"Great. They have everything you could need - well appointed kitchen, milk and breakfast provided, plenty of fluffy towels even down to non stick bath mats"
"Great. They have everything you could need - well appointed kitchen, milk and breakfast provided, plenty of fluffy towels even down to non stick bath mats"
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
"The hotel was well situated right by the Cathedral, just walk across the road and through the gated door and you were in the grounds of the Cathedral. Covered in scaffolding as the roof was being replaced/repaired as advised on their website,and stood up well to the recent storm! It is 800 years old and there is no lift as it is a grade 1 listed building. As such the stairs are a bit wonky and would probably be difficult for very elderly or disabled people but the friendly staff were there to carry our suitcase upstairs. Room was good, but tv remote didn’t work properly ( not batteries as I swapped them with the ones from the other remote), and heating seemed a bit temperamental, but fan heater was provided so all good. Lamp hanging out ceiling was not good but still worked. Probably needs a lick of paint but as they say they are concentrating on the roof at the moment.
We stayed for dinner on 2nd night and that was super - went for the South African/Portugese Trinchado.
Disappointed with breakfast on final day as it took the team 40 minutes to deliver 1 eggs Benedict and 2 poached eggs on toast despite asking the waitress twice what was happening! Only resolved when the young man in charge got involved - he was very good. Similar thing was going on with some other guests.
No parking at hotel but could park just round corner from hotel, 2 or 3 minutes walk, at a discounted rate for £10
All in all we were satisfied with the majority of our stay but would go back again."
"Very pleasant and helpful staff. Buffet breakfast included ready cooked bacon, sausages, scrambled eggs and all the usuals, so as much as you wanted. Good value for money.
Very dog friendly including a portrait gallery of canine guests who all seemed to be enjoying themselves!
Good location, not far from Salisbury, Mottisfont and more, just on the main Swindon/Salisbury road but quiet.
Not posh, but would happily stay again."
"A historic building in a central position in Frome, clearly an old coaching inn or similar. The bedrooms sit within a maze of staircases and corridors. Some stairs are best suited to young mountain goats.
My room was on the top floor, up a narrow, steep stair with a tricky turn. My stick and I managed it, just, and staff brought up and took down my case. I expected an attic-type room, but it was spacious, with high ceilings, nicely laid out and with a clean, well-maintained bathroom - full complement of shower anti-slip mat, fluffy towels, and bath mat.
The window to the front was open and Friday night in Frome is 'lively.' I asked for it to be closed for following nights. Breakfast was served in the bar. A fair choice of cereals, fruit juices, croissants, tea/coffee and a cooked breakfast menu to choose from, delivered plentiful and hot. The cooked element can be slow in coming if the room is full and any items in addition to the set menu, e.g. a second slice of toast, will be charged separately.
Overall, fair price, charming venue, quirky accommodation, clean and warm...recommended, but not wholly accessible."
"The old Mill just isn’t a place to stay. It’s an experience. You walk into a different world at a slower pace. You have to take the time to feel the cracks in the stone structure that will soon be over 1000 years old.
This is not a place to take for granted that you have the honour of being able to stay within its walls. They speak to you. They give you that sense of grounding from which you can wander.
The town is a quick 15 minute walk through an amazing field that gives majestic views of the Salisbury Cathedral. You can talk to the birds and smile at the sheep.
You can listen to the bull rushes that are waving hello and goodbye on the side of the trail. You can wish for just enough sun and rain to spill a sunset and a rainbow in duality.
Staying here is not for the faint of heart. Be ready for the rain, be ready for the wind, and be ready for your breath to be taken away.
To the staff, thank you. Thank you for making me always feel welcome. Thank you for providing me with a cosy warm and musically engaging place to be able to start, spend and wrap up each day in.
You all create such a beautiful space that arriving here makes you want to stay for as long as you possibly can.
Much love from Canada and I hope to see you again soon."
"Good overnight stay in Salisbury. Room wasn't quite ready when I arrived, but the staff looked after my bag, so I could take a walk around the city centre and visit the cathedral.
My room was very comfortable and quiet, even with the heavy rain overnight. I had a lovely breakfast the following morning.
The hotel is very convenient for sightseeing, as everything is within 15 minutes walk. Only downside is the small car park."
"Fantastic Stay with Incredible Views!
Amazing hotel with stunning scenery and convenient free parking on-site. Our room was spacious, spotlessly clean, and the air conditioning was a fantastic touch.
The river view room certainly didn’t disappoint—we had an incredible direct view of both the river and the cathedral!
My only minor suggestions for improvement would be adding a small fridge in the room and providing a bit more counter/surface space in the bathroom for toiletries. Overall, a great experience and highly recommended!"
What is the top aparthotel for my visit to Berwick St James?
Located 7.2 mi (11.6 km) from Berwick St James, Peartree Serviced Apartments is a favorite aparthotel featuring 16 apartments with kitchens and free WiFi as well as hotel amenities like onsite parking. Byways Apartments is another top aparthotel you might want to consider in the larger area.
How many aparthotels are available in Berwick St James?
Mixed in with the 348 hotels and lodging options located in the larger Salisbury area, there are 3 aparthotels that you can book on Expedia.
What should I see and do in Berwick St James?
While exploring the area, visit family-friendly sights like Center Parcs Longleat Forest, or get outside and enjoy nature at Parsonage Down. Stonehenge and Wilton House are a couple of places you'll find in the larger area.
What is an aparthotel?
An aparthotel is both a hotel and an apartment, providing the amenities you expect from a traditional hotel, and the privacy and space of an apartment. Feel like a local when you return to your apartment-like space, usually located in the heart of Berwick St James. Enjoy making home-cooked meals in the full kitchen or kitchenette and having the space to entertain and relax with friends and family.