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.

Bedrooms: 32

Surrounded by original oak beams and open fires, our bars are the perfect blend of old meets new. Guests can relax in traditional comfort while enjoying a selection of real ales. Our 32 newly refurbished bedrooms all have en-suite bathrooms, TV, and tea and coffee making facilities. Many rooms feature the original oak beams and combine a real Olde Worlde atmosphere with the very best of modern day luxuries and comforts. Our Chef takes great pride in the creation of traditionbal English Fayre to be enjoyed in the historic setting if the George Hotel's restaurant. The hotel also features a variety of Themed Nights throughout the year, a great idea for any special occasion or company event.

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The Fairlawn Hotel is a fine Georgian townhouse, less than 2 miles from Stonehenge and 8 miles from Salisbury. A non-smoking hotel with atmosphere, the owners take great pride in providing a friendly and professional service.

Bedrooms: 13

The Fairlawn Hotel is a grade 2 listed fine Georgian townhouse, conveniently situated in the small historical market town of Amesbury just off the A303. We are only about 40 miles from the lovely Roman city of Bath and about 60 miles from the outskirts of London, making Amesbury an ideal stopover for those travelling to the West Country, Devon and Cornwall. The house still retains many of the original features including a wonderful curved staircase and a rare internal wind vane. Over the last year the present owners have restored the house to some of its original glory and have completely refurbished the lounge and bar area, providing a beautiful and comfortable area for guests to relax in and browse through the library of guidebooks and local tourist information. All bedrooms are en-suite and have complimentary tea and coffee trays, colour TV, hairdryer and are comfortably furnished. The owners take care to provide a high level of cleanliness throughout the hotel. There is a unique feature dining room situated in the former wine cellar area, where the owners supply a healthy continental style breakfast, and for the more traditional, a freshly home-cooked English or Vegetarian breakfast cooked to your specific tastes. Our breakfasts are prepared using as much local produce as possible. We do not offer an evening meal but you will find a good selection of eateries within a short walk from the hotel and we can recommend some excellent country pubs a few miles away.

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Why stay in the centre of Bath with all its parking problems, when you can stay on the outskirts AND in the country? Situated on the London side of Bath, the hotel is a Grade II listed rambling manor and restored farm buildings.

Bedrooms: 19

PERFECT. The bus stops outside, the train is 2 stops to Britain's favourite Heritage City and it's only 20 minutes if you should choose to drive. As it's on the London side of Bath, we are less than 2 hours from the capital. Being an old manor house and farm, the bedrooms, bar and restaurant are to be found in various different buildings. This is generally seen as part of the unique charm of the place. If you want a lodge style hotel with shiny facilities all in one building, a gym and the heavy hand of an interior designer, then you have picked the wrong place. The staff and even the slightly eccentric owner are very friendly and welcoming. All rooms are en suite, bursting with antiques and interesting pictures/bits and pieces. The antique beds, some of them 4 posters, have all been restored using the latest comfy modern mattresses. They are firm but not hard. Many guests have said they have never slept in more comfortable beds. We've just built a new conservatory and an old pub style bar, most of which was salvaged from one of Bath's top hotels when they went modern. The restaurant is noted for great food and proper fresh cooked breakfasts using local produce and free range eggs. It's not quite an ordinary hotel. REVIEWS FROM GUESTS: As you will see from the guest reviews on this site, we do pretty well but no one is perfect and not everyone 'gets' what we are trying to do. However, I am going to answer the few complaints if I can. 1. We no longer offer the smaller, cheaper rooms on this site but, there is a clue in our pricing structure that the more expensive the room, the bigger and better it is. 2. The hotel is rambling, you could call it 'disjointed' and yes you do have to go outside from some rooms to reach the bar and restaurant. The reception could be described as difficult to find but we do have a small sign. Most guests find us charming and quaint. 3.We try to be a bit laid back and relaxed. As a result we do not rush people from the dining room. Fast food is at McDonald's. 4. We have a new butcher and since Jan 06, a super new chef, hence, the recent good comments about the food. 5. You want a shower rather than a bath? Ring the hotel, tell reception on arrival or put it on the special request section when you book on this site.

