Westbury Hotels: Where to Stay in Wiltshire

Westbury is a small Wiltshire town below Salisbury Plain, best known for the Westbury White Horse. The list of hotels in Westbury Wiltshire is short. You will find a village inn, a few bed and breakfasts, and a holiday park. The larger hotel brands sit in nearby towns. This guide covers every Westbury hotel and guest house we could confirm from at least two sources. We flag the gaps, drop places we could not verify, and show how to choose a base for the White Horse walk. Rates change daily, so we quote none.

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Hotels in Westbury Wiltshire: What We Could Confirm

The Hollies Inn: Where to Stay in Westbury Leigh

The Hollies Inn stands at 55 Westbury Leigh, Westbury, BA13 3SF. Listings describe a small inn with a restaurant and a bar. The same listings count five rooms, all with private bathrooms. Room types include a double, a twin, and a suite with a kitchenette.

Check-in runs from 3:00 PM to 10:00 PM. Check-out ends at 10:00 AM. Guests get free on-site parking and an electric vehicle charging point. Free Wi-Fi covers the public areas. A terrace, a garden, and a playground sit on the grounds. Breakfast costs extra.

Two details need care. The upper floors have stairs and no lift. Pets are not allowed according to the listing. Call the inn before you book if either point matters to you.

Choose the Hollies Inn if you want a pub with rooms and a meal downstairs. Westbury Leigh is a district of the town, so confirm the walk to the centre with the inn.

Redwood Lodge: A Guest House on The Ham

Redwood Lodge sits on The Ham, Westbury, BA13 4HE. Listing sites call the property a four-star guest house or bed and breakfast. Each room has a private bathroom and a private entrance. The room types are a single, a double with a fireplace, and a twin.

A cooked breakfast is served in the dining room. Lighter choices include fruit and cereal. The guest house offers free parking and free Wi-Fi. A garden, a terrace, and a picnic area give you outdoor space. Pets are not allowed.

Check-in times differ between listings. One section shows 12:00 to 22:00. Another shows 11:00 to 13:00 and 16:00 to 22:00. Check-out is listed from 8:00 to 10:30 in the morning. Confirm your arrival time by phone before you travel, especially for a late arrival.

One listing says the rooms are priced without breakfast. Another says a full breakfast is served daily. Ask which applies to your booking.

Santi Bhavana Bed and Breakfast on The Butts

Santi Bhavana is at 32 The Butts, Westbury, BA13 3EX. Two independent listings place the property in the town. They describe a private room with its own entrance and a patio. Extras listed include a garden, free private parking, free Wi-Fi, a kitchenette, and a flat-screen TV. Breakfast comes as a continental buffet or in your room.

We found no official site for the property. Treat the details as unconfirmed until you speak to the host. Ask about the room, breakfast, and parking at the time you book.

Fairwood Lakes Holiday Park in Dilton Marsh

Fairwood Lakes Holiday Park is on Fairwood Road, Dilton Marsh, Westbury, BA13 4EL. The phone number is 01373 826792. Visit Wiltshire lists lakeside lodges with hot tubs, shepherd’s huts, treehouses, and twenty touring pitches. Tents, caravans, and motorhomes are welcome.

The park has a shop, a cafe, a play park, indoor soft play, and a nature trail. Guests can fish on 6.5 acres of coarse fishing lakes. The listing calls the park child and dog friendly. Dog rules are not spelled out, so ask before you bring a pet.

Visit Wiltshire says the park is open all year. The 2026 opening table on the same page shows no times. Phone the park to confirm dates for your stay.

Hotels Near Westbury: Where to Stay in Warminster and Trowbridge

Westbury has no large chain hotel of its own. Guests who want a brand name or a spa often stay in a neighbouring town and travel in by car or train.

Bishopstrow Hotel and Spa near Warminster

Bishopstrow Hotel and Spa is a country house hotel on Boreham Road, Warminster, BA12 9HH. Warminster is a separate town, so this is not a Westbury address. The phone number is 01985 804680.

The hotel site lists 36 rooms and suites. Some have a private hot tub. The spa has an outdoor garden with thermal contrast therapies. The Garden Grill serves British food made with local ingredients. Other options include Wild Carrot, a bar, and afternoon tea. The hotel says dogs are welcome. Check-in and check-out times were not on the page we read, so ask the hotel.

