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Honeysuckle Homestead BED
& BREAKFAST
situated in the Wiltshire countryside nine miles west of the Cathedral city of Salisbury |
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B&B Contact Details |
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Bed and Breakfast Summary |
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Honeysuckle Homestead
Catherine Ford Road
Dinton
Salisbury
Wiltshire
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| 1 Twin from: | £22.50 pppn |
| 2 Double from: | £22.50 pppn |
| 3 Single from: | £25.00 pppn |
| Family from: | Please enquire |
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Bed and Breakfast Description |
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Honeysuckle Homestead is adjacent to National Trust land with Philipps House situated within Dinton Park. We are open all year and there is ample car parking. It offers bed and breakfast accommodation, a self catering flat and also a site for camping and caravanning. The resident owners Yve and Dave Kirby and Pete Reeves will offer you a warm welcome and ensure that every effort is made to make your stay as pleasant and as comfortable as possible.
We have 1 family, 1 twin, 2 double and 3 single rooms, all en-suite with shower and full central heating. All rooms are on the ground floor providing easy access for wheelchairs via a slope at the front door. All rooms have colour televisions and coffee and tea making facilities. A lounge area is available for guests. The lounge area has leaflets from local tourist attractions and also maps for reference. In addition there is a selection of books available for guests.
The lounge area is adjacent to a sunny dining room with open aspect where you can enjoy your Full English Breakfast and cereals accompanied by freshly prepared fruit and home made preserves.
A cot and highchairs are available for families with young children. A computer with broadband Internet access is available free of charge to guests. A no smoking policy is operated throughout, but a patio area is available for guests. |
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Salisbury Attractions |
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Honeysuckle Homestead is a perfect place as a base for touring the many attractions within easy reach. A wide range of tourist literature is provided. Below are a few of our families' favourites.
Wilton House and Gardens - Residence of the 18th Earl of Pembroke, the house has many art treasures. There are beautiful gardens to explore with a large adventure playground. There are also a well stocked shop and restaurant.
Salisbury Cathedral - The cathedral has the highest spire in Britain and holds an original copy of the Magna Carta. Climb 332 steps through the roof spaces to the foot of the spire, 225 feet above ground level, for breathtaking views.
Stonehenge - The world heritage site of Stonehenge houses the most intriguing and remarkable monument in the British Isles providing a mysterious fascination as old as the great temples and pyramids of Egypt.
Old Sarum - Originally an Iron Age hill-fort, later occupied by Romans and Saxons and finally Normans who built the castle and cathedral. The cathedral was moved to its present site in the 13th century.
Stourhead - An outstanding 18th Century landscape with something to offer, whatever the season. Specimen trees, spring bulbs, flowering shrubs, hybrid rhododendrons and an historic collection of pelargoniums. Classical and Gothic buildings are set against wooded slopes.
There are many other places of interest for the family such as Longleat, Paultons Park, Farmer Giles Farmstead, Cholderton Rare Breeds Farm Park, The Hawk Conservancy and Monkey World to name a few. |
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B&B Location
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From Salisbury, take the A36 to Wilton. Turn left at the roundabout in Wilton onto the A30. Continue to Barford St Martin and turn right onto the B3089. After three miles, you are in the village of Dinton. Turn left at the crossroads into Catherine Ford Road. After about 400 yards, bear right immediately before the bridge. We are at the end of a long drive on the right.
From the West
From the West, turn right off the A303 onto the B3089 and continue to Dinton. Immediately after entering Dinton village, turn right at the crossroads into Catherine Ford Road and continue as above.
Alternative route from the East
(Not suitable for large vehicles or caravans): Heading west, travel along the A303 past Winterbourne Stoke to the dual carriageway. Shortly after a steep downhill stretch, pass under a bridge and take the A36 left hand turn. Do not bear left, but continue straight ahead, and after about 50 yards, turn right. After about another 50 yards, turn left into Wylye. Continue through the village and just past the Post Office, turn left. After about 1/4 mile, turn right towards Dinton and cross the railway crossing. Continue on to Dinton and in village pass the church on the right. At crossroads continue over into Catherine Ford road. After about 400 yards, bear right immediately before the bridge. We are at the end of a long drive on the right.
Nearest Railway Station:
Tisbury
(4.1
Miles)
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