About Wiltshire

Characterised by its sweeping downloads, plains, and mysterious ancient landmarks — Stonehenge being the star — Wiltshire is also a county of grand cathedrals, stately homes, and some of the most picturesque towns in England: Castle Combe and Lacock and Teffont Evias, for starters. Some of the best places to stay in Wiltshire are in these pretty pockets, some are in the historic centres of Salisbury, Bradford upon Avon, Chippenham and Devizes, and some of the best places to stay in Wiltshire are old coaching inns, or converted country estates in the middle of rural-idyll-nowhere.

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If you’re looking for romantic getaways, or London weekend mini-breaks, these old country estates will definitely be some of the best places to stay in Wiltshire for you. Complete with all the bells and whistles spa facilities, golf courses, clay pigeon shooting, equestrian centres, and Michelin-starred restaurants, these old manors of the well-to-do now welcome everyone into their luxurious interiors. Not all of Wiltshire’s stately homes have been converted into hotels, many of the grandest are now owned by the National Trust. They open Lacock to the public, and much of its village; Stourhead and gardens; Wilton House; Great Chalfield Manor and its Arts and Crafts garden; and Westwood Manor, for starters. The National Trust also run Avebury, both the manor house and the little stone circle sister of Stonehenge.

Wiltshire also has more henges, long barrows and mounds than any other county, so the best places to stay in Wiltshire are a shoo-in for anyone with an interest in history or archaeology. It has some wonderful matching museums too. If you’re in Wiltshire with kids, Longleat House and Safari Park will be a certain crowd pleaser, and there are a number of local steam railways too, as well as some fascinating military museums. Walkers visiting Wiltshire are spoilt for choice too. The chalk downlands roll into grazing land and the Salisbury Plain, and to the north start the Cotswolds, and to the south the New Forest.

The Best Places to Stay in Wiltshire

Charming country house hotels

  • The Manor House is the full picture, an extremely elegant country house turned 48 room hotel, complete with a Michelin-starred restaurant, a superb golf course, and access to a fly-fishing stream. Expect landscaped gardens with hedges, lawns, fountains and statuary; stained glass, grand fireplaces and beamed ceilings; an appropriate collection of antiques; Ferraris in the carpark; and waiting staff in tail suits. Stay in the main house for total grandeur, or in one of the mews cottages along the old village street for homely charm.
  • Whately Manor, near Malmesbury, is another luxurious country house escape, also offering Michelin-starred dining, and an award-winning spa with a hydrotherapy pool. The house is charming, very ‘Cotswolds’: long and low, with large windows. There’s an impressive 12 acres of grounds and gardens. Inside are 23 rooms and suites, all individually designed and decorated, making the most of original features like beamed, and pitched ceilings and gable windows. The spa has an impressive menu, including both indoor and outdoor pools. No kids, but you can bring your dog.

For a special occasion

  • Lucknam Park is another classic country house hotel, with all the traditional bells and whistle, plus an equestrian centre, and a fabulous spa. The painstakingly kept gardens set the tone on your approach, and the house’s rather grand facade only adds to it. The 42 rooms and suites are traditionally decorated, with some four-posters among them, and an excellent array of antiques. The restaurant has a Michelin star, and they offer cooking classes, and if that isn’t to your taste try clay pigeon shooting, tennis, archery, croquet or even falconry. Children are welcome too.