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The Swan Hotel is a Grade II listed building in the centre of this stunning town. Dates back to the 16th Century and offers up to date facilities in a historic setting.

Bedrooms: 12

Overlooking the river Avon in the beautiful town of Bradford on Avon, The Swan Hotel has something for everyone, offering 12 en-suite bedrooms. Bar food is served throughout the day and evening from breakfast at 10:30. The non-smoking restaurant and cellar vaults offer fine dining in the evenings. The extensive wine list, many of which are sold by the glass, as well as the quality cask conditioned ales and beers and lagers provide refreshment to many a passing visitor. For those that would prefer a coffee, the hotel offers an enjoyable selection from across the world.

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A classical Georgian country house hotel set in five acres of landscaped gardens with its own garden and vineyard. Overlooking the Wiltshire downs, Leigh Park is a relaxing informal venue, just a short drive from the city of Bath.

Bedrooms: 22

All twenty two bedrooms have been individually designed to a very high standard and the Winstons dining room, with magnificent views, offers both traditional English and international cuisine. The hotel offers a blend of comfort and character together with a high standard of service in a friendly and welcoming hotel.

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Widbrook Grange is an elegant 250 year old Georgian Country House peacefully located in 11 acres, 17 minutes from Bath. Widbrook is privately owned and has been awarded RAC Little Gem Hotel of the Year for the last five years.

Bedrooms: 20

Widbrook Grange has been awarded the English Tourist Council, RAC and AA 5 Diamond top quality rating. It has an intimate and relaxing atmosphere of warmth and informality with cosy lounges and a log fire burning on cold winter nights. The 20 spacious and tastefully decorated bedrooms are located in the main house, courtyard and gardens and include romantic four posters, family rooms and facilities for disabled guests. It has a heated indoor swimming pool, a gym and conference suite and its award winning AA Rosette 'Medlar Tree Restaurant' serves fine British regional cuisine, complimented by an interesting selection of new and old world wines. Walks from the hotel lead to the Kennet and Avon canal, with its picturesque narrow boats, and on to the Saxon Tithe Barn and Church of the Medieval Town of Bradford on Avon. Longleat House, Stonehenge and Lacock Abbey are within easy driving distance. The hotel sits amidst rolling countryside, yet is only 17 minutes from the historic city of Bath, 5 minutes from the county town of Trowbridge and 2 hours from London. Sitting just off of the M3/M4 corridor and just 40 minutes from Bristol Airport, Widbrook Grange Hotel serves all major cities in the UK and many in Europe.

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The hotel has an ideal location in Wiltshire, located on the A4 (15 minutes from the M4) in this market town. We are very conscious of high standards and service at the Lansdowne Strand Hotel

Bedrooms: 26

The hotel is a prominent grade 2 listed building, and was built in the 16th century as an important coaching inn and still retains much of the charm and grace of earlier times. The courtyard with its medieval Brew house is of particular historic interest. As you will see, there is much we have to offer at the Lansdowne Strand Hotel. Free secure parking is available in the courtyard. The lounge is ideal for morning coffee, afternoon tea, or a lazy day reading the newspapers. The roaring warmth of of the open fire will make the coldest of winter days seem even more cosy for residents and passing travellers alike. The Lansdowne Strand Hotel is privately owned and run by owners with a dedicated and caring staff committed to providing a warm welcome and a personal and attentive service

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Set deep in the Wiltshire countryside just a few miles from historic Avebury Stone Circle. Compton Bassett is a delightful village of stone-built whitewashed and thatched cottages

Bedrooms: 8

The White Horse Inn dates back to the early 1700s but didn't become an inn until the 1860s when it also served as a bakery and grocer's shop. Today, it's a lively and welcoming place, just how you'd hope to find a traditional village hostelry, complete with low-beamed ceilings, mullioned windows, open log fireplace and, a popular amenity in this part of the country, a skittle alley. The accomodation is adjacent to the hotel in a stylish modern annex.

