Grasmere House

Frommer's Review

Grasmere House stands near the confluence of the Nadder and Avon rivers on .6 hectares (1 1/2 acres) of grounds. Constructed in 1896 for Salisbury merchants, the house still suggests a family home. The original architectural features were retained as much as possible, including a "calling box" for servants in the dining room. A conservatory restaurant and bar overlooks the cathedral, as do three luxurious rooms. Four rooms are in the original house, with the remainder in a newer wing. Each room has a distinctive character and often opens onto a scenic view. Two accommodations are large enough for families, and the hotel welcomes young children. Each bathroom is well maintained and most have tub/shower combinations.

Facilities:
Restaurant; bar; room service; laundry service; nonsmoking rooms; rooms for those w/limited mobility

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