The Angel Inn Hindon

General Information

Welcome to the Angel Inn at Hindon. In the center of rustic Wiltshire, mins from the old mounds and henges of Salisbury Plain, at the foot of the spires of Salisbury and Winchester, an hour from picturesque Georgian Bath, and half an hour from the wonderful gardens of Stourhead, lies The Angel at Hindon. A beautifully-restored 18th century advising inn, The Angel was authentically known as the Grosvenor Arms. Prior to its construction in 1750 a old-fashioned inn, The Angel, existed on the premises. Offering a lot of original has, wooden floors, beams, roomy stone hearth, alongside our up-to-date and deluxe restaurants, The Angel features a mood for every person, if conventional or present-day. Enjoy eclectic and inspirational menus, produced from only the best ingredients and a cooling and lavish selection of gorgeous wines from around the world. Our facilities is helpful, welcoming, individual and professional. So, whether you would like hand-pulled local genuine beer in authentic custom and a loosen dining experience, please come and unite us! We have 7, nicely appointed apartments, both doubles and twins and 2 for families, all en-suite. Featuring original has, and accommodated in accord with its 18th century origins as a training cottage, every room holds an individual fascination, whilst offering the noble comforts of up-to-date living.

Transportation

Nearest Railway Tisbury Railway Station (4. five miles). Straight to Waterloo Station, London. From the East and South East: From the M3 exit at Junction seven onto the A303 (the road only goes to the West) signposted to Andover. You cross the A345 roundabout, pass Stonehenge, cross the A360 roundabout, through Winterbourne Stoke - which features a greatly active speed camera - and via the roundabout on the A36. ten kilometers onwards at Chicklade turn left onto a highway signposted Hindon. Turn directly at the major highway - B3089. From Salisbury: Drive west along the A36, via the traffic lights two kilometers out of city, past the Wilton Garden Centre, left turn on the roundabout, through Wilton on the A30. four kilometers from Wilton turn right crossing the major highway onto the B3089. fifteen km later finds you in Hindon. It is a half hour drive from Salisbury.