The location was ideal for visiting Stonehenge and all areas of interest. You can walk to Woodhenge in 10 minutes and Stonehenge in an hour Great outdoor area to sit to enjoy the sun with plenty of space to park.A great play bus for any children in your group too. The rooms are clean, large, and comfortable and of excellent value for money. The beds are comfortable with crisp linen and large bath towels. The staff were friendly, welcoming, and helpful with local knowledge. Nothing was too much for them. They made it a home from home. Aaron is a great asset.. Definitely will visit again

Very peaceful location… The Staff, Jenny, Patricia and Aaron go above and beyond with welcoming hospitality and friendly service . Stonehenge Inn has a miniature, yet exact replica of Stonehenge outside. You will find excellent advice on local sites to visit, the rooms and public areas all have amazing Stonehenge the memes artworks and outside provides a very safe space for young children to play, in a double decker bus converted to a playroom, and the all the glancing site Shepherds huts have magnificent views. The inn provides an excellent dining experience and convince stores Tesco and Sainsbury’s are both within a few mins walk from the site. Woodhenge and Durrington walls are yards away, and the Stonehenge monument itself is a few miles easy hiking from there along a beautiful, peaceful bridleway. I highly recommend this location as a place to stay whilst visiting the Stonehenge landscape.

Loved how quirky and unique the Shepherds Hut we stayed in was. We also have two children (aged 6 and 3 years) so the Fun Bus was a huge hit with both of them! All the staff we met were very friendly and approachable. The good at the pub was delicious.

The general cleanliness could have been better and I think the furniture within the accommodation could be more considered. There was a small fridge in the shepherds hut which wasn’t plugged in and you could tell hadn’t been used for a while; we opened the door and were met with the most horrendous smell. Would have been helpful to have been able to use this.

This was a lovely solo stay for a couple of nights. The staff were very friendly, the hut itself was cute and cosy, with a fully built in toilet and warm shower. It was in a good location - Stonehenge just down the road which you can hike to in ~1 hour through the fields. I was warm the whole time - plug in radiator kept it warm all day and night. TV, lots of towels, good storage, table and chair. There are 4 shepherds huts and a train carriage, all arranged nicely. Dogs are welcome everywhere. I had a lovely meal in the pub too. I will definitely be staying again.

Not a complaint but something to be aware of - no cooking, crockery or food prep facilities, only a kettle with some tea, coffee, sugar, mugs, glasses and spoons. This wasn't an issue as I ate out for every meal.

It was a last-minute gateway night with my partner. We also took our little puppy with us, and he was treated exceptionally by the members of the staff and people visiting the place. We stayed at one of the shepherd's huts, and it was lovely. Bed and amenities in the hut were great. You have everything you need. For such a small charming place, the shower was quite spacious. We had dinner at the pub, which was very nice. I didn't expect the portions to be so generous, and even though we didn't finish everything, the gentleman in charge of the place offered us a takeaway box. I would highly recommend the place to anyone. It might not be one of those fancy 4/5 stars hotels, but it's definitely a lovely place with loads of charm to stay.

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Room was terrific. Not fancy, just clean crisp sheets, extremely spacious, floorboarded room with a wonderfully large bathroom ensuite and excellent hot water. TV was well positioned and plenty of tea and coffee supplies. We didn’t need heating, due to afternoon sun, but in addition to the wall panel water heaters, there were 2 space heaters. Pub downstairs had a great selection of beers and ciders on tap.

Hotel meal deals were small portions. We ate our ‘bargain’ meal and had to go out and eat again elsewhere. If salad bar had been included, it would have been a satisfying meal, but alas, it wasn’t. We chose not to pay for buffet breakfast and headed into another town for an enormous breakfast for half the price.

Myself and my daughter stayed in one of the shepherd's hut for one night. Very close to stonehenge the visitor's center and woodhenge. The staff were very friendly and helpful. We had a meal in the stonehenge inn and it was delicious and the salad bar was free. The shepherd's hut was very basic but we wasn't expecting anything different. Bed was very comfortable and good tv channels. We left at 9 am without saying goodbye to the staff which I felt bad about😔😔 Would defo recommend to friends and family.

Me and my partner spent the bank holiday Sunday at this shepherd hut. It was only for one night on the way back from somewhere else but it was a lovely stay. The shepherds huts are really nicely decorated, we had one with a London scene painted on the ceiling. The shepherds huts are in a yard in the pub but even though they are next to each other they were still enough privacy. You can have breakfast in the pub which was £12.50 for a buffet I believe, we didn't have the breakfast but we did have an evening meal there and it was really nice. Overall I would recommend this place. It's handy for Stonehenge and Woodhenge is literally a few minutes down the road. Staff were very friendly and helpful.

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Very friendly gentleman who gave us our key. Very welcoming, answered any questions we had, told us about the child friendly bus for the kids to play on. The play bus was amazing the kids loved it. Was a very warm welcoming pub and over all a lovely place to stay. Var park across the road too everything was close together.Would definitely go back.

Only down side was the side door to get in to the building of the room was left open when we came down in the morning. Not sure if it was left open all night.

What did we like? It was great value and wonderfully quirky - not just the miniature Stonehenge in the Car Park, but the room too. We needed a family room and we would have never guessed from the approach to the room that it had a full wall mural of a Roman Bath with water reflected painted ceiling. it was a simple room, but just so odd and that it wasn't at all expensive, it gave us everything we needed and was quite unexplainable. Just over the road was Woodhenge and Durrington Walls that link to Stonehenge just a few miles away, so we made a morning of it locally.

What didn't we like? Well - nothing really. We didn't expect much and just needed a room for the night to break a journey after a funeral and found something unexpected that lifted our mood.