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Great location, great value and superb room

We loved the old country pub and hospitality. After a quick walk around the village we settled in for a few ales a fantastic dinner ad a good night sleep. Our breakfast was included which was fantastic as it was a full English breakfast cooked to perfection. Loved our time there and would highly recommend for anyone

This was one of the prettiest places we've ever stayed in. Breakfast was delicious and personalised, wonderfully renovated pub and hotel rooms. Staff were really friendly and great pub to enjoy a drink or eat in. Comfortable, quiet and extremely relaxing with added bonus of bath and sash windows which opened to look out at the front of the property. PERFECT!!

This hotel was highly rated as the best in UK… unfortunately it did not live up to this expectation. The facilities are run down; it has a nice pool that was probably amazing in its day. The breakfast was good; better than the Michelin star dinner! Our experience may have been tainted because we had just stayed at Heckfield place which was so much better! The grounds and the main house is quite beautiful. We would have loved to do some horse riding but the weather wasn’t permitting.

Amazing old pub, friendly and helpful staff, great owner, an excellent restaurant and an excellent stay. Highly recommended.

Fantastic venue super friendly staff bed was comfy and my wife loved the GHD hair straighteners would recommend to anyone

The room, separate to and, around the back of the pub was stunning. It was warm and cosy with a controllable radiator for heat. Bed was very comfortable and we had a great night sleep. No shower, but a lovely bath with a handheld shower head. Perfect place to stay before starting the Thames Path. Food was elevated pub fare, and brekkie was the standard full English.

The Riverside is close to the centre of Salisbury but still easy to get to, no narrow streets and plenty of easy parking. The river view room was modern, clean, comfortable and very pleasant. The access to the garden and the river bank was a real plus. The breakfast buffet was good, fill up here and you will barely need lunch! The only minor problem is that the gravel on the car park isn't friendly to wheeled suitcases.

A very cute hotel, it has heaps of historical character. The restaurant was great, and the staff were very helpful and friendly. The stairs leading up to the rooms are very old and a bit wonky- so if you have a big suitcase you might have difficulty- but I think they add to the character of the hotel.

Great hotel and food was excellent

Overall a very comfortable nights accommodation. The facilities in the room were more than adequate and we particularly enjoyed the design and furnishings. Staff were very attentive, although I sensed were somewhat short staffed and rushed on occasion. The only slight drawback was the delay in serving meals, which were nonetheless delicious, and a reflection on the design and lack of separation between the eating and booking/bar areas. I would recommend the Harcourt Arms as an attractive and...