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The Swan Inn

The Swan was built over 150 years ago as a Coaching Inn - a watering & feeding stop for the horses, drivers & passengers of the coaches going between Salisbury & Bath. The old beams in The Game Bar, the customary English village public bar, reveals it hasn't changed much since then, but the stables have made way for the Skittle Alley, & the inn's lodging rooms has been modernized, as the En Suite Accommodation In addition, they now have the Cygnet Restaurant that would put to disgrace the basic fare that fed the traveler of yesteryear. The road runs rather close to the pub, other the other side is a car park & the river which runs through farmland. A short stroll through the neighboring village of Great Wishford takes you up to Grovely Woods, which is a large place to walk or cycle.

Unique Qualities: On the upper floor of this historic building you'll find the lodgings. They have twin, double & family rooms offered, most with views over the river Wylye & its water meadows. Rooms are also presented for single occupancy - please contact them for availability & cost.

All their rooms are non-smoking & are with:
• En-suite bathrooms
• colour TV’s
• Tea & coffee making amenities
• alarm clocks

Opening hours are 11am to 3pm at lunchtime & 6pm to 11pm in the evening. Nevertheless, Sunday hours are 12pm to 3pm then 7pm to 10.30pm. Checking in for lodgings may only be in these times.

Address: The Swan Inn, Stoford, Salisbury, Wilts, SP2 0PR

Directions: Head towards Wilton & go through South Newton Village onto Great Wishford, then Stoford.

Other Contact: info@theswanatstoford.co.uk

Phone: 01722 790236

Theme: Inn

Website: http://www.theswanatstoford.co.uk/

The Royal Oak Inn: Village pub

This pub is a wonderful place to go, its got really high-quality service, the staff work as a great team to see to you're needs, its a lovely calm environment in lovely quiet village, also has really good real ales; rooms are not en-suite although. We ate at this pub today. It was outstanding & quite realistically priced. The landlord was very friendly, the mood & environment were very enjoyable. Quiet pub with tremendous variety of real ales, & very friendly bar staff. They had Bateman's Rascal as guest ale.

Address: Langford Road, Great Wishford, Salisbury, Wilts, SP2 0PD

Theme: Inn

Hotel on the edge of the city: The Milford Hall Hotel

The Milford Hall Hotel in Salisbury is by a busy road called castle Road, which is about ten minute’s from town. It can accommodate of 60 diners & is open to both inhabitants & non-residents. Our Head Chef & his team are justly proud to offer a high customary & wide mixture of tasty, new dishes all year round. guests to the Milford Hall can have a simple, newly prepared sandwich, light bite or a full 3-course meal lunchtime & evening, 7 days a week. Vegetarian dishes are always offered & special dietary supplies can be catered for by priority agreement.

The restaurant is open for lunch from 12-2pm & for dinner from 6.30-9.30pm. Sunday lunch is good value at just £12.95 for 3 courses. Coffee & mints are on hand for £1.75 pp. Booking isimportant. Milford Hall is a few hundred yards from Castle Street, the main ring road around Salisbury & the A345 Amesbury Road, less than half a mile from the Market Square.

Unique Qualities: There's a car park at the rear, & you can get a sample menu on the website.

Address: Milford Hall Hotel, 206 Castle Street, Salisbury, SP1 3TE

Comparison: more expensive than average

Phone: 44+(01722) 417411

Theme: Hotel

Website: http://www.milfordhallhotel.com