Best Hotels in Cholderton

With a stay at Stonehenge Hostel in Salisbury, you'll be within a 10-minute drive of Stonehenge and Durrington Walls. This upscale hostel is 19.5 mi (31.4 km) from New Forest National Park and 11.8 mi (19.1 km) from Salisbury Cathedral.Make use of convenient amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access, wedding services, and a picnic area.Enjoy a meal at the restaurant or snacks in the hostel's coffee shop/cafe. Breakfast is available for a fee.Featured amenities include complimentary wired internet access and laundry facilities. Event facilities at this hostel consist of conference space and a meeting room. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 14 guestrooms.

The room is clean and comfortable. The light is sufficient, the room is large and moderate The front desk service is good, kind and courteous Good soundproofing of the room Hotel location is about 15-20 minutes walk from the train station Shops/convenience stores nearby

I can honestly say that from start to finish, the service Sarah and her team provided was exemplary. Her first reply to my initial enquiry and flexibility and patience with my conference and hotel rooms bookings was excellent. The communication and service that Andrea and her team provided was excellent and the food was of a very high standard. All of the delegates were impressed with the room, the organisation and the food. When I compare this to another venue I recently used, the difference between service levels was noticeable. This is something the team at the White Hart should pride themselves on and certainly maintain and improve (if this is even possible!)

To be honest I don't know where to start, I had a business venture by the hotel and when I was looking for somewhere to book for the week I came across this place, advertised as a 4star, top notch spa hotel... looking at the website I thought wow... looks amazing.... so reluctantly paying £165 a night for bed and breakfast I went for it, I was excited, I dont stay out often. I arrived at the hotel and was somewhat a little deflated instantly to see that it was looking rather tired and they had building works going on, well that was not advertised.... oh well no worries sometimes things happen. I go to check in and the instantly I'm asked if I have a car in the car park, I mean well sure I do, most travelers have a car when staying in a hotel for a week..... OK well that will be a further £28.... Wait what? So now I'm paying to park in the tiniest carpark just so I can sleep in a ”luxury hotel” So again i pay it I don't have time to faf around now. I get my room key and of I go ready to settle in and start some relaxation, my room well run downs an understatement, the window was smashed, the light did not work and then to top it of when I went to go to bed at 2300 the door would not lock! Fantastic! I wedge a chair against the door, I'll deal with that tomorrow! So Tuesday AM I approach the reception and report the door being broken to which I'm told they will look at it and get it sorted, ok brilliant. I head to breakfast where I'm promptly asked for my room number, I give this over to be told you're not on the list have you paid.... erm yes and infact I have my invoice on me, oh OK then yes you can eat.... well thankyou I feel so privileged.... So lunchtime approaches and I decide to check with reception to see if my room is fixed.... the lady on the desk politely informed me that it could not be fixed and I quote her words ”it's OK though as you have the only key to get in there” Wait What, I'm a young female traveler travelling alone and you want me to sleep alone in a room I can't lock, erm NO. I promptly respond that I am not happy with this and hate to point out that if I'm the only one with a key how the hell did the cleaners get in! So I am given another room, I frantically, as I'm running out of lunch time hours, run up stairs, grab my belongings and head to room number 2! I go in and of course the first thing I check is... Does the door lock..... NO, I mean seriously. So back to reception I go, I'm now out of time hours and have lost all my lunch, I inform them that room does not lock either and I will be back after I finish work. Work finishes and I head to the reception and I'm given yet another room! So I head to room 3 settled in, completed some work and decided to get a bath as I suffer with a bad back, now having moved my stuff 3 times I required it... I go to run a bath, guess what there is no plug.... so I head to reception and ask for a plug, no problem we'll bring one down, amazing! So plug arrives and it does not fit, I re

Lovely hotel. Stayed overnight after a ladies day trip to Salisbury races. The bar shuts at 11pm so not able to get a drink when we got back and no room service which is a bit disappointing, but there is a bar and lovely outside terrace and garden which was open earlier on in the day. Stylish, comfy rooms and bathrooms and a lovely choice for breakfast, although £15 extra which on top of a £200 nightly stay I think should have been included. Overall a lovely place to stay and would return.

I had previously booked a cricket court hotel and could not stay due to room restrictions. I temporarily rebooked this hotel. Although the cricket court hotel agreed to cancel, I still charged 80 pounds a day for my room. Houses from the past, designed very warm, the courtyard has characteristics, the rooms are comfortable, will stay again in the future

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 .

When the reservation was made, we were a bit apprehensive about staying in a college dormitory, but when we arrived, the apprehension disappeared. Located directly across the street from Salisbury Cathedral, it is impossible to stay closer. The reception lady was friendly and helpful, explained the entrance code to access the rooms, offered the car park for the following day after checkout, and detailed the importance of getting the car back before the gates are locked at night. Everything in the room was spotless: bedding, bathroom, carpet, everything. The bed was hard, which seems to be the norm in the UK, but did not prevent us both from getting a good night's sleep. The college is located inside the Cathedral Close, which means that it is closed off at night. It also means that if you are out with a car after the gates are locked, your car will remain locked out until the following morning. Best to keep this in mind if you enjoy late nights out. There are no pubs, restaurants, or other hotels nearby, so there is no noise from the rowdy night crowd. The shower had plenty of hot water and good water pressure. Bath linens were clean, absorbent, and in good condition. The room had two windows so we were comfortable without air conditioning. Breakfast was fabulous, with an outstanding assortment of hot and cold options. Like in the guests rooms, everything we saw in the breakfast room was clean as a whistle. Employees kept the serving areas spotless and well-stocked. We were very surprised by the large crowd enjoying breakfast because we had neither seen nor heard any other guests at all. This was the first lodging in our 2-week visit to England and Wales, so it set a high standard for every subsequent accommodation. We loved this part of England, and if we're lucky enough to return, we will definitely stay here again.

Opposite salisbury railway station, it is very suitable as a small base for people who want to go to stonehenge or other places, because the shuttle bus to Stonehenge is also here. I booked a suite. The front desk was very kind. The small hotel also prepared chocolate beans, apples, breakfast cereals, yogurt, etc. for free, which was very heartwarming. But it is a pity that I stayed very busy for 2 days. I ran around and didn't have much time to relax. The environment of the room was really good. There were high stools in the kitchen. It was convenient to play with mobile phones and computers while eating. If I have time, I really want to live here for a week. It should be noted that the front desk closes at 5 o'clock. Check-in after this can only be done by yourself. The closest food shop to the small hotel is in the train station, which is expensive. It is recommended to keep walking along the main road in front of the railway station. There are many restaurants and small supermarkets on both sides of the road. Near a bunch of buses are commercial areas, suitable for shopping. I wanted to take pictures when I left, but I forgot.

The only inconvenience is that you have to go up and down bags by a very narrow stairs to get to the room.