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.
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 is in between Stonehenge and Salisbury. You will need a car to get to it, but you will also need one to see Stonehenge and Salisbury. Renting a car was a great idea, it let us see all the great places around Stonehenge, including the beautiful cathedral of Salisbury. The hotel room was very clean and comfortable and it has free wifi. There are a few places to eat right around the hotel that are walk distance.
The hotel is in between Stonehenge and Salisbury. You will need a car to get to it, but you will also need one to see Stonehenge and Salisbury. Renting a car was a great idea, it let us see all the great places around Stonehenge, including the beautiful cathedral of Salisbury. The hotel room was very clean and comfortable and it has free wifi. There are a few places to eat right around the hotel that are walk distance.
KN
Reviewed November 9, 2014Reviewed November 9, 2014
Stayed here for one night after a long flight in from California. It was exactly what we needed to unwind for an evening. The room was beautiful, the pub and restaurant both excellent. The manager of the property (I forget his name) was very personable and fun to chat with. We will definitely stay again at the Dog and Gun in the near future.
Stayed here for one night after a long flight in from California. It was exactly what we needed to unwind for an evening. The room was beautiful, the pub and restaurant both excellent. The manager of the property (I forget his name) was very personable and fun to chat with. We will definitely stay again at the Dog and Gun in the near future.
Simon
Reviewed December 13, 2021Reviewed December 13, 2021
The Rollestone was the absolute highlight of our 16 day trip through the U.K. and Ireland. It was a beautiful, spacious home, located a stones throw from Stonehenge and a quick drive to Salisbury. We loved the rooms. Our two children were well accommodated and treated excessively well. The food is AMAZING! Above all other perks, the staff was excellent. We were always comfortable and well taken care of. We will most definitely be back.
The Rollestone was the absolute highlight of our 16 day trip through the U.K. and Ireland. It was a beautiful, spacious home, located a stones throw from Stonehenge and a quick drive to Salisbury. We loved the rooms. Our two children were well accommodated and treated excessively well. The food is AMAZING! Above all other perks, the staff was excellent. We were always comfortable and well taken care of. We will most definitely be back.
the room was very comfortable had everything you could ever need. Jan and mark welcomed us into their home for breakfast every day very patient as we were late risers. They went way beyond normal hospitality drove us to the beginning of the water meadow walk in Salisbury and wrote out the. route for a drive through the new forest. We were staying for 5 nights wished it was longer as we were made to feel at home immediately on arrival. If only all holiday owners were like them. There was a bus...
the room was very comfortable had everything you could ever need. Jan and mark welcomed us into their home for breakfast every day very patient as we were late risers. They went way beyond normal hospitality drove us to the beginning of the water meadow walk in Salisbury and wrote out the. route for a drive through the new forest. We were staying for 5 nights wished it was longer as we were made to feel at home immediately on arrival. If only all holiday owners were like them. There was a bus...
Modern restaurant with olde hotel attached. Windy, crooked stairs to small, adequate room. Unique back, night entry with small door in the bigger door (you'll have to try it).
Slept well. Ate well. Nice people. Cute town to wander if you bundle up
Modern restaurant with olde hotel attached. Windy, crooked stairs to small, adequate room. Unique back, night entry with small door in the bigger door (you'll have to try it).
Slept well. Ate well. Nice people. Cute town to wander if you bundle up
Matt
Reviewed December 20, 2017Reviewed December 20, 2017
It was a beautiful place! The host was very nice and friendly; she came out to help us with things we could have read in the info packet she’d emailed, but she didn’t display the least bit of annoyance. Instead, she conversed with us a bit about the property.
The tents are so nice and gave little touches that take it over the top: water bottles, ear plugs, eye masks, decor, space heater, lights over the entrance (didn’t keep me awake). The bed is very comfortable. The bathroom building...
It was a beautiful place! The host was very nice and friendly; she came out to help us with things we could have read in the info packet she’d emailed, but she didn’t display the least bit of annoyance. Instead, she conversed with us a bit about the property.
The tents are so nice and gave little touches that take it over the top: water bottles, ear plugs, eye masks, decor, space heater, lights over the entrance (didn’t keep me awake). The bed is very comfortable. The bathroom building...
Stones hotel was conveniently located and offered us a lovely place to stay as we explored nearby sights. We had the absolute pleasure of meeting Becca who went completely out of her way to ensure that our stay was absolutely perfect. Highly recommend.
Stones hotel was conveniently located and offered us a lovely place to stay as we explored nearby sights. We had the absolute pleasure of meeting Becca who went completely out of her way to ensure that our stay was absolutely perfect. Highly recommend.