Set in Avebury, 16 km from Lydiard Park, Elderbrook House offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
Dawn
United Kingdom
The room was large and very comfortable. I loved the standing bath and the large bed. Dinner and Beakfast were exceptionally made with fresh ingredients. The view from the window was so beautiful. Ben and his family are so very kind and hospitable and they even got us a takeaway bag for the journey home! Will def come again!
The Green Dragon has a garden, shared lounge, a terrace and restaurant in Marlborough. Featuring a bar, the property is located within 25 km of Lydiard Park.
Located in Pewsey and only 26 km from Stonehenge, The Cabin - a very quiet location provides accommodation with garden views, free WiFi and free private parking.
Robert
United Kingdom
Great little spot and lovely little cabin has everything u need owner s where very welcoming and helpful
A recently renovated holiday home set in Calne, 5 BEDROOM BUNGALOW, SLEEPS 7, in CALNE features a garden. This property offers access to a balcony, free private parking and free WiFi.
Situated in Marlborough, 25 km from Lydiard Park and 32 km from Newbury Racecourse, Cosy character cottage in central Marlborough UK features accommodation with free WiFi in a historic building.
Jennifer
New Zealand
Loved the location, the cottage was so quaint and we especially loved how helpful John was
Avebury is a favorite place for us. Ancient history you can walk in, beautiful outdoor area, welcome and accessible for people of any age who have some degree of mobility; many paths to walk on. The Red Lion restaurant has operated for many years, good food and atmosphere , indoor and outdoor seating.
Dolores
United States
Scored 10
10
Avebury stones dwarf its flashier near-neighbour Stonehenge.
Avebury stones dwarf its flashier near-neighbour Stonehenge. I first visited Stonehenge in the early 1970s, but once I found Avebury I never went back. The henge is so large that it contains a village, and many of the stones are massive. In addition to the stones themselves there are numerous other things to see, such as the West Kennet Avenue, the West Kennet long barrow, Silbury Hill (the largest man-made mound in Europe) and The Sanctuary. There are a few pubs close to Avebury, with the Red Lion in the centre of the village. We had an evening meal there. Avebury is small enough for you to get around most of the the sites mentioned above on foot. The National Trust puts on activities but we didn't take part in any of them during our stay.
Moragh
Scored 10
10
Great B&B friendly host, very clean comfy room.
Great B&B friendly host, very clean comfy room. Delicious breakfast, spacious car park. Well stocked fridge with honesty box. Great location for touring the area. The host had arranged a 20% discount off food at the local pub for residents. We took advantage of this for a meal... a nice saving. Highly recommended B&B.
Michael
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
great town to visit, a lot of ancient landmarks, very nice...
great town to visit, a lot of ancient landmarks, very nice people, great places to eat and drink nearby, great places to stay, nice little shops, don't park to much in public if you are foreign visitor as they tend to target foreign cars ;-)
Peter
Belgium
Scored 10
10
We loved the standing stones and the fact that one can hike...
We loved the standing stones and the fact that one can hike around the area and see so much without any barriers or encumbrances re access to the stones. We ate at the Red Lion each night and the food was really good. Make sure to check out the table built on an ancient 80 foot well - what a back story. Its a quaint quiet town and the stones are quite impressive. Two days was perfect for us to “absorb the energy” and have a quiet ramble. Not too crowded - A lovely place to visit.
Brian
United States
Scored 10
10
We visited at Easter which is the perfect time for us with...
We visited at Easter which is the perfect time for us with all the flowers, spring lambs and (luckily for us) beautiful weather. There are some stunning walks to the stones and other sites of interest. I had no idea of the historical significance of this fascinating place. We found the local people friendly and helpful. The Manor house, museum and Gardens are worth a visit and The Circles cafe served soup, sandwiches, pasties, ice cream and cream teas (including a vegan option). The local shops were great too and we spent many hours in looking at crystals, books and locally produced goods. We were unable to get a table at The Red Lion pub which is an attractive thatched roof pub (Chef and Brewer) in the village but we chose instead some independent local-ish eateries. Nearby Marlborough has some good restaurants and excellent shops.
Kim
United Kingdom
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