Inns in Wiltshire, United Kingdom

The manager was helpful and friendly l. He booked taxis for work and saved my food in the fridge for next day. Neat and warm place , very authentic and serene atmosphere in surroundings Worth the stay for a memorable experience .

Great meal, reasonable price, good service. Arrvied on a whim. Most tables were reserved but 'squeezed' us in. Order was taken quickly. Menu had a good selection. Was a delay getting the food but it was worth the wait. Had the sizzlers and enjoyed every bite. Decent price. Overall a good experience and will be coming back to sample the specials.

We arrived late in the evening. The staff on our arrival were so friendly and we were taken to our rooms quickly. Our room was huge, my daughters was smaller but still big enough for two adults. They were spotless, bed was so comfortable too and sleep was great. Bathroom was excellent with a huge shower area and toiletries were supplied. We had breakfast in the morning which was amazing. Down in the restaurant there were toys, books, games and a comfortable area where you could sit and relax. Again the staff could not have been more helpful or nice. I would have no hesitation in recommending The Hollies Inn.

What an absolute amazing find. The setting was so beautiful and the room was outstanding and so much nicer than we could have ever imagined. The free standing bath was our favourite, the bed was very comfortable and the settee area was very nice. The staff were very understanding of my sons disability and were very patient and kind. The breakfast was freshly cooked and delicious. One of the nicest places we have ever stayed and cannot wait to return. Could have easily stayed there for days

We stayed at this Hotel to break up a trip to the Midlands and hadn't visited Marlborough before, although I had driven through about 20 years ago for work and thought it was an impressive High Street. It is still a very impressive main street and this hotel is right in the centre of it. It's an old coaching Inn, so drooping in places, but our room was full of wooden beams and atmosphere. The furniture was a bit worn and tired but that only added to the effect. It was all very spacious and the bathroom was well appointed. The bed was a good size and comfortable, if a little on the firm side. The staff were very friendly and efficient and the location very good, especially with a large, easily accessible and free car park. Dinner in the hotel was a bit of a disappointment, for me anyway, a huge but not particularly tasty steak and ale pie and lumpy gravy. We were given a voucher which gave us 20% off the bill, which was handy and my wife's steak was good, she said. Despite facing the main street and being above the bar, the room was very quiet. Breakfast was a world apart from my underwhelming dinner the night before. Plenty of choice of cereals and pastries, lovely teas and coffee and the Full English Breakfast was one of the best I've ever had. Cooked to order, with butcher's quality pork sausages, perfectly cooked, lovely poached egg on sourdough toast, very good smoked bacon, mushrooms and tomato and beans. To sum up, it's an old hotel, car parking is great, location is perfect, staff were lovely, the room was huge and comfortable and the breakfast was amazingly good. We'd certainly return when we are up that way.

Arrived early Sunday 27th October fully expecting to be told that my room was not ready yet. Lady behind the bar soon had everything sorted out for me and I found I was in a Shepherds hut behind the pub. Never stayed in a Shepherds hut before so this was a new experience for me. Everything I needed in a room for the two nights I was staying was in the hut . The bed was warm and comfortable. The food I ordered on both nights was nice, well cooked and hot. The breakfast was buffet style and unlimited. Would I stay again? Yes I would. I have to come back again later in the year so will be booking here again

The manager was helpful and friendly l. He booked taxis for work and saved my food in the fridge for next day. Neat and warm place , very authentic and serene atmosphere in surroundings Worth the stay for a memorable experience .