Fantastic inns

  • The Castle Inn is in the heart of Castle Combe near Bath, regularly voted one of ‘England’s prettiest villages’, and regularly used in film shoots. The Castle Inn occupies a centre spot; it's a bit wonky and wonderfully historic. Upstairs the 11 rooms and suites are traditional, rather than chic and sophisticated, but they’re certainly memorable, with four-poster beds, and open fireplaces. The public areas are cosy and the menu in the restaurant is popular with locals and visitors alike. Service is good and there is a sympathetically restored bar which is a great place to cosy up with a drink and enjoy your surroundings.
  • The George & Dragon is a fantastically ancient coaching inn with three comfortable rooms over an excellent country restaurant with daily changing menu which, unexpectedly, specialises in seafood, with daily deliveries from St. Mawes, Cornwall. The decor is cheerfully country chic, with exposed beams and open fireplaces, and a collection of antiques.
  • The Crown & Anchor is a charming village pub in Ham, which is close to Newbury. Dating from the 18th century this old charmer has been delightfully updated, and its eight guest rooms are simply, but chicly decorated with a cosy, but contemporary, colour scheme and new bathrooms. Although the original beams and charm remain. There are also a couple of self-contained cottages, ideal for families. The inn part is now part pub, part restaurant, serving Modern British fare in cosy spaces with open fireplaces and flagstone floors.
  • The Lamb at Hindon is an intimate village inn which has amassed 800 years worth of charm and history, and has now also been renovated to allow for plenty of modern conform too. Its 19 rooms and suites are elegantly decorated, making the most of the original beams and charming layout. Downstairs is a cosy pub and inn, with vast fireplaces, a wonderful old bar and a fantastically hearty restaurant. Perfect for exploring the Salisbury Plains.
  • Lacock is a charing English village, and the Sign of the Angel is the medieval-looking inn at its heart. Dating from the 15th century, with a white and wonky-beamed exterior, this is another really great example of an historic Wiltshire inn. Half timbered without, and with oak panels, flagstone floors, and huge fireplaces within, this is a wonderfully traditional choice. There are just five rooms, all with old oak antiques, and the wonderfully traditional pub and dining room downstairs.

For walkers

  • The Pear Tree Inn is a boutique country pub with an excellent restaurant, and eight guest rooms, just outside the charming town of Whitley. Warm, welcoming and cosy are the first words to spring to mind at the Pear Tree Inn, both in the bar and restaurant, and in the guest rooms. This isn’t a sensation in decor, here it’s all about comfort and atmosphere. The restaurant focuses on local produce and is worthy of a visit alone, and there are a number of wonderful walks you can start right from the front door.
  • The Compasses Inn in Tisbury is a part-thatched 14th-century inn, with exposed timber frames, open fires, flagstone floors and locally sourced food. The four rooms are in the more modern part of the property and are simple, comfortable, and well priced. The surrounding countryside is awash with public rights of way and great walks for all fitness levels.

For families

  • Just outside Bradford-on-Avon, Woolley Grange is a luxurious, family-friendly retreat, converted from an elegant Jacobean mansion and surrounded by extensive gardens. Being both luxurious and family-friendly might seem like a challenge, but they’re doing a great job of it, with 26 rooms and suites, all spacious, and many available to be reconfigured or interconnected for families. The gardens are a joy for all ages; they have set up a wonderful childrens’ garden, with a maze, play shed, a fairy garden and climbing frames. They also have a croquet lawn, and cricket pitch. Inside there’s an Ofsted-registered playroom, table football, and pool. Adults might be more inclined towards the spa, with its steam room and swimming pool. There's an excellent restaurant too.
  • Surrounded by Capability Brown’s extensive gardens, and the parklands and zoo of the Longleat Estate, The Bath Arms is a stylish pub-with-rooms. The pub itself is a great stop off, with gastropub fare and an emphasis on locally sourced and seasonal produce. Upstairs are smart ensuite rooms — our favourites with free-standing baths — with some family rooms suitable for two adults and two kids. As well as the zoo, this is a great spot between Bath and Stonehenge.

For a romantic weekend away

  • The Beckford Arms is just about the perfect pub with rooms; cosy but modern with natural materials everywhere. Everything, from the Bramley toiletries, to the DVD selection, to the art, has been carefully selected by the owners, and the food is excellent. The menu changes daily but might include whole suckling pig spit-roasted on the bar’s open fire, the kitchen's own hams and piccalilli, game pies with homemade pastry and aged Wiltshire steaks.
  • The Peppermill is an owner-run restaurant with rooms on the pretty market square of Devizes. There are 16 rooms and suites upstairs, with options to have a four-poster bed, or stand-alone bathtub if you’re looking for something a bit special. The decor is simple and elegant, but the restaurant is the real lure, offering standout British fare made from locally sourced produce.

