Prices from £200 PN

Jump into Bishopstrow's playful 19th-century charm. Think serene grounds paired with decadent bedrooms - the perfect balance of old-world elegance and modern indulgence.

Visit for
Boutique country lounging
Be inspired by
History - with a twist
Setting
Verdant Wiltshire's Wyle Valley
Style
Playful indulgence
Accommodation
Rooms | Suites
Don't forget
Your camera - to capture the decadent décor & historic area
Ages 13 or above
2
Ages 2-12
0

Or call the hotel on 01985 804680

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Waiting for you at Bishopstrow Hotel & Spa...

  1. Facilities

    Children welcome
    Dogs accepted
    Electric car charging
    Exclusive use
    Gardens
    Helipad
    Meetings
    Restaurant
    Spa & Leisure
    Sustainability
    Swimming pool
    Tennis
    Wedding facilities

  2. The lost Village Of Imber

    Imber's villagers were 'liberated' of their homes in 1943, with just 47 days notice, to make way for American troops to train for the liberation of Europe during World War II. The Village now remains unihabited but is open on selected dated throughout the year for tours and exploration.

  3. Things to know

    Check in at Bishopstrow Hotel is from 3pm and check out anytime before 11am.

    All overnight guests can also enjoy access to the spa facilities.

    Book your stay direct to unlock the best available rate and offers.

Getting here

Boreham Rd, Warminster, Wiltshire, BA12 9H

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Reservations

01985 804680

Enquiries

01985 804680
info@bishopstrowhotel.com

Bishopstrow Hotel & Spa

Boreham Rd, Warminster, Wiltshire, BA12 9H

"Bishopstrow, with its own meadows and section of river, is a country house hotel that aims to be a little quirkier than most...

...It’s probably best known for its destination spa, but the lavish and vibrant bedrooms are another good reason to take a trip to this bucolic corner of Wiltshire. The expansive grounds make it great for families."

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