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Fairlawn House close to Stonehenge Larkhill and Boscombe Down

42 High Street
Wiltshire
United Kingdom
SP4 7DL
Tel:
++44 (0)1980 622103
Fax:
++44 (0)1980 624888
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Additional Features

4 Star
Beverages in all rooms
Cot
Ensuite all rooms
Family Friendly
Free overnight and weekend parking
Hairdryer all rooms
Highchairs
Homemade Food
Night Keys
Non Smoking
On-site Restaurant
Radio alarm
Showers all rooms
Special diets catered for
Television all rooms
Vegetarians catered for
WI-FI Internet Access

Description

On business or touring Fairlawn is less than 2 miles (3km) from Stonehenge,8 miles (13km) from the Cathedral City of Salisbury Fairlawn and convenient for MOD establishments.

A non-smoking guest house with atmosphere, the owners take great pride in providing a friendly and professional service.

Fairlawn House is a grade II listed fine Georgian townhouse, conveniently situated in the small historical market town of Amesbury just off the A303. We are only about 40 miles from the lovely Roman city of Bath and about 60 miles from the outskirts of London, making Amesbury an ideal stopover for those travelling to the West Country, Devon and Cornwall.

The house still retains many of the original features including a wonderful curved staircase and a rare internal wind vane. There is a lovely lounge and bar area, providing a beautiful and comfortable place for guests to relax and browse through the library of guidebooks and local tourist information.

All bedrooms are en-suite and have complimentary tea and coffee trays, colour TV, hairdryer and are comfortably furnished. The owners take care to provide a high level of cleanliness throughout the hotel.

There is a unique feature dining room situated in the former wine cellar area, where the owners supply a healthy continental style breakfast, and for the more traditional, a freshly prepared home-cooked English or Vegetarian breakfast cooked to your specific tastes. Our breakfasts are prepared using as much local produce as possible.
Tuesday through to Saturday evenings, the dining room transforms to become “Cellar’s” Restaurant offering a delicious 2 or 3 course Table d’Hote menu for residents as well as the general public.

Disabled Access
The hotel was built in 1837 and as a listed building access is limited, however we want to provide the best service for all guests so please call us in advance to discuss your requirements