For great value

  • Widbrook Grange is a small country house hotel just outside Bradford-on-Avon. This hotel’s 19 rooms and suites are decorated with a boutique hotel vibe, and plenty of memorable up-cycled antiques and vintage pieces. Like many of the best country house hotels, Widbrook Grange has an indoor pool, a cosy bar with a great gin collection, and an excellent restaurant.
  • Timbrell's Yard is another affordable country house style hotel, converted from a Grade II listed building on the banks of the River Avon, right in the heart of Bradford-on-Avon. This is a chic, elegant place to stay, with 17 individually decorated rooms and suites, in muted tones that make the most of the building’s original features, and a restaurant that serves hearty pub meals. You’re only 15 minutes from Bath, so this is a fantastically affordable option if you’re looking for a romantic spot to see a bit of the surrounding area.
  • Converted from a listed rectory in Malmsbury, The Rectory Hotel’s transformation has been understandably sympathetic to the original building. There are some really wonderful original features to uncover in the 12 rooms and suites, in the rather grand dining room, light and airy conservatory, and the beautiful gardens. The restaurant is part of the Slow Food Movement, and everything served is grown locally or responsible sourced (as well as tasting divine). There’s a pool too, and both children and dogs are welcome.

Best b&bs

  • Fosse Farmhouse is a quaint old abode, surrounded by farmland. It has six rooms, decorated with olde worlde charm, and vintage and antique toys. Each of the rooms looks out over green fields. A full English breakfast is served in the cosy kitchen, and the owner makes delicious cakes for guest afternoon teas.

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Travel information

  • Wiltshire= is easily reached from both the London airports, Heathrow, Gatwick, London Stansted and London City Airport, and via Bristol Airport, which is closer to many destinations as the crow flies. This part of the UK is also fairly well connected by rail, and all the larger towns have stations on lines bound for London. Unless you’re planning to visit only one or two spots, it’s useful to have a car in Wiltshire.
  • If you want to hire a car we recommend you visit our online partner, Rentalcars.
  • Wiltshire’s climate is closer to the counties in the South West of England, than those in the South East, which means it’s marginally wetter and milder, but generally temperate. The best time to visit Wiltshire depends on what you’re planning. Stonehenge is busiest during the summer, especially around the solstice, and walkers tend to prefer the marginally drier months between April and September. Wiltshire’s numerous National Trust properties are open year round, and there’s plenty to do whenever you visit.

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The best hotels in Wiltshire

White Hart

Chippenham (Ford)

A charming 16th coaching inn just outside Chippenham. Eleven comfortable rooms are finished in a traditional yet contemporary style with plenty of country chic in the form of woollen throws and a subtle colour palette. The restaurant serves pub classics and there's a charming garden. Lovely.

from $152 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
The George & Dragon

Wiltshire (Rowde)

Three comfortable bedrooms over a good country restaurant, specialising in seafood. This 16th century coaching inn is a good budget option in a fine part of the country.

from $95 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
Great Ashley Farm

Bradford on Avon (Wilts)

A charming farmhouse boasting beautiful views across picturesque fields. Simply dressed rooms feature sink into beds, soft hues and the best has french doors leading onto a small balcony. Ideally positioned to access the Cotswolds and a number of historical sites. A delightful stay.

from $101 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
The Crown & Anchor

Wiltshire

18th-century village pub converted into delightful modern British restaurant & rooms. Oak panelling, exposed beams, flagstone flooring & roaring fires create a homely & laidback feel across beautiful spaces. Cosy-chic individually-styled rooms & self-catered cottages come with local art & antiques.

from $101 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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The Pembroke Arms

Salisbury (Wilton)

Set in a lovely Georgian house in the town of Wilton, The Pembroke Arms is an excellent B&B. Awash with historic charm and character, the house features smart, comfortable rooms and a fine restaurant.

from $101 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
Duchy Rag House

Wiltshire

Smart, modern B&B in rural Wiltshire just few miles from Cirencester. Duchy Rag House is a peaceful spot that offers comfortable, affordable bed and breakfast.

from $101 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
Timbrell's Yard

Bradford on Avon (Bradford-on-Avon)

Timbrell's Yard is located on the banks of the river Avon. Set in a Grade II listed building, and with recently refurbished, smart boutique rooms with plenty of muted tones and wooden features. Enjoy hearty food in the restaurant! Ideal for couples or a pitstop for families heading west

from $86 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
King John Inn

Wiltshire

The King John Inn is a sophisticated country pub with exceptional meat, fish and game and stylish design. Behind its ivy covered exterior you will find stylish and urbane interiors. Idyllic English village with rambling country walks on your doorstep. A charming abode.

from $114 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
Bird & Carter

Wiltshire

A stylish rural B&B that comes as an extension to a popular farm shop. The cafe-restaurant is unsurprisingly good — showcasing local produce. Rooms are a chic take on traditional design with simple contemporary fabrics, original features, and roll-top baths. An idyllic rural getaway.

