"It's a beautiful historic building by the river in a great location close to the cathedral in the center of town."
Katherine from United States
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"Room sizes. Tall ceilings . Location . Clean room . Great shower . Complimentary water, biscuits and they were refreshed the next day."
Adem from United Kingdom
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"Very nice rooms all with a Weatherspoons pub - building had historical significance"
Dave from United Kingdom
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"Room, location to station, food availability late and a really good breakfast."
Chris from Australia
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"Room was plenty large enough, clean and had the facilities I needed."
Conrad from United Kingdom
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3-star historical inn in Salisbury with real ale festival
Accommodation
The Kings Head Inn Wetherspoon offers a range of accommodations designed to cater to different guest needs. Rooms are equipped with essential comforts, ensuring a restful night's sleep. Step-free access is available, making the hotel accessible for all guests.
Dining
The on-site pub serves a diverse menu and is a destination for beer enthusiasts. During the spring beer festival, guests can enjoy 30 real ales, including selections from five international breweries. The pub atmosphere adds a unique dining experience, offering a chance to taste local and international beverages.
Entertainment
Rugby fans can catch all the live matches of the Six Nations Championship at the hotel. The venue showcases all fixtures, providing an ideal setting to enjoy the excitement of the tournament. This aspect adds an engaging entertainment option for guests during their stay.
Historical Significance
Occupying a site with a rich history dating back to the 15th century, the inn offers a glimpse into Salisbury's past. John Taylor, known as the 'Water Poet,' lodged at the Kings Head Inn after a significant rowing journey from London in 1623. This historical connection enriches the experience for visitors interested in local heritage.
Location
Located in Salisbury, the Kings Head Inn is well positioned for exploring the area's attractions. Guests have access to various cultural and historical sites nearby. Its central location makes it an excellent base for discovering the charm of Wiltshire.
Highlights
Accommodation: Step-free access rooms
Dining: Spring beer festival with 30 real ales
Entertainment: Live Six Nations Championship matches
Historical Significance: Inn dating back to the 15th century
“The central location is undeniably its strongest asset, placing you right in the heart of everything with convenient access to transport. I found the renovated rooms, with their high ceilings and stylish touches, to be a comfortable and quiet retreat, while the breakfast menu left a lasting positive impression.”
James DavidEditor-in-Chief at Hotels3s
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Facilities
The Kings Head Inn Wetherspoon offers amenities for your comfortable stay and unforgettable experiences