I stayed here with family on a one night stay and must say it was beautiful inside. Love the floors and how all the furniture leans into each other. Have to keep your wits about you walking on the stairs and in the hallways. Loved it. Breakfast was divine and the service was excellent. Wish we had more character in... more

Awesome location and so easy to find, with plenty of parking at rear. A fantastic room packed with period features and wonderful olde worlde charm. Simply the best 'full English' breakfast that you could hope for, overall fantastic value for money.... The team at Kings Arms where charming, helpful and made our stay at Salisbury a most pleasurable one. more

I had a Canadian friend over visiting and picked this hotel from the website as I wanted to show Louise something that was historic, yet also contemporary. The hotel was perfect, full of ancient character, but beautifully upgraded. North Americans love the wonky floors etc. The staff were friendly and helpful and made us feel at home. The food was... more

Under new management this is a hotel in a period building dating back to the 12th century. Although having read mixed reviews, I found the staff to be both very helpfull and willing to go out of their way to assist with those little things which can make a difference to a stay. The hotel itself is full of character... more

We recently stayed at the Kings Arms Hotel in Salisbury, England, and found everything to be great: accommodations, personnel, the pub on-premises. The doorways are sometimes low, so don't bump your head. I recommend this one. Very near the beautiful cathedral (with its own copy of Magna Carta). more

The hotel is in an old building near the cathedral and not far from the city centre. As it's such an old building the floors are at different heights which takes some getting used to but makes the place feel individual. The rooms are a decent size and the bathrooms are well fitted out (although in a couple of places... more

A friend and I decided to stay at this hotel for a girlie shopping weekend. I had stayed there before in 2004 and found the place very satisfactory. It has since changed hands and all I can say is Wow what an improvement. The whole hotel is full of character and very cosy. As to the food, well what can... more

Stayed for one Saturday night in August 2007 and it cost £110 for one double room. The hotel is historic and because of this I was prepared to pay more money than usual. The room was basic and characterless, it has been modernised with ceiling lights and a flat screen television, but feels very shabby. It was clean and I... more

As noted in some earlier reviews, this hotel is under new management. All I can say is that the new owners are doing an excellent job !!!! The rooms are very well appointed, full of character and very comfortable. The staff are all very friendly and welcoming. They were only too happy to help. The highlight of the stay was... more