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For those who choose to enjoy the beauty of the English countryside, The 14th century Manor House Hotel is just perfect. Nestling in 365 acres of secluded parkland, picturesque waterfalls, Italian Gardens and an 18 hole golf course.

Bedrooms: 48

Charming Grade II listed Mews Cottages, and traditional bedrooms within the Manor House all have superb bathrooms with a classical feel. An award winning restaurant, itimate reception rooms, crackling fire places, and an oak panelled bar all steeped in history.

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Set in the market place, the Castle Inn can trace its origins back to the 12th century. Many features of the original construction remain today. The Inn has undergone careful and considerate restoration. Great care has been taken to

Bedrooms: 11

Many features of the original construction remain today. The Inn has undergone careful and considerate restoration. Great care has been taken to preserve and enhance the charm of this lovely building whilst ensuring our guests enjoy the utmost comfort and attention to detail. The hotel boasts eleven charming en suite bedrooms, all tastefully furnished and individual in character. Oliver?s Restaurant, named after Cromwell, who once took refuge from Royalist troops within these walls, promises an evening to remember. This elegant dining room offers the highest quality cuisine and fine wine served in stylish and intimate surroundings. Or why not eat in our friendly bar, with roaring fires in the winter enjoying the ambience of the cat memorabilia, which the owners have collected over the years.

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Lucknam Park is a magnificent listed Palladian mansion dating from 1720, set in extensive 500 acre park lands near Bath. Maintained as a family home until 1987, when it opened its doors as a hotel, it has been lovingly restored.

Bedrooms: 41

Lucknam Park is one of Britain's finest country house hotels, offering superb facilities in a splendid Georgian setting, just minutes away from Bath. Lucknam has been lovingly restored to the elegance and style of the past era. As you enter the extensive grounds, you will come in on a mile long avenue, flanked by rows of beech and lime trees, opening out onto broad lawns surrounding the elegant house in an aura of tranquility. Each of the 13 suites and 29 bedrooms are individually designed with fabrics, antiques and ornaments specially chosen to reflect the character of the rooms. All have marble bathrooms and splendid views across the park or the lovely courtyard.

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An historic Manor House Hotel in 7 acres of beautiful grounds in a delightful Wiltshire village. Conveniently situated close to M4, J17 within easy travelling distance to Bath, Bristol, Cheltenham and Swindon.

Bedrooms: 23

A wide, columned entrance way welcomes visitors to this attractive, stone-built hotel standing in five acres of beautiful grounds in the delightful Wiltshire village of Stanton Saint Quintin, near the City of Bath and within the famous Cotswolds. The house is listed in the Domesday Book. It was once owned by Lord Burghley, chief minister to Queen Elizabeth I, and was rebuilt in 1840. Stanton Manor Hotel has been completely refurbished, and the new owners Robert and Linda Davis are on hand to ensure that a friendly and attentive service is extended to guests. Modern facilities and comforts combine easily and unobtrusively with those of the past, which include magnificent Tudor fireplaces and stone flooring. The hotel's en suite bedrooms are spacious and individually designed with very comfortable furniture. Four hotel rooms have king-size four-poster beds to compliment the stunning New Oriental or Provençal themed rooms. Four hotel rooms are interconnecting and suitable for large families.

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The Bell House is one of the most attractive small hotels in the West Country. The original house is over 500 years old and stands in delightful English gardens.

Bedrooms: 14

It was once a private house and when England was under the influence of Cromwell, who banned all church services and confiscated all church bells. The people of Sutton Benger took the bell from the church opposite the hotel and kept it here where it was rung for any services that were being held. Which is how the Bell House gained its name. The Bell House makes an excellent base for exploring the Cotswolds. In addition, we are only 10 minutes from Chippenham, 15 minutes from Swindon, 20 minutes from Bath and 30 minutes from Bristol. There are some wonderful country houses to see locally including Bowood, Doddington, Dyrham Park and Badminton. There?s motor racing at Castle Coombe, Badminton Horse Trials and at Bath the Famous Roman Baths.

