The Riverside

Good location, very nice rooms and excellent staff

Lovely little hotel in a beautiful part of England. Will definitely stay again.

The hotel and staff were amazing. The only fault was that the walls for the room were really thin and we were stuck next to a family with a child who was very chatty and made it very clear she didn't want to go to bed when she was induced to do so.

I slept terribly. The pillows were flat and hard, the mattress was uncomfortable and I felt the springs on my back. Why have a winter weight duvet on the bed in August! The air con was directly above the bed, so far to cold to sleep with it on. Bathroom was quite small (room 4). The breakfast was lovely, easy parking and a nice quiet location. I wont be returning as slept so poorly.

We stayed in a riverside room which had access to the garden. This was lovely as you could walk to the river at the bottom of the garden. Unfortunately there are only curtain at the window which means that anyone walking past could see in. I think it would be good to put net curtains up to allow you to keep main curtains open without people seeing in. The room was very nice, plenty of space for clothes. We did not have breakfast and due to not having a restaurant, the free transport into town is a great idea, although it is close enough to walk. The driver gave us great recommendations for where to eat too. If I have a couple of niggles. There are no shelves in the bathroom, to put toiletries on and a handle in the bath would be helpful when getting in and out of the shower. The free shower gel/hand wash was lovely. We would definitely stay there again.

We enjoyed a king bed room with a view of the back garden. The breakfast buffet is quite good (fresh, hot scrambled eggs, sausage, bacon, potato crisp) and french press coffee is served at your table. There is no dinner service. The bar offers bags of chips, and you can sit outside on the terrace or walk out to the river gazebo. The staff are very friendly and accommodating.

Bathroom lacked any storage space for essentials. Otherwise room, modest sized but well equipped with stunning view.

Beautiful hotel. Extremely comfortable and conveniently located. Friendly staff.

Beautiful, comfortable and very charming hotel. Lovely stay!

Good quality rooms and very friendly and helpful staff

Amazing, beautiful hotel, all staff very pleasant and extremely helpful, room very spacious, clean and bright, breakfast was lovely, plenty of choice, will definitely be back next time visiting family.

It was like a castle and they treated us like royalty

Front desk reception was extremely helpful and friendly. Location perfect. View was exceptional. Good breakfast. Would highly recommend.

There is nothing negative to say about this hotel. From the warm friendly welcome through to the equally friendly goodbye everything was spot on. Every staff members we met were so friendly and service was of a very high standard. We will stay here again

Beautiful view from lounge, friendly stuff, very clean, awesome sheets, comfortable bed.

Staff was very friendly and attentive. Good breakfast. Jason who drove the shuttle very accommodating. The room was nice but lacked storage space in the bathroom. The bathroom fan cycling on and off was irritating. And it didn’t clear the steam from the shower. Pillows were flat and hard. But even with these shortcomings I’d stay there again.

A beautiful calm hotel with the friendliest of staff !

Lovely hotel in a nice part of Salisbury just a 15 minute delightful walk into the city. Free shuttle service in the evenings. The staff & the service were excellent. The view from our room & from the bar terrace is outstanding, open countryside, the river & the cathedral. Highly recommended.

For disability people is not friendly. The main hotel does not have elevator (lift). Only stair which is very inconvinuos for the luggage. The restaurant is amazing with lovely view. Staff very friendly

Amazing location made all the better by a lovely room and weather. Very attentive staff and free shuttle into Salisbury.