Recently Reviewed Hotels around Amesbury

• Travelodge Amesbury Stonehenge
  "Best Travelodge Ever"
  "We have stayed in many travelodges.....but this was far the best we have ever stayed at. It is benefiting form a refurb, not sure if it is still going on, we heard and saw no building works. We noticed the changes immediately and hope that this standard will be going around all the lodges. The be..."d is different and very comfortable, The pillows are different too...we normally have to ask for extra pillows but there were two per person in the room...and they were so deep that we needed only one each. Also the sofa bed was already made up...lovely as we got in quite late, so there was no delay in getting into bed.My pet hate is the grout in the bathroom tiles, that I find had soap residue etc in...however with the white sheets put in, this has eliminated this problem. The only thing missing was a chair. Oh yes and the tv had more channels than the normal lodge.Despite being next to a busy road we slept through the whole night. We were not disturbed at all, which was a first for us sta... " More >
• Holiday Inn Salisbury Stonehenge
  "Good hotel, shame about the air con"
  "A nice enough hotel but our room was baking, despite the air con being on a low setting. It's well located a few miles from Stonehenge and up to usual Holiday Inn standards. Good breakfast too and in general a good stay. If in the area again, I would not have a problem with staying again if the air ..."con was fixed. " More >
• Mandalay Guest House
  "Ideal Stopover near Stonehenge"
  "We booked two rooms at Mandalay for ourselves and friends from Australia after meeting them at Heathrow Airport en route to Falmouth, Cornwall. Both rooms were spotless with good ensuite facilites. the hosts were welcoming and had a good choice of breakfast. The full English set us up for the day. ..."A nice easy, well-lit walk to the town took about 10mins. The town features plenty of eating places, pubs and shops that you would expect in a small town centre. There is a Wetherspoons pub "The Bell" that was ideal for reasonably priced food and drink. En route into town the parish church is well worth a visit, steeped in history. There are volunteers there to give some info for visitors. " More >