Best Western Salisbury Red Lion Hotel

The location was very central, our rooms were simple but clean, and the staff were very helpful. Would definitely visit again. WiFi cut out once but other than that, no issues. It's very close to the centre of Salisbury, and check in was very quick and simple. Rooms are a bit old, but they take care of the place so it feels quaint and comforting. Also, the courtyard and the restaurant are quite big, a lot bigger than we initially thought. less

Very clean hotel with large rooms. No complaints - all good. Breakfast was great and busy but the staff were fantastic. The two girls that worked the breakfast room were smiley, helpful and efficient. Overall highly recommended less

Lovely building but a soulless dining room. Made mistakes with our drinks but a fabulous waitress made the whole evening fun, well done her. Friends heater didn't work. Tight but useful parking spaces. Would syay again as it is central and good balue. less

Stayed at the Red Lion for 3 nights, Friday until Monday. We had room 29 which was very tired looking and we were kept awake Friday and Saturday night from the club situated next door. There was no view at all from the only window in the room. It looked out onto neighbouring rooftops with piles of pigeon mess which was disgusting. There was no point in asking for a change of room as the hotel was full. The shower temperature was also very difficult to regulate, going from cold to very hot. For over £500 for the weekend, I expected better. The staff however were very friendly and the location great. Is it a 4 star hotel, definately not. Would I stay again, probably not. Also be aware of a £15 a night parking charge! less

I was invited by Salisbury’s Mayor to join the British Legion Remembrance Day service and to lay a wreath on Salisbury’s War Memorial which my father Lt Col Adlam VC had the proud honour to unveil in February 1922. Accompanied by my son Michael we asked at reception that as I could only walk with the aid of 2 sticks were there any ground floor rooms, unfortunately there were not and we were then directed to room 31. We then asked if there were any lifts, unfortunately again, there were not, making our way from reception room 31 appeared to be the furthest of all the rooms available. We then met 3 of our relations who we had not seen since pre covid days in the bar, such was the raucous noise that we had to move to another venue in order to hear ourselves speak. Eventually we settled down for the night only to be kept awake by the loud thumping noise from the adjacent night club until 2 am in the morning. After breakfast, which was excellent, we left the hotel. I would add to all this that during my working life I visited many of the large towns in this country but never in any hotel in which I stayed was I asked to pay a parking fee, when we enquired about parking we were told it was £15 and all were fully booked anyway. We were disgusted with this fee. less