from $114 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
The Cowsheds

Wiltshire (Wiltshire )

Beautifully converted cow sheds boasting a picturesque and secluded setting. Five spacious rooms feature wooden floors, exposed beams, floor to ceiling glass windows and indulgent modern bathrooms. A chic choice for a rural escape.

from $117 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
The Bell and Crown

Wiltshire (Zeals)

Beautifully restored country pub just off the A303 with six rooms, simply and stylishly decorated in calming, neutral palettes. The pub oozes character and charm, with an elegant dining room and a cosy bar, with log fires in winter. A gem of a place.

from $121 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
The Beckford Arms

Wiltshire (Fonthill Gifford)

Great new look for a favourite old inn – immaculate attention to detail will satisfy the most demanding townie. Excellent food, chic bedrooms & relaxed ambience all amid the lovely South Wiltshire countryside.

from $121 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
Fosse Farmhouse

Chippenham (Chippenham)

A quaint abode surrounded by farmland, comprised of B&B and self catering accommodation. Traditional style bedrooms with classic, carpeted bathrooms overlook green fields. A delicious English breakfast is included and guests can look forward to some of owner Caron's home-baked cakes.

from $121 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
The Conigre

Wiltshire (Wiltshire )

A quaint farmhouse in the historic market town of Melksham. Cosy rooms are traditional in style with exposed brick, softly patterned fabrics and cast iron beds. Indulgent breakfasts are served, there's a bar and conservatory for unwinding and the hosts are ever ready to hand out local advice.

from $123 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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The Queen's Head

Wiltshire (Broad Chalke)

This 19th-century pub which sits in the Chalke Valley offers cosy rooms in neutral shades and textures, with pops of colour and print. The interior retains many original features such as flagstone flooring and an inglenook fireplace, plus there's a restaurant serving classic fare. A charming stay.

from $126 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
The Royal Oak Swallowcliffe

Wiltshire (Wiltshire)

An exemplary village pub in pretty Swallowcliffe. Having undergone a thorough refurbishment the interiors are light and airy with pale wooden furniture, simple design and soft hues. The restaurant serves innovative pub fare to great acclaim. A popular spot with travellers and locals alike.

from $127 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Compasses Inn

Wiltshire (Salisbury, Wiltshire)

This 14th century inn has everything one would expect from a country stay. Exposed timber frames, thatched roof, an open fire and flagstone tiles. Rooms are in a more modern part of the property and are decorated in a traditional country style. Food is locally sourced or from the kitchen garden.

from $127 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
The Three Daggers

Wiltshire (Edington)

Charmingly situated in rural Wiltshire, The Three Daggers is delightful countryside inn. Featuring a cosy pub, lovely rooms and superb food, it's the perfect place for a relaxing break in the countryside.

from $127 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
The Rectory Hotel

Malmesbury

A stylish, yet informal, listed period house. Each of the 12 rooms is spacious, light and elegant with a blend of antique and contemporary and the best have in-room bathtubs. A relaxing retreat and a perfect base for exploring the Cotswolds with an excellent restaurant and a large pool.

from $133 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
Lorne House

Wiltshire (Box)

Lorne House is a Victorian villa turned B&B in the charming village of Box. The family friendly property offers smart accommodation featuring warm, muted tones and luxurious en suites with wet rooms and rain showers! A great base from which to explore beautiful Wiltshire and Bath.

from $140 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
The Northey Arms

Wiltshire (Wiltshire)

A traditional pub with chic contemporary interiors just outside the historic city of Bath. Elegant rooms are decorated in soft hues - the best have fireplaces - and the bathrooms are large and indulgent. The restaurant serves up pub classics of superlative quality. A comfortable stay.

from $140 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
Carriers Farm

Wiltshire (Sherston)

A charming converted milking parlour set in picture perfect farmland with chickens pecking in the fields and rolling hills beyond. Simply dressed rooms are light and airy with wooden floors, white-washed walls and cast iron beds. Sumptuous breakfasts are served and the hosts are ever welcoming.

from $140 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
The Bell at Ramsbury

Wiltshire

A traditional rural inn set in the heart of Ramsbury on the Ramsbury Estate. A handful of charming rooms feel traditional but fresh & contemporary with exposed beams, muted hues, and simple modern furniture. The restaurant serves award-winning modern British fare. A quaint base for a rural getaway.

