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The White Lodge is located at 68 London Rd, Salisbury SP1 3EX, UK, we aim to offer all our customers a great experience with The White Lodge and we would be happy to assist you with any questions you may have.

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Lisa Judd

4 Google Rating

Very welcoming people. Terry who i had telephone conversation with in arranging my stay was helpful

4/ 5

Very welcoming people. Terry who i had telephone conversation with in arranging my stay was helpful and friendly. On arrival i was greeted from Terry's wife with a smile and pleasant conversation. My room was traditional decor, but pleasant to look at. Comfy bed and nice sized wardrobe. Thank you for your service. People................remember The White Lodge!!

Alex Kane

4 Google Rating

The White Lodge is a fantastic place to stay for the price. You get a private room, but there is a s

4/ 5

The White Lodge is a fantastic place to stay for the price. You get a private room, but there is a shared bath. Which is fine since they keep the bathroom spotless. Pretty good location, only about a 10-15 minute walk to the town center. And Terry (the owner) could not have been more welcoming and helpful. Just make sure you bring cash, as they do not accept card.

Clinton Forslund

2 Google Rating

Too much effort, I am trying to book a room ahead of time and they will only take bookings one month

2/ 5

Too much effort, I am trying to book a room ahead of time and they will only take bookings one month in advance.

Jean François Drevet

5 Google Rating

Very friendly owner and good breakfast

5/ 5

Very friendly owner and good breakfast

David Taylor

1 Google Rating

Very dated could do with new beds on arrival just got inside property was jumped upon about payment

1/ 5

Very dated could do with new beds on arrival just got inside property was jumped upon about payment how he only takes cash and wanted it straight away . Carpets are worn .shower is from the dark ages in short STAY AWAY

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