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Mercure Salisbury White Hart Hotel ★☆☆

A bedroom (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
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A bedroom, Mercure Salisbury White Hart Hotel, Salisbury and Stonehenge (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
A bedroom, Mercure Salisbury White Hart Hotel, Salisbury and Stonehenge (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
A bedroom, Mercure Salisbury White Hart Hotel, Salisbury and Stonehenge (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
A bedroom, Mercure Salisbury White Hart Hotel, Salisbury and Stonehenge (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
The hotel, Mercure Salisbury White Hart Hotel, Salisbury and Stonehenge (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
The patio, Mercure Salisbury White Hart Hotel, Salisbury and Stonehenge (Photo courtesy of the hotel)

A reliable mid-scale chain hotel across the Cathedral

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A bedroom
A bedroom
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A bedroom (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
A bedroom (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
A bedroom (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
A bedroom (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
The hotel (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
The patio (Photo courtesy of the hotel)

The Mercure has a great location across from the Salisbury Cathedral, with a lovely cobbled court lined by vine-draped walls and a lovely Georgian entrance.

The interior, however, is all contemporary befitting the style of this mid-scale Accor chain. For such standardized comforts and a brilliant city-center location, the price is pretty good.

That said, the rooms could stand a bit of an update, and the friendliness/alacrity of the staff can be hit-or-miss. You also won't be writing home about this particular English breakfast (and don't bother with the hotel restaurant for other meals).

Still, if you are looking for decent rates on a coporate chain hotel bang in the middle of the action in Salisbury, the Mercure is a safe bet.

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