This is a place Mrs Doubtfire would own. It's old, no elevator and not much has changed since the…read morewar. The Great War. The wifi never really worked and the staff did not have a clue how to fix it. The breakfast was not bad.

This pub was so cheap for booze I'd go back. The hotel looked nice and my yankee mates thought the…read morehistory waas exceptional. Not having a drink anywhere else in Amesbury means my knowledge is limited buut.... The barman gave me samplers - which outside London is always fun, so yes - I would return!

Anyone rating this place less than 5 stars is wrong. It's amazing! The staff is welcoming and…read moredelightful, the room was beautiful and large and inviting, the breakfast in the morning was delicious and plentiful. We could not have asked for a better stay. It was perfect!!! Thank you!!!

This hotel is well situated, super clean, and the staff is lovely. We stayed in the Solstice…read moreaddition in back, and I would highly recommend it. Book your accommodation now. You won't be sorry.

Stopped here for lunch on the way to Stonehenge. This is a lovely inn, over 400 years old…read more Beautifully appointed inside, but it was a nice day so we enjoyed our fish and chips in the courtyard.

Nice property. Decent room with nice amenities. Friendly bar service. Tried to eat at the bar but…read morethey couldn't accommodate me as there was a wedding party in the restaurant, so had to go somewhere else after traveling for 16 hours to get there. The included breakfast was nice. I would stay again. I recommend this place.

We booked one night at the Holiday Inn Hotel for our recent UK trip. We had rented a car, wanting…read moreto see areas around London. The 2nd day of our car rental, we wanted to hit Stonehenge as early as possible, so we naturally looked for a place close to the Stonehenge. We were at first, not going to consider the Holiday Inn simply because we were hoping for something more 'local' instead of a big name chain that is available pretty much anywhere in the States. But after looking around, Holiday Inn simply was the best choice given the price and the location. Well, when we got our room, we were pleasantly surprised. The room was spacious and the bed comfortable. The hotel staff was very friendly as well. We also ate at the hotel's restaurant, which wasn't as good as I had hoped to be. But the hotel itself was pretty good.

A great Holiday Inn hotel, with very picturesque surroundings, a tasteful deco, and nice service…read more A few things were out of place or broken in the bathroom, but other than that, our night there was very enjoyable ! As a Priority Club member, I would have like to receive our 2 free drinks regardless of whether we had dinner there or not, though...

A very, very good country pub. An excellent and varied menu (try the home smoked meats). We go on…read moreoccasion, particularly for family celebrations and have never been disappointed.

New owners, Sherri and Aaron, are returning the pub (and restaurant) to the essential village hub…read moreit used to be. It's a friendly, warm and social hangout for a drink or two or a bite to eat. New products and menu dishes are being added regularly and the pub itself is getting a makeover. Worth a visit and you'll probably come back.

Jasmin, Ash and Anouska are a very warm family who care about their customers…read more They always go out of their way to accommodate, such as sausage and chips for the local football team, a meal for all in their quiz nights and when they have a function on, you can find a few cyote uglys struttling their stuff upon the bar... they really are so laid back that they are practically horizontal. I'd have no problem at all in recommending their facilities and hospitality to either a customer looking for a room in their hotel, a diner looking for a lovely meal or for a party goer looking for an eventful evening. They ROCK!

The Shears Inn is a delightful pub/small hotel that truly relies on word of mouth to get by…read more Fortunately, as the food is top notch, the staff pleasant and helpful and the surroundings well appointed, it doesn't have too much to worry about. Tucked away on a country back road intersection, you'll have to be taken by someone who's been before. There are plenty of returnees though! It can get quite busy on a lunchtime, especially on a Friday and booking is advisable regardless of when you are planning on coming. That said they can usually fit you in with 24hrs notice. Finally, although it is a popular and quite often a busy pub, the clientele is rather well-heeled. Those worrying that the soldiers of Tidworth and Bulford have discovered it needn't worry, although the officers certainly have.

Had a wonderful Sunday lunch here, friends has recommended it and it didn't disappoint. Friendly…read morestaff too, would totally recommend this place

Arrived Monday, left Friday, stayed in a postage stamped sized room (#53) tucked up & behind a…read morewarren maze of hallways. If you have mobility issues, let them know at booking time- as there would be great difficulty with the stairs & hallways if you had walking or balance issues. (Hint: Room #1 is larger and next to the front & the pub.) Clean room, modest furnishings, a bit worn, but clean. The bath had a small stand up shower, but the water was hot after a long day. TV, hairdryer, clothes iron, water kettle & tea service - all provided. Also the location is very close (short walk) to the city center and Salisbury Cathedral, with lots of eating & pub options. Morning breakfast buffet (extra) was good & filling, with hot fresh eggs, meats, cheeses, beans, toast, jellies/jam, juices, teas & coffee. Worth the dosh in my humble opinion. The bar was a nice snuggery, but the selection was limited in offerings. Go for convenience & location, and if the weather is good, eat in the courtyard and pet the feral but friendly black cat that roams the hotel. Overall, it wasn't a bad visit, and I'd probably stay again, but I'd much prefer a larger room in future. Recommended, but with care on room selection, B+

We had 2 rooms and left at 3:30 AM because the noise from the adjacent club was so loud. We had…read morereflections from the mirror balls reflecting on our ceiling. It was absolutely ridiculous. The clubs don't shut down until 3:30 AM and then all of the club goers hit the street for food, fighting and being loud. If they are staying in the hotel, they are loud in the hallways. It never ends. We got more sleep in our car than we did in the hotel room. Our rooms should have never been booked

We really enjoyed our Ribeye steaks which were cooked and presented perfectly. The staff were very…read morefriendly and accommodating and the whole pub was very clean and tidy.

In this day and age, a pub cannot survive on beer alone, especially if there's another one a couple…read moreof hundred yards down the road. So, most pubs offer food and, again, each pub tries to outdo the competition. What remains? Atmosphere? That is certainly a big selling point, but, in Salisbury, there are more pubs with the 'olde worlde' ambience than you can shake a stick at. The 'New Inn' scores with its secluded beer garden, a quiet retreat that makes you forget the city is only a pace away. And, there's a great view of the Cathedral; a nice place to meet, and sit and have a leisurely drink with friends on a sunny afternoon. And, what if it isn't sunny? Well, the atmosphere inside is just as welcoming and, although I can't speak for the food I didn't have any the beer (Badger Brewery) is excellent.