Wiltshire Hotels with free parking

"Perfect 10 Year Anniversary Stay! We spent 3 nights at Whatley Manor for our 10 year anniversary and honestly couldn't have asked for better. The suite was spacious, spotless and properly luxurious - plus so peaceful you'd forget you're only an hour from London. The gardens are absolutely stunning, clearly maintained with real care. We booked the Michelin star restaurant and they were brilliant about my dietary requirements - not just accommodating but genuinely excited to make it work. That attention to detail carried through the entire stay. Every staff member made us feel looked after without being over the top about it. The lounge was gorgeous, drinks were excellent, and everything from their sustainability efforts to the little stories behind the property just added to the experience. The views alone are worth it. Only complaint? We just wanted more of it so, wished we'd booked longer. Would absolutely return."

"Perfect "

"Lovely stay, very charming accommodation. Quite close to Stonehenge if you want to beat the crowds at the very popular tourist attraction. Dinner and breakfast in the restaurant were delicious. Staff was very friendly. "

"Clean room / staff friendly and helpful/ breakfast choice good "

"Clean spacious room, friendly staff, ample parking. Good location for accessibility to local area."

"Best buffet breakfast, eggs cooked perfectly to order. All the staff friendly and helpful. Accommodation perfect, comfortable, clean everything we needed."

"The room was clean and spacious, with an excellent bathroom. Overall property appearance was clean, tidy and very attractive. Breakfast was excellent, really good value for the money. Staff were friendly and most helpful. A lovely stay!"

"Lovely experience all round. Great little apartment for family stays. Excellent service from the manager. "

"The room was clean and big. it feels new and the pub next door was decent. it was a great location to explore Bath, the Cotswalds, Stratford, Stonehenge, and Wells/Glastonbury. There were some staffing shortages that led to some hiccups, but that was situational and shouldn't be a problem moving forward."