The Kings Arms Hotel

Full of traditional charm, very much appreciated, the Kings Arms Hotel is rumoured to have housed both King Charles I and II. In the heart of historic Salisbury, valued throughout, this beautifully preserved Tudor building is rich in original character, with wooden wall panelling, stone fireplaces, freestanding baths and four-poster beds. All of the rooms have TVs and tea/coffee and some rooms have views towards Salisbury Cathedral and Malmesbury House. Today, and above all, The Kings Arms Hotel offers attractive en suite rooms, each with their own unique, individual character and boasting period features, including historic wooden beams. A full English breakfast is available every day and The Kings Arms Hotel's restaurant, very much appreciated, Curiosity at the Kings, offers contemporary British cuisine. Free Wi-Fi is available in the public areas. With its historic streets and beautiful half-timbered buildings, and above all, the magnificent medieval city of Salisbury is a great base from which to explore some of Southern England's finest attractions, including Salisbury Cathedral, Stonehenge, and Wilton House.