Stonehenge Inn & Shepherd's Huts

I had a 3 course meal. The potato and leek soup was like dishwater and I didn't eat it even after adding salt and pepper The main was roast beef and Yorkshire pudding. The beef was ok , the roast ve were OK and the Yorkshire pudding acceptable but once again the gravy was also very watery and very little of it. The carrots were still frozen The ice cream arrived in the little bucket and was difficult to eat. Would not recommend

Me and my partner spent the bank holiday Sunday at this shepherd hut. It was only for one night on the way back from somewhere else but it was a lovely stay. The shepherds huts are really nicely decorated, we had one with a London scene painted on the ceiling. The shepherds huts are in a yard in the pub but even though they are next to each other they were still enough privacy. You can have breakfast in the pub which was £12.50 for a buffet I believe, we didn't have the breakfast but we did have an evening meal there and it was really nice. We attended the live music night which was entertaining. Overall I would recommend this place. It's handy for Stonehenge and Woodhenge is literally a few minutes down the road. Staff were very friendly and helpful.

Very charming and comfortable hotel with a difference, good food, and a friendly team. Steongly recommend it for all travelling in the area, bycicle touring friendly. The beds and our cabin was awsome, clean and charming! The court yard was also very charming.

In all the years that I have lived in the area, I had never visited the Stonehenge Inn. We have however had some delicious takeaways from there over the years. So we decided to visit it and have a meal. We arrived to find it not overfull with just one family dining. We waited patiently in the Please be seated area and were completely ignored. One of the staff in an apron noticed us but said nothing and went on his way. The bar was ticking over but not crowded. It was not a pleasant experience to be left standing there without so much as 'We will be with you in a second'. So we about turned and left. We visited another pub who welcomed us with a smile, escorted us to our table along with a hope that we would enjoy the evening with them. Which we did! If the Stonehenge Inn wish to survive as they must do with a donation well in full view of everyone coming in, they will have to pull their socks up. Manners can cost money!

Don't be dreaming of some lonely shepherds hut in a misty field, they are crammed together in the back garden of the pub and you walk past the smoking area to get to them . The pub itself is on the edge of a housing estate , It is a perfect location to explore the local wonders of Stonehenge and Woodhenge but leaves a lot to be desired. The evening food was ok if a little pricey for what it is, breakfast was pretty dire and to add insult to injury the dining room was freezing. To be fair the staff were very friendly and chatty but the whole place needs a good make over, the website photos are heavily edited.

nice parking, good wifi. wouldn't recommend at all staying overnight but the food was great and a bit expensive. staff amazing and the manager was not as great as the staff were, no hot water showers or anything in the huts, just a bed, a closet and a toilet

I tried both live beers, both were off, tasted of vinigar, I did not drink them. Need to keep to bottled beer. Play bus kept 8 to 11 year old children happy. Nearest pub to 3 mile walk to Stonehenge from Fargo Road on Larkfield camp. Useful if you need a Loo!

All a bit slapdash. Not sure the ordering system is customer friendly and having g background music and a sports TV on at the same time is condusive to a relaxed environment. The whole customer area appeared tired and in need of attention. The food was average at best and served tatty wooden boards. Not my favourite to be honest.