"Great place to stay.
Spacious bedroom with a good bed and quality bedding. Radio and TV in the room plus tea and coffee making facilities plus welcome shortbread on arrival.
The food was excellent and the staff were friendly.
It is situated on a busy road but don’t let that put you off - see if you can get one of the quieter rooms at the back.
Worth a visit and situated in a great area/countryside."
"Great place to stay.
Spacious bedroom with a good bed and quality bedding. Radio and TV in the room plus tea and coffee making facilities plus welcome shortbread on arrival.
The food was excellent and the staff were friendly.
It is situated on a busy road but don’t let that put you off - see if you can get one of the quieter rooms at the back.
Worth a visit and situated in a great area/countryside."
"If you want a friendly welcome good food .tidy room at a fair price this is the place to stop over, I was well impressed with the overall experience and if i am in the area i will use the Horton pub again."
"If you want a friendly welcome good food .tidy room at a fair price this is the place to stop over, I was well impressed with the overall experience and if i am in the area i will use the Horton pub again."
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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.
Had a wonderful stay (4 nights in the Stables). The Inn is set in beautiful countryside, and I loved the quaintness of the building, lots of different areas to sit in to eat or have a drink, and a nice covered seating area outside.
The room was very comfortable, and the water pressure for the bath was great. Food was superb, the best I've had in a pub (a step above what I'd call 'pub food').
Paolo, Tim, Amanda, and the rest of the team were warm, welcoming and super helpful (including when I...
Had a wonderful stay (4 nights in the Stables). The Inn is set in beautiful countryside, and I loved the quaintness of the building, lots of different areas to sit in to eat or have a drink, and a nice covered seating area outside.
The room was very comfortable, and the water pressure for the bath was great. Food was superb, the best I've had in a pub (a step above what I'd call 'pub food').
Paolo, Tim, Amanda, and the rest of the team were warm, welcoming and super helpful (including when I...
Absolutely spot - on. Beautiful property, beautiful food, beautiful room, beautiful staff, couldnt fault anything. Loved it❤️ and I'm hyper critical, a brilliant cook and have very high syandardd
Absolutely spot - on. Beautiful property, beautiful food, beautiful room, beautiful staff, couldnt fault anything. Loved it❤️ and I'm hyper critical, a brilliant cook and have very high syandardd
We had 5 nights at this gorgeous hotel. Everything about it was good, staff and owners, food excellent, the rooms spot on.
Village centre minutes away and very pleasant.
We would highly recommend a stay, you won't be disappointed.
We had 5 nights at this gorgeous hotel. Everything about it was good, staff and owners, food excellent, the rooms spot on.
Village centre minutes away and very pleasant.
We would highly recommend a stay, you won't be disappointed.
Richard
Reviewed September 10, 2026Reviewed September 10, 2026
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
Honestly this was the MOST perfect stay for a new forest adventure. i cannot tell you how special this place is you just need to go an experience it for yourself.
Special shout out to ALL the staff, they were just as perfect as the room was. thank you thank you thank you.
it was a dream.
Honestly this was the MOST perfect stay for a new forest adventure. i cannot tell you how special this place is you just need to go an experience it for yourself.
Special shout out to ALL the staff, they were just as perfect as the room was. thank you thank you thank you.
it was a dream.
L
Reviewed September 27, 2026Reviewed September 27, 2026
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
For an Inn, the George Inn has blown my mind away from having that welcoming customer services to the comfortable, peaceful, luxurious stay overnight. I wished that I booked for a few days as the location was convenient to all attractions in the area. To top up off, the price is just attractive for a last-minute booking.
For an Inn, the George Inn has blown my mind away from having that welcoming customer services to the comfortable, peaceful, luxurious stay overnight. I wished that I booked for a few days as the location was convenient to all attractions in the area. To top up off, the price is just attractive for a last-minute booking.
Leni
Reviewed February 14, 2025Reviewed February 14, 2025
Stayed at one of their beautiful and uniquely design luxury bedroom, absolutely loved it. The bar downstairs is great and very cosy, they aeved great choices for breakfast and the staff were helpful and nice. Would stay again.
Stayed at one of their beautiful and uniquely design luxury bedroom, absolutely loved it. The bar downstairs is great and very cosy, they aeved great choices for breakfast and the staff were helpful and nice. Would stay again.
If you want a friendly welcome good food .tidy room at a fair price this is the place to stop over, I was well impressed with the overall experience and if i am in the area i will use the Horton pub again.
If you want a friendly welcome good food .tidy room at a fair price this is the place to stop over, I was well impressed with the overall experience and if i am in the area i will use the Horton pub again.
Though you might not find a hotel in Swallowcliffe that's well known for its bar, you will find 5 properties to choose from, some of which will have an on-site bar where you can unwind with a late-night cocktail after sightseeing. While you’re in the area, you can check out Cranborne Chase and the West Wiltshire Downs and Larmer Tree Gardens.
What are the best hotels with bars in Swallowcliffe?
To experience the area's highlights, consider visiting Cranborne Chase and the West Wiltshire Downs, Larmer Tree Gardens and Gold Hill Museum, and then find a cosy spot for a nightcap. Other places to see in the area include Salisbury Racecourse and Wilton House.
When is the best time to visit Swallowcliffe?
Visiting local bars in Swallowcliffe is more fun when the weather is good. These temperatures and rainfall averages can help you decide the best time for bar-hopping. The hottest months are usually July and August, with an average temperature of 16°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 5°C. Average annual precipitation for Swallowcliffe is 792 mm.
How can I get to Swallowcliffe and around the area?
You might want to make the most of these transportation options in and around Swallowcliffe: Fly into Bournemouth (BOH-Bournemouth Intl.), which is located 20.7 mi (33.2 km) away. Otherwise, you can search for flights to Southampton (SOU), which is 30.6 mi (49.3 km) away. If you'd like to explore around the area, you may want to rent a car for your trip.