Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Absolutely perfect hotel. Staff inc Tina, Alex and Luke all great, room perfect - exceptionally clean with a comfy bed. Restaurant stunning, food great and good value - the Carrot Cake really something else! Also best breakfast I’ve had in a long while. Stunning location too
Absolutely perfect hotel. Staff inc Tina, Alex and Luke all great, room perfect - exceptionally clean with a comfy bed. Restaurant stunning, food great and good value - the Carrot Cake really something else! Also best breakfast I’ve had in a long while. Stunning location too
The room was very clean and comfortable and had all the little extras including ironing board and hairdryer as well as fresh milk for the tea/coffee provided. Also the all necessary toiletries. The staff were also very friendly and helpful.
The room was very clean and comfortable and had all the little extras including ironing board and hairdryer as well as fresh milk for the tea/coffee provided. Also the all necessary toiletries. The staff were also very friendly and helpful.
JOAN
Reviewed October 10, 2026Reviewed October 10, 2026
Very friendly staff antonia helpful and professional. All staff displayed excellent customer service .clean property excellent food choices and breakfast ..tea making facilities in cupboard ..big watch out as i didnt see them until leaving
Very friendly staff antonia helpful and professional. All staff displayed excellent customer service .clean property excellent food choices and breakfast ..tea making facilities in cupboard ..big watch out as i didnt see them until leaving
We stayed at the Chapter House for two nights (Friday and Saturday) as a base to visit Salisbury and the surrounding area and attend the Darkness into Light Advent Service at the cathedral on Saturday evening.
The hotel is perfectly located for exploring the town and just a few minutes' walk from the cathedral.
The staff were wonderful; friendly and attentive and happy to chat.
We stayed at the Chapter House for two nights (Friday and Saturday) as a base to visit Salisbury and the surrounding area and attend the Darkness into Light Advent Service at the cathedral on Saturday evening.
The hotel is perfectly located for exploring the town and just a few minutes' walk from the cathedral.
The staff were wonderful; friendly and attentive and happy to chat.
Lorraine
Reviewed November 28, 2016Reviewed November 28, 2016
My brother and I walk together once a year to catch up as we live in different parts of the country. This year we decided on the 24 mile Clarendon Way from Winchester to Salisbury. Although off the Way Stockbridge is a beautiful village and convenient half way point to stop for the night. On arrival at the Three Cups very tired after our twelve mile walk we were shown to two very pleasant rooms by a helpful member of staff. The rooms were clean and fresh with very welcome tea and biscuits...
My brother and I walk together once a year to catch up as we live in different parts of the country. This year we decided on the 24 mile Clarendon Way from Winchester to Salisbury. Although off the Way Stockbridge is a beautiful village and convenient half way point to stop for the night. On arrival at the Three Cups very tired after our twelve mile walk we were shown to two very pleasant rooms by a helpful member of staff. The rooms were clean and fresh with very welcome tea and biscuits...
Andrew
Reviewed October 24, 2016Reviewed October 24, 2016
Always a pleasurable stay. Being in the centre of Andover means there's plenty of places around to eat and drink. Rooms are good quality in general. It's an old building so do expect creaking floorboards and the odd small doorway, but decor is good, tidy and welcoming. Apples, bottled water, biscuits and tea and coffee making facilities all add up to make the stay pleasurable
Always a pleasurable stay. Being in the centre of Andover means there's plenty of places around to eat and drink. Rooms are good quality in general. It's an old building so do expect creaking floorboards and the odd small doorway, but decor is good, tidy and welcoming. Apples, bottled water, biscuits and tea and coffee making facilities all add up to make the stay pleasurable
The owner were extremely welcoming. Was told that there may be late night noise due to the new night club opposite. Which didn't close until about 3am. Also informed that there was a function in the hotel which would finish at midnight. Also changed our room so any noise from the night club would not disturb us. Arranged for us to have a meal even though the bar food was ready to close. also received 20% off the cost of the bar food menu The food was great value and cooked to perfection and...
The owner were extremely welcoming. Was told that there may be late night noise due to the new night club opposite. Which didn't close until about 3am. Also informed that there was a function in the hotel which would finish at midnight. Also changed our room so any noise from the night club would not disturb us. Arranged for us to have a meal even though the bar food was ready to close. also received 20% off the cost of the bar food menu The food was great value and cooked to perfection and...
amanda
Reviewed December 4, 2018Reviewed December 4, 2018
A lovely stay at the Pembroke Arms. There was plenty of free parking to the rear of the Inn. Reception was efficient and friendly. Our room - two double beds so for four people - was large and comfortable with lovely touches like TeaPig teas and ground coffee. The room itself was quite cold but reception turned the heating up for us and it was a really cold day so no complaints.
We ate in the hotel that evening - a really nice restaurant and delicious (massive) pies.
Breakfast was one of the...
A lovely stay at the Pembroke Arms. There was plenty of free parking to the rear of the Inn. Reception was efficient and friendly. Our room - two double beds so for four people - was large and comfortable with lovely touches like TeaPig teas and ground coffee. The room itself was quite cold but reception turned the heating up for us and it was a really cold day so no complaints.
We ate in the hotel that evening - a really nice restaurant and delicious (massive) pies.
Breakfast was one of the...
Andrew
Reviewed December 6, 2021Reviewed December 6, 2021
Our visit was just overnight. The location of Woodfalls Inn was perfect for us as we visited people/places in Southampton, Salisbury and Fordingbridge.
Perfect if you are visiting the New Forest.
Everything in the hotel felt new and pristine. The room was very comfortable. Breakfast was very good.
The price was very competitive compared to other places we looked at in the area.
Certainly one we will remember for when we are next down that way.
Our visit was just overnight. The location of Woodfalls Inn was perfect for us as we visited people/places in Southampton, Salisbury and Fordingbridge.
Perfect if you are visiting the New Forest.
Everything in the hotel felt new and pristine. The room was very comfortable. Breakfast was very good.
The price was very competitive compared to other places we looked at in the area.
Certainly one we will remember for when we are next down that way.
Andrew
Reviewed September 17, 2023Reviewed September 17, 2023
The Room in the Garden is a lovely space, it was clean, the large bed was extremely comfortable and the shower was spacious and great, especially in the hot weather. In the room was a coffee machine with coffee pods, tea and milk and a TV.
Outside was a lovely shaded patio where we enjoyed a welcome cup of tea when we arrived, and a freshly prepared, very tasty light breakfast the following morning.
The owners and their dog were very friendly and helpful, providing a fan to cope with the heat...
The Room in the Garden is a lovely space, it was clean, the large bed was extremely comfortable and the shower was spacious and great, especially in the hot weather. In the room was a coffee machine with coffee pods, tea and milk and a TV.
Outside was a lovely shaded patio where we enjoyed a welcome cup of tea when we arrived, and a freshly prepared, very tasty light breakfast the following morning.
The owners and their dog were very friendly and helpful, providing a fan to cope with the heat...
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