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The Methuen Arms is an elegant Georgian town house hotel set in the pretty market town of Corsham. The hotel is just a few miles from Bath and conveniently situated on the edge of the Cotswolds. The Winter's Court restaurant, with its

Bedrooms: 24

The hotel is just a few miles from Bath and conveniently situated on the edge of the Cotswolds. The Winter's Court restaurant, with its candlelit, stone-walled charm, offers a mouthwatering selection of home-cooked dishes from the superb a la carte menu. With its thriving Lounge Bar and Long Room, the Methuen offers an extensive range of real ales and fine wines. The picturesque courtyard and gardens allow guests and residents alike to enjoy the comfort of an early evening drink outside the hotel as well as inside. All bedrooms are en suite and have been individually decorated with fine furnishings and fabrics.

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We are a small, exclusive boutique hotel set in our own beautiful walled gardens in the heart of the cotswolds We offer excellent award winning food, comfortable accommodation, friendly service and a welcoming atmosphere

Bedrooms: 12

The hotel was the former village rectory. It is over 400 years old but was refurbished last year - it therefore has the charm and character of a period property but the comfort and luxury of a modern hotel. All rooms have garden views, have ensuite facilities and LCD TV's and DVD players. In the summer we have an open air swimming pool.

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Situated in the heart of the beautiful Wiltshire countryside. Close to the Kennet & Avon canal.

Bedrooms: 18

Situated in the heart of the beautiful Wiltshire countryside, Devizes is a fascinating town to explore from the comfort of the Grade II listed Castle Hotel. Visit the famous flight of 29 locks on the Kennet & Avon canal or, just a short journey away, you will find Stonehenge or Avebury, Silbury and Roundway Hill where the Cromwell Battles took place. Then, on your return, we have an excellent choice of food available in our restaurant or bar. Unfortunately the hotel does not have a lift.

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At The Stage Post, you will always receive a warm and friendly welcome from our staff and regular locals. We have a spacious restaurant with extensive a la carte menu and offer bar snacks for those who are short of time. Our food is highly

Bedrooms: 9

We have wireless Internet and our location is ideal to explore Stonehenge and Longleat Safari Park. Devizes is just 10 minutes away by car and there are good local travel services available. The pub has a conference room facility for up to 75 theatre style, 100 for buffets or 160 for music and dance. We also benefit from a late license in all bars. The main building is divided into a traditional public bar with bar games, spacious restaurant with extensive a la carte menu and lounge bar. We also offer a quiet beer garden - the perfect spot to while away a summer's afternoon. The original building is several hundred years old, and some of the original timbers have been left exposed - in fact it is reputed that secret passages link the pub to Dauntsey's public school whose grounds are close by. Bedrooms have been refurbished for the 2005 season.

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The Lamb began trading as a public house probably as early as the twelfth century. By 1870 it was already well established as a posting inn that supplied 300 post horses for coaches.

Bedrooms: 14

To this day, the building retains plenty of its original character and features including inglenook fireplaces, flagstone floors and heavy wooden beams. Inside you will find the dining room, the Whisky and Cigar Bar, the sitting room and the meeting room as well as fourteen individually furnished bedrooms. The Lamb Inn sits in the middle of the charming Wiltshire village of Hindon and is only 20 minutes away from Salisbury. The Lamb Inn boasts fourteen spacious and charming bedrooms (three with four-poster beds) that have been individually decorated with antique furnishings and paintings. The décor is warm and welcoming, often with tartan carpets and very much in keeping with the traditional Boisdale style. Each room has an ample bathroom fully equipped for the pleasures of soaking and soaping and a complimentary basket of bath and body products. For entertainment there are LCD screens and SKY TV.

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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.

