Having briefly visited Salisbury overnight last year, the wife and I decided we'd spend our first wedding anniversary there and take in some of the history of the city. Having scanned through various sites on the internet, the Old Mill seemed to stand out that little bit more and that's where we chose to stay. Considering its location, it was... More

20 cyclist took over 10 of the rooms at the Mill and we were made to feel very welcome, looked after well and fed fantastically. The food was absolutely brilliant, rooms comfortable and full of charm. They had a St Georges day medieval beer and cider event, which was excellent and we were made very welcome by the locals, I... More

What a place to find. We stopped one night and thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience. Our room was on the top floor which was interesting! Lovely view though and very comfortable. Food was excellent, good choices and well presented. The staff were well trained, friendly and helpful. Can thoroughly recommend and will visit again.

This is a place full of old world charm and I for one would change none of it. Perhaps the stairs are a little steep and narrow these might cause some difficulty for the disabled but my wife and I both senior citizens had little trouble. Our room at the top of the Hotel was warm and spacious, tastefully decorated... More

Room quite spacious, nice and warm for a very cold Easter. Stairs very steep not suitable for disabled but no problem for everyone else. Ate in restaurant and bar. Food very good in both. Public bar within the hotel nice and cosy, very busy but friendly. Staff very helpful and pleasant. Restaurant is full of character and a lovely setting... More

excellent 500 year old hotel that started life as a paper mill. the town is a very short walk unless the weather is bad ( like when we were staying ) but the food will win you over, it has a large dinner menu plus a special's board with 13 different meals 14 if you count the homemade soup .the... More

Salisbury is a fascinating city, and this lovely inn is only a stone's throw from the city, but offers a wealth of comfort. The pub is great, busy but not over-crowded, and you can sit and enjoy a glass (or two) of wine by a very cosy fire with excellent 1980s music to entertain you. The food was delicious and... More

Plus points - if you are looking for a pint and a meal then this is a good spot, good restaurent and good service, particularly in the evening we ate there. Great location too. But what lets this hotel down are the rooms. I can only speak as regards the room we stayed in, but some other comments on this... More

If you are looking for a pristine, modern, unexceptional hotel you might be better off in a Premier Inn. If you are looking for a picturesque, characterful, interesting building, with friendly staff, excellent food, a pub beneath your feet, a river beneath your feet, ducks outside your window and a sense of history then the Old Mill is definitely for... More