Milford Hall Classic Hotel & Restaurant

206 Castle Street, Salisbury, Wiltshire, England

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About Milford Hall Classic Hotel & Restaurant

Milford Hall is the highest rated of all the hotels in Salisbury. It is located in the heart of this ancient city, just a short walk from the shopping area and cathedral, and is ideally located for visiting Stonehenge. Originally a Georgian mansion house, Milford Hall has been sympathetically extended and successfully combines traditional English hospitality with modern facilities. Seeking a relaxing break, an efficient conference venue, a welcoming ambiance for private parties, or a fresh approach to eating out? You will find excellent service and value at Milford Hall. The restaurant has a great reputation and offers an imaginative menu. Accommodation includes 31 well-equipped rooms in the newer part of the hotel and 4 large feature bedrooms in the original Georgian building. All bedrooms are en-suite and offer direct dial telephones, hospitality tray, hair dryer, colour television (with satellite channels) and trouser press, plus the hotel has ample free parking on-site. Guests may purchase discounted vouchers for the local leisure centre and gym. Awarded Hotel of the Year in 2004 and 2005 by Salisbury Tourism Partnership, in recognition of outstanding customer service.

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