Hotels in Marlborough

The staff was some of the nicest people we met on our vacation in England. They went above and beyond to take care of us. The food was fabulous, we enjoyed dinner and breakfast. I will defiantly stay here gain,

Very friendly and helpful staff.

Wonderful country pub and accommodations. House staff , sarah ( in particular) very very kind ,understanding and helpful. Billy ,am wait staff , efficient, quick to offer solutions.. very kind and bright… will do well whatever path in life he chooses

Beautiful room and bathroom. Fresh pastries, milk, orange juice and water in the fridge. Really a great place!!

The Pelican was a lovely place to stay on our trip; the surrounding lawns, garden, pond and brook were lovely to sit by on a warm day, and the dinner we had was really excellent. Our room was nice and had plenty of room, but was very, very warm (it faced the afternoon sun), and there is no A/C. The weather was unusually warm for England during our stay… We purchased electric fans to help with the heat and left them there for the Inn - we hope they will be made available to future guests.

Room was large, bright and very pleasant. It took some fiddling but eventually I was able to get my shaver to work with the electrical socket in the bathroom. Hotel is at the north end of the village. People who work there are friendly and have helpful information such as taxi services in the area. Dinner was good but my preference would have been that they spent more money on the quantity of the food and less on the presentation (which was more like a posh restaurant than a pub).

This was a comfortable hotel in the center of a vibrant small town. The staff were efficient and very friendly. The rooms were spacious and clean. The breakfasts were vegan friendly.

The staff was very friendly but I have to admit the internet even at times when I could connect was so weak, I couldn’t even access my emails. The shower has a power saver machine on it but the problem is the hot water cycles from cold to warm to scalding and around and around so you constantly have to dip under and out. I can’t say the stay was worth the price.

Great location and great view of the river/catherdral

This was a beautiful bed and breakfast near a place we stayed for a wedding. We loved the town which is within walking distance. Breakfast was amazing

Outstanding pub lodging about 10 minutes from historic Winchester. Staff are extremely helpful and the rooms thoughtfully and creatively furnished. Food is notably delicious.

The staff were especially helpful, Bruce, Tracy, Daisy and Evie. Central location in Hungerford was very convenient for us. Very easy to train to London.

By sheer chance we ended up at the Three Cups - and it is a delightful family run traditional (as in 500 years old traditional) coaching inn. The food was fantastic, both at dinner time and breakfast. Very personal attention paid to everything. Beautiful gardens, with streams running through. The village is spectacular, with wonderful little shops, as well as the trout streams running right through.

The hotel is in between Stonehenge and Salisbury. You will need a car to get to it, but you will also need one to see Stonehenge and Salisbury. Renting a car was a great idea, it let us see all the great places around Stonehenge, including the beautiful cathedral of Salisbury. The hotel room was very clean and comfortable and it has free wifi. There are a few places to eat right around the hotel that are walk distance.