accommodation, situated a short walk from the shops, restaurants and bars in the city centre

set in a village location, with en-suite guest rooms and a garden to enjoy in the warmer months