The Red Lion, a property with a garden, is situated in Lacock, 200 metres from Lacock Abbey, 22 km from Royal Crescent, as well as 22 km from The Circus Bath.
Susan
Australia
Quaint old world hotel, lovely dinner and breakfast. Convenient parking and great location.
Sign of the Angel features a garden, shared lounge, a restaurant and bar in Lacock. The property is situated 22 km from Royal Crescent, 22 km from The Circus Bath and 22 km from Bath Abbey.
kim
Morocco
Darren & his staff were wonderful & the Inn was a special experience.
Rising Sun Pub, Restaurant and Rooms is situated in Lacock, 2.6 km from Lacock Abbey, 25 km from Royal Crescent, as well as 25 km from The Circus Bath.
Located in Lacock, the recently renovated The Governor's House at The Tanyard provides accommodation 400 metres from Lacock Abbey and 22 km from The Circus Bath.
Matt
United Kingdom
What a Golden Find, an absolute beautiful property, furnished beautifully, delightfully decorated bedroom, with a lovely four poster bed, luxurious bed linen. Including fresh huge fluffy towels, dressing gowns, and all facilities needed for a beautiful hot shower. TV has all channels, with Netflix, Disney and ITV X etc. Fresh Full cream milk provided with choice of teas, coffees, biscuits, and wine, beer, Coke, Sprite and mineral water provided via a fridge for a small extra cost.
Free parking, the House is literally right in the centre of the village, which is such a great help, as parking in Lacock Village can be difficult and restricted at busy times.
Breakfast was a freshly baked Continental with Preserves, Natural Yogurt and Granola. Morning two, was fresh toasted sour dough, with delicious free range scrambled egg and baked beans.
Each evening we sat outside in our own private courtyard and our host, Rufus, would build us a fire, provide cushions and blankets, and plenty of fire wood to replenish.
Rufus and his family are the perfect hosts, and literally nothing is to much trouble, and we shall definitely be back in a heart beat!
The Rectory Lacock - Boutique Bed and Breakfast has garden views, free WiFi and free private parking, set in Lacock, 700 metres from Lacock Abbey.
Jacqueline
United Kingdom
Everything. A beautiful house, large bedroom with plenty of natural light, very quiet and relaxing environment. Delightful hosts who were very welcoming and keen to ensure our stay was a pleasant one.
Located in Lacock and only 1.5 km from Lacock Abbey, Pear Tree Loft provides accommodation with river views, free WiFi and free private parking.
Chris
United Kingdom
Pear Tree Loft is located right next to the river Avon and has a super garden in which to wander. We stayed for three nights and found the accommodation to be first class. The spiral staircase was tricky to negotiate with our luggage but that wouldn’t put us off staying again. Unfortunately, we stayed just as the area suffered massive rainstorms which caused the river to flood making getting around very difficult, additionally the water knocked out the heat pump so we had no heating or hot water one of the nights. The owners managed to rectify this the following morning.
Located in Melksham, 6.6 km from Lacock Abbey, The Kings Arms Hotel provides accommodation with a terrace, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Alan
United Kingdom
Lovely feel to the Kings Arms, friendly staff, excellent breakfast and a very well equiped room.
In the heart of stunning parkland, Silver Award Winner at the Visit England Large Hotel of the Year 2023, Bowood Hotel, Spa & Golf Resort is a luxury hotel with championship golf course and a spa, set...
Located in Chippenham, The Jolly Huntsman features a bar. This 4-star hotel offers on-site dining. Some rooms have a patio. At the hotel, each room has a desk and a flat-screen TV.
Murdoch
United Kingdom
Everything was provided and it included a very good breakfast.
Loved seeing a village unchanged for hundreds of years, with...
Loved seeing a village unchanged for hundreds of years, with very friendly residents and quirky beams inside and outside properties, it may be valid to mention on accommodation how low beams can be, but all part of the history.
Lacock is a small village and can be walked around in 30mins, but a full day to see the Abbey and Church and other buildings.
Stephen
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
We booked from a Fri afternoon to Sunday morning.
We booked from a Fri afternoon to Sunday morning. Lacock is a part of the world I could happily spend weeks in at a time! We visited the aqua sana spa at center parcs Longleat, this was lovely but very busy on a Saturday and was difficult to get a spot in some of the experience rooms. Coffee there was awful 😂 we went to Homewood near Bath for dinner, this was ok at best and is a bit overhyped in my opinion. Lacock village was lovely, we ate at the George which was really good, the sign of the angel which was gorgeous! Lacock Abbey and grounds are stunning, the village is also full of lovely little independent shops and there is a wonderful bakery. So much to see and do, allow 3/4 days to make the most of the visit
Beth
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Adorable little town, super nice to see how kind everyone...
Adorable little town, super nice to see how kind everyone was, it has that small town trusting community vibes (a lot of crafty people left their homemade Christmas goods outside their door with details of their PayPal or boxes for money. Awesome!)
Cute shops, lovely scenery. Worth visiting even if for just one day
Adele
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
You need to at least a day and a night to make the best of...
You need to at least a day and a night to make the best of Lacock which is a wonderful place to visit. We have been twice now but would like to go again.
We ate our evening meal at the Red Lion which was excellent.
Michele
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
It is a lovely village that deserve wandering around at...
It is a lovely village that deserve wandering around at leisure. It is a period drama delight, especially if you like Jane Austen etc. The abbey was a good visit, all the more so if you are already a National Trust member. Plus, it rewards a little exploration with lovely surprises such as the ford.
We went in June and the village was resplendent with roses and climbing hydrangeas in bloom.
Richard
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
The whole village is so picturesque, and it’s owned by the...
The whole village is so picturesque, and it’s owned by the National Trust. So many original historical houses and buildings.
Some lovely little walks, pub, cafes and shops. It’s a good place to mooch around.
DENISE
United Kingdom
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