Bedrooms: 14

Located halfway between Southampton & Salisbury the New Forest Lodge makes the ideal base for a weekend getaway to the New Forest, Winchester, Salisbury, Southampton, Portsmouth, Bournemouth and the Isle of Wight, not to mention the many Yachting and beauty spots of the neighbouring counties of Hampshire and Dorset. For your comfort all our bedrooms are non-smoking, however you are welcome to smoke in the lounge and the Restaurant bar. The on-site Royal Jaipur Indian Restaurant and Bar has been re-furbished to provide a range of delicious dishes in comtemporary surroundings. There is also a traditional Pub serving a range of good food within a short walk and in nearby Romsey our superb sister restaurant Casa Bodega.

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The Inn with the Well gets its name from the original well set in the restaurant floor. Bullet proof glass has been used to provide a safe cover for the well, allowing you to stand on top and look down inside this original feature.

Bedrooms: 6

The Inn with the Well is a traditional coaching Inn (established in 1647) and is set in the midst of the rolling Marlborough Downs on the Ridgeway path, Europes oldest highway. The Inn is open for refreshment from Wednesday to Sunday 12.00 to 2.30 and Monday to Saturday 6.00 to 11.00 p.m. Closed Mon to Fri lunchtimes in November.

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The 17th century Inn is located just off the A4 in peaceful countryside surroundings. Enjoy a refreshing drink in our stunning Oak bar, have a delicious meal in our modern surroundings, or take a stroll around the duck pond just outside

Bedrooms: 10

The Pelican Inn offers the best in refreshment, food and accommodation in the county. With its stunning Oak bar, serving a wide range of refreshments to the restaurant where you can eat in modern surroundings, the duck pond just outside the door and the en-suite accommodation. You will find every thing you need here from that refreshing beverage, light meal or special occasion meal.

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The Conigre Hotel is a charming, family run 17th century farmhouse hotel. The Hotel also has an award winning restaurant 1AA rosette 1RAC dining award.

Bedrooms: 8

The Hotel lies on the outskirts of the small Wiltshire market town of Melksham, between Swindon and the historic city of Bath close to Longleat ,Bowood house, Trowbridge, Devizes, Castle combe Lacock. Just south of the M4 motorway. The hotel building which is 400 years old and converted stable block, caters for a small number of guests, providing comfortable accommodation. Each room is individual in design, character, and all have an en suite bathroom or shower room. With a home cooked Breakfast using local produce. All rooms are non-smoking.

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Englands oldest hotel (1220) in Englands first capital, quintessentially English service and hospitality. Experience levels of service that you would find hard to better anywhere in England.

Bedrooms: 31

The bedrooms are individually furnished, those in the main house are more period in character, some with beams and fireplaces, those in the Coach House have a light and airy feel to them.Unfortunately the hotel does not have a lift.

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C18 property in quiet village location, 5 minutes from intersection of A4 at Marlborough or M4 J15 at Swindon East. 10 bedrooms all 1st floor en suite, restaurant 7 days lunch & dinner.

Bedrooms: 11

Family run hotel located off A346 and within easy reach of Swindon, Marlborough, Avebury, Chippenham. Refurbished bar and restaurant to a high standard, intimate. Cosy surroundings with 18 hole golf course at 0.4 miles and 3 miles location. Bar has good range of draught, bottled beers & lagers.

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Hinton Grange is situated in the sleepy village of Hinton, on the southern slopes of the beautiful Cotswold Hills. The hotel retains all the old character and ambiance of the 15th Century farm house, barns and stables.

Bedrooms: 18

There are 6 acres of stunning park land, wooded grounds and gardens. Low beams, stonewalls, blazing open fires and candlelight in all the lounges and Daintree Restaurant. Together this creates a romantic old world charm and ambiance of an age past. The lounges and beautiful old Inglenook Restaurant, considered to be one of the best in the West of England, are all small, cosy and intimate. All of our rooms are unique, with period and antique decor and furnishings. They are all delightful, spacious rooms and have period working open coal fires (with the exception of room 20) and all rooms have a well spaced dining area for entertaining around the fire. Most rooms have Victorian bathing and all rooms have tea and coffee making facilities, direct dial telephone and colour television. Our suites also have mini bars available. The facilities available to our resident guests include a sauna and solarium, Pitch and Putt, croquet lawn and fishing lake.

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