3 Star Hotels in Shaftesbury, England

"Everything walkable and a great standard of INN type accommodation "

"Room was great and well appointed.. hotel team were pleasant.. breakfast was hit and miss .. we realised different chefs were on.. pity no level of consistency.. "

"We were very happy with our stay, chose this hotel because of it's location, easy walk into Shaftesbury and gold hill, and next day to stourhead national trust. The room was very clean and everything worked ok but the room decor reflected the 3 star rating, but the bar and dinning areas were more like 4/5 star and also the food and service one of the best Sunday carveries ever, would return just for that, and then to top that the full English breakfast wow, that was definitely 5 star, the staff were very friendly and helpful, the hotel has a large car park area which is shared by day visitors for restaurant and swimming pool which is free to guests, although the building looks a little tired we would use again because of the price, The only suggestion I would make is to separate the guests parking area from visitors . "

"The location is superb and convenient to get to places with ease. We were disappointed with reception staff upon arrival. No real welcome, no clear message of how to find our caravan (too busy having personal conversations). No information on how to use items, no clear message that WiFi wasn’t available although we had expected WiFi (thought we had booked a place with WiFi) explained we has a child with ASD hoping we would have been offered an upgrade but no…so don’t be blinkered that you have paid for luxury but definitely nothing luxury about their caravan. On the surface the caravan did look clean until we were removing sofa cushions looking for the bed - crisps, money, dust, fluff not pleasant. In storage outside old boots that’s obviously been left behind. No bedding for sofa bed, waited 4 hours then contacted out of hours, must say they were VERY good. Facilities on site were good and our 14 year old enjoyed the amusements. Again staff there were good."