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The manager was helpful and friendly l. He booked taxis for work and saved my food in the fridge for next day. Neat and warm place , very authentic and serene atmosphere in surroundings Worth the stay for a memorable experience .

The room is clean and comfortable. The light is sufficient, the room is large and moderate The front desk service is good, kind and courteous Good soundproofing of the room Hotel location is about 15-20 minutes walk from the train station Shops/convenience stores nearby

We held a birthday dinner for family and friends. The welcome was warm, the room was wonderfully decorated and sparked with celebration. The food was top notch.the staff were attentive and friendly. Nothing was too much trouble. A wonderful evening. I would thoroughly recommend the White Hart for your celebration.

I had previously booked a cricket court hotel and could not stay due to room restrictions. I temporarily rebooked this hotel. Although the cricket court hotel agreed to cancel, I still charged 80 pounds a day for my room. Houses from the past, designed very warm, the courtyard has characteristics, the rooms are comfortable, will stay again in the future

First and foremost, the staff are amazing. A big shout out to Angie, Frank and Simon who always look after me when I visit. I stay at the Milford at least 5 nights a month because of my overnight stays for work. The team are very attentive and Angie always knows what I like for breakfast, and I'm greeted wonderfully each morning. The hotel is looking fab, the refurbishments have made such a big difference. The breakfast is amazing, the service is exceptional and the team always make me feel really welcome, and this is consistent always. Well done. I'd like to see that those named are acknowledged by senior management for their efforts and hard work. Thank you. Deen

Opposite salisbury railway station, it is very suitable as a small base for people who want to go to stonehenge or other places, because the shuttle bus to Stonehenge is also here. I booked a suite. The front desk was very kind. The small hotel also prepared chocolate beans, apples, breakfast cereals, yogurt, etc. for free, which was very heartwarming. But it is a pity that I stayed very busy for 2 days. I ran around and didn't have much time to relax. The environment of the room was really good. There were high stools in the kitchen. It was convenient to play with mobile phones and computers while eating. If I have time, I really want to live here for a week. It should be noted that the front desk closes at 5 o'clock. Check-in after this can only be done by yourself. The closest food shop to the small hotel is in the train station, which is expensive. It is recommended to keep walking along the main road in front of the railway station. There are many restaurants and small supermarkets on both sides of the road. Near a bunch of buses are commercial areas, suitable for shopping. I wanted to take pictures when I left, but I forgot.

Lovely hotel. Stayed overnight after a ladies day trip to Salisbury races. The bar shuts at 11pm so not able to get a drink when we got back and no room service which is a bit disappointing, but there is a bar and lovely outside terrace and garden which was open earlier on in the day. Stylish, comfy rooms and bathrooms and a lovely choice for breakfast, although £15 extra which on top of a £200 nightly stay I think should have been included. Overall a lovely place to stay and would return.

The only inconvenience is that you have to go up and down bags by a very narrow stairs to get to the room.

We have visited The Lamb on several occasions & you will see from a previous review that we really liked it! Unfortunately on this occasion we were very disappointed, The Roast dinner was swimming in gravy which was extremely salty, the beef was tough and full of gristle , the potatoes hard and the cauliflower cheese didn’t taste of cheese! My Mum had the pie which was ok but the vegetables & potatoes served with it were cold , the Burger that my husband had was so over cooked it was rubbery and was nothing like the description on the menu and the chips he described as having been reheated several times! Our friend who is 95 had the scallops which was a starter portion so not going to be huge but again not great , she said they were chewy because they were over cooked and the portion even for a starter was ridiculously small!! We decided to try puddings after a disappointing lunch & to be fair the chocolate fondant was nice, but our friend decided on the Hindon mess, (Eton mess) and I think it had maybe 2/3 probably frozen strawberries as very squishy in it , very little meringue and basically a glass full of cream! She couldn’t eat it & that’s the first time I’ve ever seen her leave a pudding! & just to finish things off we ordered two black coffees which were so bitter & strong they were hard to drink, & when we got the bill they were listed as large , they didn’t even fill the small cup. As you can probably tell we really didn’t enjoy our meal, but didn’t make a fuss at the time as we were treating our elderly guests & it was embarrassing as we’d chosen to eat here. Its not a cheap place to eat so you expect a lot better than this?? As I said at the start we’ve eaten here several times and it’s been lovely, so we were extremely disappointed, New Chef?? or just a bad day?? Don’t know but after such a bad meal I don’t think we will be back 😢

Stayed for two nights. The rooms were lovely,spacious, clean and comfortable. We had breakfast plus dinner in the evening. The restaurant staff were very friendly and welcoming, Francois was exceptional. Meals were very generous and presented really well. Karen, who was on reception was lovely and really nice to chat to. Also, Chris, the duty manager was lovely and friendly, the pair couldn't do enough for us. Thank you so much for a lovely stay