from $140 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
The Horse and Groom Inn

Malmesbury (Wiltshire)

A grade II-listed inn in the quaint village of Charlton. Charming rooms range from snug with sloping ceilings to the more spacious Signature Plus boasting fireplaces and exposed beams. There's a cosy and characterful restaurant serving pub classics with a modern twist. A picture postcard stay.

from $141 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
Beechfield House

Wiltshire (Melksham)

Late Victorian property turned charming country house hotel with eight acres of gardens. Smartly furnished rooms are individually designed and offer the perfect blend of period style and contemporary chic. Luxury touches include Egyptian cotton bed linen and towels. A splendid country getaway!

from $143 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
The Bath Arms

Wiltshire (Horningsham)

Nestled on the Longleat Estate, this stylishly decorated pub reflects the boho-chic of Lord Bath. Modern and comfortable rooms above the quintessentially English pub serving traditional food. Located between Bath and Stonehenge, this pub is a great base for local exploring and family mini breaks.

from $146 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
Widbrook Grange

Bradford on Avon (Wiltshire)

A chic country escape set in glorious countryside and with easy access to historic Bath. Individually styled rooms are brimming with charm. A muddle of antiques, well placed artwork and all mod-cons. An indoor pool, enormous selection of gins and exemplary restaurant make this a special place.

from $148 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
The Lamb at Hindon

Wiltshire (Wiltshire)

Intimate English village Inn full of charm and history - an institution for 800 years. Renovated, elegant rooms are cosy and plush. Guests are welcomed by roaring fires, hearty meals, and beautiful surroundings. A country escape or a stopover en route further West.

from $151 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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The Castle Inn Hotel

Chippenham (Chippenham)

Dating back to the 12th century this historic inn has seen the likes of Oliver Cromwell pass through its heavy wooden doors. Rooms are decorated in rich colours and heavy fabrics and include original exposed beams and some, four-poster beds. A hearty breakfast is included in the rate. A great stay.

from $151 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
Prince Hill House

Devizes (Worton)

An imposing country house set in beautifully manicured gardens. Following a thorough renovation the Grade II listed property mixes contemporary and traditional styles. From simple double rooms to apartments and suites this is a prefect spot for a romantic or family getaway.

from $152 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
Red Lion Freehouse

Wiltshire

Michelin recommended pub with rooms overlooking the River Avon. Food is exceptional with all ingredients either as local as possible or the best possible quality. Rooms pay great attention to detail and all have a lovely deck with river and countryside views.

from $152 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
Sign of the Angel

Wiltshire

A wonderfully warm and homely 15th century inn in the exceptionally beautiful Lacock village. Newly renovated and bursting with character- think wonky beams, huge fires, antique beds, artful oak furniture and flagstoned passageways. The restaurant serves wonderful locally sourced cuisine. Heaven.

from $152 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
Tresco House

Wiltshire (Nr Marlborough )

A charming country house set in a quiet village just outside Marlborough. Two traditionally dressed rooms are within the main house and there is also the option of two beautiful self catered cottages. Ideally located to explore the Wessex Downs and the South West counties.

from $165 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
The Bradley Hare

Wiltshire (Maiden Bradley)

Set within the historic grounds of the Duke of Somerset’s estate, this traditional village pub with rooms boasts art and antiques and a cool cosy vibe curated by a Soho House designer. Fine dining, roaring fires and a lovely summer garden make it a perfect weekend getaway in beautiful countryside.

from $171 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
The Pear Tree Inn

Wiltshire (Wiltshire )

A boutique country pub complete with excellent restaurant. Individually styled rooms keep the original charm yet with a little added contemporary flare. The restaurant focuses on local produce and is worthy of a visit alone. There's plenty to explore in the local area too.

from $174 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
The Methuen Arms

Wiltshire (Wiltshire)

Set in the charming market town of Corsham, this rustic inn offers guests stylish, country chic rooms with roll top baths and exposed wooden beams. Relax next to an open fire or enjoy the cosy bar area. Delicious, seasonal, locally sourced food. Smart weekend bolthole.

from $178 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
The Rudloe Arms

Wiltshire

Comprising a beautiful old manor house and modern buildings, The Rudloe Arms is a lovely hotel in Wiltshire. Headed up by Marco Pierre White, the hotel's restaurant is the stand out feature. Perfect for a relaxing weekend away.

