Find hotels in MARLBOROUGH

Hotels in MARLBOROUGH





The Inn With The Well

Address: Malborough Road, Ogbourne St. George, Marlborough

$70 - $104

The Inn With The Well
The Inn With The Well
The Inn With The Well

The Inn With The Well

Hotel information Megan and Mike Shaw have been at The Inn With The Well (formerly The Old Crown) since 1991. They warmly welcome you to their tranquil retreat with no pool tables, jukeboxes or gaming machines. The village inn is known for its good food, Real Ales, wine and high-quality... more

CASTLE AND BALL

Address: High Street, Marlborough
Limited Service Year Built 1745 Additional Property Description The Castle and Ball Hotel Marlborough sits in the historic Wiltshire market town of Marlborough with easy access from the M4 via the A346. The Castle and Ball Hotel is an historic coaching inn dating from 15th century, situated in the... more

Parklands Hotel

Address: High Street, Ogbourne St George, Marlborough Nr Swindon

$75 - $111

Quick description This warm and cosy hotel with lovely views and a restaurant is in the beautiful Marlborough Downs of Wiltshire.The family-run Parklands is an 18th-century country inn with friendly staff and up-to-date facilities. It is a 5-minute drive from junction 15 of the M4 motorway near... more

Castle & Ball Hotel

Address: 1 Neates Yard, Marlborough
Holding the rather curious status of its location on Britain's widest high street, the Castle & Ball Hotel, Marlborough, Wiltshire is no stranger to the unusual. Its fascinating historical origins date back to the 15th century, and its proximity to some of the most splendid attractions in... more

Castle and Ball Marlborough Hotel

Address: High Street, Marlborough
Castle and Ball Marlborough Hotel
Castle and Ball Marlborough Hotel
Castle and Ball Marlborough Hotel

Castle and Ball Marlborough Hotel

Situated in the centre of Britains widest high street- the Castle and Ball has had an interesting past. It occupies a site which has had an inn standing on it since the 15th Century. Dates back to the Spanish Armada. From 1745 to 1763 it was called the Antelope and was renamed The Castle and Ball-... more