Marlborough Hotel Guide - Alexander Keiller Museum hotels in Marlborough, United Kingdom.

"Just returned from a wonderful Christmas at this gorgeous place. Lovely relaxing stay with great walks from the door, which the dog loved! Great communication before and throughout with the owner, who was so helpful. The house itself was immaculately clean and we loved the quirkiness of the place with all sorts of amazing pieces of art. The house was very pet and child friendly with stair gates, a high chair and travel cot, as well as a cot in one of the bedrooms if you need it. The beds were wonderfully comfortable and the house had everything we needed to be a real home from home. Cannot rate highly enough!"

"Fabulous cottage. Very large rooms, considering age of property. Beautifully clean, comfy beds with crisp, white bedding.Bathroom has stand-alone shower which is powerful, as well as a bath with shower attachment (we did not use this). Kitchen is as described. We didn't need anything extra, but it is worth saying that there is no microwave or air fryer, if these are important to you.Check-in is very easy - turn up and go in. This is not a high crime area. The property may be a little difficult to find in the dark, however, as Google maps wanted to take us quite a way away, and what3words tells you to stop on the main road and walk across a field(!). When booked, I recommend viewing the maps and dropping a pin - ignore where Google wants to send you. Also note that although wifi is excellent inside the property, there is no signal outside at all, so you may not be able to call the owner if you get stuck.Nice pub 5 mins walk away in the village which does food. Avebury and Lacock are really easy to get to for sight seeing, and Malborough is really close for some shopping / cafe culture."

"The cottage was exceptional - warm, comfortable, clean, well equipped and in an excellent position.The only very minor thing which could have been improved were the directions for getting there. The Google Maps directions weren’t accurate so a few pointers would have been useful. "