Stonehenge Inn

One night stay All good

Exceptionally reasonable for a one night stay on a budget with the ability to walk to Stonehenge

Great place with kids as they have a bus turned into a play area. Dinner and drinks were also great. Unfortunately our room had a plumbing issue and the water pipes made a loud sound every 4-5 minutes all night long. We barely slept as a result which made for a very long travel day the following day.

Was really good apart from very full and dirt bin

The room was very comfortable

Very nice location.

The place is nice and cozy. It’s just the toilet flush was difficult to flush. There’s a technique to flush the toilet.

A very pleasant stay, I can recommend.

Do not stay here!! It is dirty, bugs in the bedsheets, dirty towels, we complained and were refused a refund or alternative accommodation and had to go elsewhere at huge expense. Unbelievably rude and I actually can't believe this place is allowed to run as a business. The pictures of the shepherds huts were very deceiving, they are run down and smelly and generally grubby.

Lovely place to stay really quirky amazing rooms and huts truly beautiful. I will be booking again Very close to Stonehenge and woodhenge.

The woman dealing with our check in was quite rude. But she also said she was leaving soon. No loss. The rest of the team were amazing and the food was surprisingly great. There was a party on in the evening and we thought it may keep us awake, but it all stopped by midnight and we had a good nights sleep. We would have liked to have had breakfast there, but they don’t provide it.

Quirky place to stay. Very little space, the pictures online make it look much bigger than it is and that’s ok as you’d expect in a converted carriage but for the money you pay it’s not a lot of room at all. Doesn’t even include breakfast! If you like quirky and it’s a short stay it’s ok.

Serve breakfast.

The room was rather small and the windows opened over the garbage area behind the pub. Thankfully, it didn't smell. The room itself was clean, but the bathroom was a bit dirty. If you are going to Stonehenge, the location really can't be beat.

Absolutely LOVED the Stonehenge theme! Loved the little park and the mural in our room! The restaurant was quite good and well priced. My kids loved playing on the bus after eating.

Friendly staff. A cooked breakfast would be better but they dobt provide. Food wasnt that great in pub in the evenibg lacked flavour and needed spices,even a bit of garlic abd chilli sauce to give the veggie chilli aome flavour .

Booked one of the converted railway carriages. Was nicely set out with good quality linen and a comfortable bed. Shower was effective and clean. There were some benches outside the carriage and the other guests were friendly as well as the staff. It is very convenient for Stonehenge which was the reason we stayed but would be tempted to visit again as a stop off on the way to the West Country. The railway carriage was comfortable but cosy/small as would be expected but might be something to consider if planning a longer than one night stay.

It was an experience. It was a functional room near Stonehenge, which is what we wanted. The tv plug did not reach the outlet, the shower curtain and window shades werent secured to the walls and fell easily (they were on tension rods), beds weren't great. Men's toilet in the pub downstairs was filthy. But it was also fine? It got the job done.

It had the most unique decor of any hotel room I have ever stayed in. We stayed in room#4. In the area of the room with the full size bed, next to the bed was a table with lamp on and a tray with glasses, mugs and stuff to make tea. The bottle for water was empty other than 25 ml of water. The other side of the bed had a table with fan. In the room there is only one outlet....to the wall near the foot of the bed, yet there are three devices to plug in. Getting out of bed I kicked the tray of glasses. We ended up using the extension cord for the tv to plug in Our phones. In the other room, there are outlet plates near the twin beds. With no AC and the temps in the 20's (celcius) we placed the fan on top of a suitcase and open the window to move some air. I didn't realize there was no longer breakfast served as part of the room. When I asked about it, the staff pointed out some juice boxes, prepackaged oateal cups, cereal boxes with no milk, or croissant in a bag. Our bathroom had nowhere to lay clothes or toiletries or a towel except a single hook on the door. The bathroom door lock is a little janky and gives you a feeling off panic that you are trapped in the bathroom. Also if you are over 6 foot tall you have to sit sideways on the toilet. The light in the bathroom initially cones on with one dim bulb, if you stay on there long enough it will get brighter with a second bulb coming on? The shower curtain also falls down easily. Beds are stiff and low.

It was a lovely accommodation but don’t think I would come again with the kids as the lack of key on the door and padlock to open it put me off, staff was really friendly but was on the side of a busy pub, perfect for couples or older families just didn’t suit us.