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What Guests Said About Salisbury:
Anonymous
United States of America
10
Cathedral was glorious, the medieval part of town lovely to...
Cathedral was glorious, the medieval part of town lovely to walk in. Parking not easy to find. And Pay and Display automated lots take only coins (no change machines), may not recognize the new pound coins, and even if the have a slot for paying with Visa, they don't recognize non-local Visas. And they are monitored. Be prepared with coins!
Anonymous
United States of America
8.0
The cathedral is exquisite and the volunteer docents were...
The cathedral is exquisite and the volunteer docents were kind and full of engaging stories. My kids enjoyed following along with the activity trail. Seeing the Magna Carta in person was a treat. Yummy Indian food at Cafe Diwali. Friendly service too. Easily walkable city center.
Kimberly
Canada
10
I didn't know what to expect of Salisbury other than a...
I didn't know what to expect of Salisbury other than a convenient home base for visiting ancient sites. What I found was a lovely medieval town in a beautiful, tranquil river setting that is lovely just to look at and walk in. Trying to describe it doesn't do the setting justice - just think of the stereotypical English countryside North Americans see on TV (cue the swans and ducks swimming in the Avon and cooing doves outside your hotel window) and you'll start to get the idea. Note that if you are looking to visit attractions in town, check their hours first as they can sometimes keep "bankers hours" and close surprisingly early (e.g. Magna Carta viewing at Salisbury Cathedral closed at 5:00 pm on a weekday while I was visiting in late May - missed it by 5 minutes). While you can easily walk the town and find pubs, restaurants and local attractions, in order to visit surrounding attractions outside of town (e.g. Stonehenge) you might want to hire a car or book a tour that provides transportation. I would love to return to Salisbury to spend more time in this beautiful historic city and to explore the countryside.
Suzette
United States of America
8.0
Salisbury cathedral is home to one of four original...
Salisbury cathedral is home to one of four original transcriptions of the Magna Carta! It is also the tallest church spire in the UK. Great cafe in the cathedral with gluten free and allergy conscious food. We also caught a bus to Stonehenge (25 minutes away) and toured there. Give yourself at least 2 hours for each of those profoundly historical stops.
Kathy
United States of America
10
Salisbury is quaint, quirky and full of history.
Salisbury is quaint, quirky and full of history. The cathedral with the Magna Carta, and a day trip to Stonehenge would satisfy any history junkie. The town itself had a very friendly walkable center, with plenty of shopping and eating options. Great variety of architecture, with plenty of "off the beaten path" options to fill several days of sightseeing. Train and bus service is very convenient, allowing you to visit the surrounding area without a car. We did our 3 week trip in the U.K. exclusively by train, traveling from city to city. Once there, we used local buses (Cotswolds) or a tour (Edinburgh) to see more of the local countryside. A great way to travel if you don't want to deal with a rental car. Spent 2 days in Salisbury, and wish it had been longer.
Gail
United States of America
8.0
We had been to Stonehenge twice before.
We had been to Stonehenge twice before. In the 70's we walked amongst the stones (a thrill), in the 90's outside a fence, and now outside a roped off area with visitors pavilion etc (nicely done). The stones are probably ageless but I felt the passage of time with the different stages of viewing them! Amazing site!
“This historic hotel was beautiful and the room at comfortable. It's very conveniently located in Salisbury. The people were incredibly friendly and helpful.”
“Great friedly family run hotel! The only downside for us was the shared Bathroom as we had two small children but it was advertised on the reservation. Its a fair bit away from Salisbury city center definitely travel by car if you are visiting Salisbury or Stonehenge. Otherwise very pleasant and enjoyable stay.”
“The hotel was located at a central location in Salisbury, and the rooms were clean and comfortable. The biscuits, mineral water and coffee/tea-making facilities included in the rooms were also nice.”
“Beautiful location set on the River Avon opposite a small farm with the Salisbury cathedral in the background. The cathedral is an easy 10-15 minute walk from the hotel. The hotel bar and restaurant were very good, although the service was a bit spotty. There is also a local pub just around the corner fron the hotel.”
“A hotel with lots of character and a wonderful location, a short walk across the water meadows from Salisbury town centre. Good food, especially the breakfast, and a friendly bar.”
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