Wiltshire Council also lists Bishopstrow as an approved venue for ceremonies, which supports the claim of an active property. This is the pick for a special occasion.

Premier Inn Trowbridge: A Budget Base Near Westbury

Premier Inn Trowbridge stands in central Trowbridge. The brand site says the hotel is within walking distance of the Civic Centre. The phone number is 0333 321 9319. Rooms have air conditioning and free Wi-Fi. Accessible rooms are offered.

Breakfast is a build-your-own buffet. The on-site restaurant is Thyme Bar and Grill. Parking needs planning. Guests can use the St. Stephen’s Place car park free of charge. Registration at reception is required, and spaces go first come, first served. Other car parks nearby charge a fee.

Trowbridge is a separate town. Plan to drive or take public transport to reach Westbury. Check the route before you book.

Motels and Roadside Stays

Britain has few motels in the American sense. The nearest equivalents are budget chain hotels such as Premier Inn and inns with parking at the door. A Travelodge is listed in Warminster, though we did not verify the current details. Check the chain site before you plan around this option.

Places We Dropped From the Old Guide

An earlier version of this guide listed The Yarnbrook as a boutique hotel with a restaurant and a bar. We could not confirm a hotel with this name. We removed the entry.

The same guide listed the Horse and Groom as a pub with rooms. The pub stands at 18 Alfred Street, Westbury, BA13 3DY. A 2025 letting brochure from its agent describes a Grade II listed freehouse offered on lease. The brochure shows private owner accommodation upstairs and no guest rooms. Some booking sites still list the address as a bed and breakfast. Sources disagree, so we do not recommend booking there until the operator confirms rooms in writing.

The old guide also named a Westbury Museum and Tourist Information Centre. We found a Westbury Heritage Centre on the High Street instead, and the Laverton Institute has a free exhibition on Victorian Westbury. We list both below.

Things to Do Near Your Westbury Hotel

The Westbury White Horse is the main draw. Visit Wiltshire says the figure is thought to be over 300 years old. English Heritage looks after Bratton Camp, the Iron Age hillfort above the horse. Entry is free during daylight hours all year. A large free car park sits beside the hillfort. The slopes are steep and uneven, so wear strong footwear. Sheep graze the site, so keep dogs on a lead.

English Heritage reports wildfire damage at Bratton Camp in mid-August. The site has reopened, but visitors should take care.

In town, All Saints’ Church is a Grade I listed building with a ring of eight bells. The Westbury Heritage Centre on the High Street shows the town’s industrial past with historic photographs. The Laverton Institute offers a free exhibition on Victorian Westbury on weekdays from 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM. The town also has a Victorian swimming pool. Check opening times before you go.

Further out, St Mary’s Church in Old Dilton dates to the 14th century and has no electricity. Three Daggers Brewery near Edington combines a micro-brewery, a farm shop, and a pub. Local events include the Donkey Derby in May and the Westbury Festival in autumn.

Getting to Westbury and Getting Around

Westbury station is a major junction on the Great Western Railway network. Trains run to London Paddington, Penzance, Cardiff, Portsmouth, Bristol Temple Meads, Salisbury, and Frome. The station has a car park with 240 spaces and step-free access. The ticket office has limited hours, so buy ahead or use the machines.

By road, the A303, A350, and A36 serve the area. Visit Wiltshire notes two large car parks in the town centre. Most guest houses offer parking, which helps if you plan to visit Longleat, Bath, or Salisbury by car.

Taxis serve the town. Bus options are limited, so check timetables before you rely on them.

What We Checked and What We Could Not

We checked each property against at least two sources. These include the Premier Inn site, the Bishopstrow site, Visit Wiltshire, Wiltshire Council, English Heritage, and booking listings. We could not confirm current rates, and we do not quote any.

Single-source or conflicting details stay marked as unconfirmed. These include the Redwood Lodge check-in window, the Santi Bhavana room details, the Fairwood Lakes opening dates, and the Horse and Groom rooms. Phone each property before you pay a deposit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Conclusion: Choosing Hotels in Westbury Wiltshire

Westbury offers a small but real choice of places to stay. The Hollies Inn gives you a pub with rooms. Redwood Lodge gives you a guest house with a cooked breakfast. Fairwood Lakes suits families and campers. For a spa or a chain hotel, look at Warminster or Trowbridge. Call ahead, confirm policies and arrival times, and book early for summer weekends.

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