Arrived early Sunday 27th October fully expecting to be told that my room was not ready yet. Lady behind the bar soon had everything sorted out for me and I found I was in a Shepherds hut behind the pub. Never stayed in a Shepherds hut before so this was a new experience for me. Everything I needed in a room for the two nights I was staying was in the hut . The bed was warm and comfortable. The food I ordered on both nights was nice, well cooked and hot. The breakfast was buffet style and unlimited. Would I stay again? Yes I would. I have to come back again later in the year so will be booking here again

A charming hotel/pub/restaurant. The staff were absolutely lovely and the food in the restaurant was great. Breakfast was also delicious. It was my birthday and I was given a glass of prosecco and a brownie with whipped cream and candles for dessert. A lovely touch. There is a nice big garden area, and they even provide blankets and hats in case you're cold. The common areas in the hotel are very comfortable with couches and armchairs and a log fire in one of the rooms. I am giving four stars because we had a great time but be aware that the room is more basic than the price suggests (£158 for the night for a twin room, ensuite): no fridge, no safe, no wardrobe, although hangers and hooks are provided to hang clothes. The beds are very comfortable with wonderfully soft and warm duvets and pillows. There was good quality tea and coffee making facilities in the room, and the toiletries were also good quality. On the whole, we really enjoyed our stay and would definitely go back.

What an absolute amazing find. The setting was so beautiful and the room was outstanding and so much nicer than we could have ever imagined. The free standing bath was our favourite, the bed was very comfortable and the settee area was very nice. The staff were very understanding of my sons disability and were very patient and kind. The breakfast was freshly cooked and delicious. One of the nicest places we have ever stayed and cannot wait to return. Could have easily stayed there for days

Great meal, reasonable price, good service. Arrvied on a whim. Most tables were reserved but 'squeezed' us in. Order was taken quickly. Menu had a good selection. Was a delay getting the food but it was worth the wait. Had the sizzlers and enjoyed every bite. Decent price. Overall a good experience and will be coming back to sample the specials.

This was my/our third stay at the White Hart and that alone tells you that it is such a fabulous Hotel. too many accolades to write but everything was above and beyond expectations. The rooms were much bigger than expected and beautifully appointed. Easily on par with the Premier Inn chain but a little bit more special in every way. The Hotel has style, class and character, which is sadly lacking in the larger chains. The staff are simply wonderful and you can have a good chat with them, regardless of the time of day or how busy they are. The restaurant has an eclectic menu but everything is freshly cooked, so you really do get the best meals. The restaurant isn't a bland space, you do feel as though you are in a much classier restaurant and it is always busy. Free parking and quick access to the major routes makes the location ideal for all clientele. We will most definitely be returning for multiple stays and will be looking forward to it. Thank you and see you soon.

We hired the Parliament Room for our party. Laura and Alisha arranged everything we asked for, from the room layout, to the amazing food for the night. We had lots of comments about how good it was. We are so pleased that we chose The Tawny as everyone had an amazing evening. Thanks again to all the staff involved. Kev & Caron xx

On arrival, first impressions are very favourable. This is a nice-looking inn with loads of character. We arrived out of hours and had to call the number for check-in advice. No problem, this was fairly smooth. Unfortunately, our room, which was otherwise OK, had no aerial cable to reach the television. After 5.30, when the bar opened, I popped in and asked about this. We were promptly swapped to another room, room 3. Room 3 needs to have the toilet properly plumbed in. At the back of the lavatory, there is no drop. In fact, the waist is actually having to work against a very slight upward gradient. This meant that every time I flushed, I had to help the flush with a bucket of water. Sometimes, even then, taking several attempts. Otherwise, the room was clean if not a little tired. There was no housekeeping on our second day, so I had to ask for tea and milk top ups. Apart from that, it would have been fine as we only had 2 nights. On the second night we ate in the restaurant. The food, though it took a while to arrive, was very nice. Although when we were asked if we wanted gravy, which wasn't on the menu, we were charged £1.95 each. While one of our group couldn't have a banana split, we were still charged for it. In spite of her alternative being cheaper. So a nice It was our first time at the Carpenters Arms and a few nigles that could be ironed out fairly easily for a more memorable stay. Would I return, perhaps, I wouldn't rule it out.

Great meal, reasonable price, good service. Arrvied on a whim. Most tables were reserved but 'squeezed' us in. Order was taken quickly. Menu had a good selection. Was a delay getting the food but it was worth the wait. Had the sizzlers and enjoyed every bite. Decent price. Overall a good experience and will be coming back to sample the specials.