from $184 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
The Peppermill

Devizes (Devizes)

An owner-run restaurant with rooms located on Devizes' pretty market square. A traditional exterior opens onto modern interiors. Rooms are individually styled and feature luxury linens, bright colours, and some have roll-top baths. The restaurant is the real lure serving standout British dishes.

from $184 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
The Hall

Bradford on Avon (Wiltshire)

This handsome Grade I listed Jacobean manor house is set within magnificent private gated grounds in the picturesque town of Bradford on Avon. A haven of history and heritage, the opulent and spacious rooms feature four-poster beds, intricate wallcoverings and gorgeous antiques. A fairytale getaway.

from $185 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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The Old Bell Hotel

Malmesbury (Malmesbury)

A historic Grade I-listed inn dating back to 1220 set beside Malmesbury Abbey. Interiors have kept the building's original features (think exposed beams & stone, window seats, & traditional art) but the feeling is fresh. The restaurant serves modern British cuisine and local ales. A charming stay.

from $188 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
Bowood Hotel Spa & Golf Resort

Wiltshire

4* spa & golf resort located on the historic Bowood Estate, home to grand Bowood House & Gardens. Recently refurbished rooms with parkland views are as elegant as the many contemporary dining options. With activities for kids, impressive modern spa & golf course, the whole family is taken care of.

from $197 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Woolley Grange

Bradford on Avon

Jacobean Manor turned luxury family retreat in stunning gardens with pools. Comfortable, modern rooms are a great welcome after a day of activities. The restaurant caters to all dietary needs and occasions. Children clubs, games rooms, gardens and more gives parents a chance to relax at the spa.

  • Families - Ideal for families with babysitting, kids hang out zones, an Ofsted-registered playroom and plenty of activites on the grounds.
from $203 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
Guyers House Hotel

Wiltshire (Corsham)

A charming country house set in beautifully manicured gardens. Elegant rooms are traditionally dressed with dark antique furniture, warm hues and sash windows. Modern British dishes are served in a small restaurant and the stables have been converted into an atmospheric bar.

from $216 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
Overtown Manor

Wiltshire (Swindon)

A Georgian farmhouse in Wiltshire’s North Wessex Downs, blending elegance with comfort. Relax by log fires, in a grand dining room, or a cosy sitting room with hunting prints. Outside, enjoy a lush garden, private pool, and barbecue area. Perfect for family getaways or peaceful countryside escapes.

from $263 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
Bishopstrow Hotel & Spa

Wiltshire (Wiltshire)

A Georgian Bath-stone house in a bucolic setting turned classy hotel with beautiful grounds, pools, spa, gym, top-notch dining, individual bedrooms and faultless service. Decor is predominantly traditional, but expect some surprises! An archetypal country house hotel with a contemporary twist.

  • Spa breaks - The spa not only offers a wide range of therapies and beauty treatments, but also a thermal suite plus indoor and outdoor pools
from $317 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
The Manor House, Wiltshire

Chippenham (Castle Combe)

English country house turned hotel, resting on extensive grounds with a superb golf course, Michelin Star restaurant and the Full Glass Bar. Comfort, classic-design and charm make up the luxurious rooms. Relax in the garden, explore local Bath or delve into Cotswold countryside for adventures.

from $343 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
Lucknam Park

Chippenham

A luxury country home full of character. High ceilinged rooms are adorned with chandeliers and four poster beds. The surrounding parkland and gardens are painstakingly up kept. A spa, indoor pool and outdoor plunge pool aid relaxation. The fine dining restaurant is headed by a Michelin Star chef.

from $368 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
Whatley Manor

Malmesbury (Easton Grey)

A grand Cotswold manor set in 12 manicured acres. Beautiful rooms and suites are decorated with a fresh take on traditional design. Two restaurants (headed by a two-star Michelin chef) and a full-service spa with a hydrotherapy pool make this ideal for a couple's escape.

  • Foodies - Headed by famed chef Niall Keating, The Dining Room offers innovative fine dining while Grey’s Brasserie is a more casual affair
  • Spa breaks - The Aquarias Spa is a full-service spa complete with a hydrotherapy pool, a floatation pod, salt scrub showers & a thermal suite
from $480 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees