Accommodation in Salisbury
Jul 12, 2011 | 3:42 pm
#1
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Accommodation in Salisbury
Hi,
We’ll need a Saturday night stay in August for 3 (parents and a 4 yrs old girl) in Salisbury. Where do you suggest that has good value? Our girl can share a queen or king size bed with us if needed.
Thanks.
We’ll need a Saturday night stay in August for 3 (parents and a 4 yrs old girl) in Salisbury. Where do you suggest that has good value? Our girl can share a queen or king size bed with us if needed.
Thanks.
Jul 13, 2011 | 9:32 am
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Jul 13, 2011 | 9:40 am
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Can't give you a personal recommendation (I've only ever stayed in Winchester when down that way), but this place has always intrigued me. Certainly not luxury, but what a location!
Jul 13, 2011 | 12:51 pm
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I have stayed there for a few weeks a couple of years ago. It was a fabulous location, wonderful at night when the gates were closed and the visitors gone. There was a lovely atmosphere and the conversation at breakfast was fun! The refurbishment will be a boon. This would certainly meet the OP's request for "good value".
I was working in the area for about six months and tried a few places for variety. My favourite was Howards House, and I have returned a few times to stay there, and loved it on each stay. Food is fabulous. Worth every penny, but my expenses might not be the OP's.
I was working in the area for about six months and tried a few places for variety. My favourite was Howards House, and I have returned a few times to stay there, and loved it on each stay. Food is fabulous. Worth every penny, but my expenses might not be the OP's.
Jan 8, 2013 | 11:31 am
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Jan 8, 2013 | 3:48 pm
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I often find a polite tone giving a certain amount of helpful information when making a suggestion for help from total strangers goes a long way , as in the first post in this thread.