booked into this hotel by my company not my choice at all !!!
not at all impressed with this hotel.
firstly the lights in my room did not work and the staff member did not know how to fix it lucky for me i found the breakers and turned them back on...why was they turned off anyway when the room was allocated. the carpet had not been hovered and room not dusted. all around the bath was covered in black mould. room was very tiny and cold to windows did not close properly and had big gaps and were rotten. with the recent very high winds we had last week it was very uncomfortable. loud music played well past 11pm not good when you have to get up and work next day, could not hear the tv over it and they kept turning it up. TV keeps breaking up on all channels !!. colleagues room was bigger and even colder but same lack of cleaning and tv not working correctly.
Food looks awfull staff serving dont know who has ordered..... what and look like they are all on Drugs.
Breakfast is not very big and made me sick one day. tea cups and juice glasses dirty have to sort out to find a clean one.
blood stains on pillow case...bed sheets not cleaned properly.
avoid at all costs !!

Big comfy room, clean bed (less clean towels...), ok brekky, good value for a one night stopover.
Very noisy til middle of night due to entuisaistic revellers in high street. not pub's fault!

For fourty odd quid didn't expect much but was pleasantly surprised.

Friendly staff...very clean...ample towels... power shower... tv with free view... low cost.. can't fault it.

I would highly recommend this establishment.

Would definitely recommend this 17th century hotel (it was the headquarters for General Fairfax during the British Civil War in the 1600s) for Americans interested in experiencing an old village inn. Rooms were large. Beds comfortable with freshly washed and ironed sheets and duvets. Remodeled en suite bathrooms. No lift and the stairs are steep and tilt every-which-way. The floors also slope, but that adds to the charm.
Traditional British pub downstairs offers good meals and atmosphere, perhaps the best we experienced in our stay in Great Britain. There's a small aviation museum in the lobby which made for interesting after-dinner purusing. Free breakfast in remodeled dining room offered typical English breakfast fare - everything fried but well-prepared.
Noise. We were there on a weekday in October so it was quiet, but I can imagine the pub could get noisy on the weekends and when a game is on. Our room overlooked High Street and we could hear morning traffic, which was fine because we wanted to see Stonehenge early in the morning. Fell asleep instantly because we were exhausted from touring Salisbury the previous day. Amesbury is 5 minutes from Stonehenge and Old Sarum and 10 minutes from Salisbury. A perfect mid location.
My cousins who live in the UK said they will definitely bring future visiting family and friends to the George Hotel.