The Mill House

Lovely location and friendly owner. Breakfast: lovely Bed comfy Surroundings: special

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The property is an interesting one in the little village of Berwick St. James, not far from Stonehenge. Michael has lived in the home for many years, and has some 5 or 6 rooms; we used only 2 and no one else was there. The gardens are pretty with old Roman busts on pedestals that have been sitting there for awhile, a wonderful variety of plants, a small bridge with small stream running through. We walked down through the meadow to town and back along the road, about 20 minutes or so. Wonderful hospitality and lots of family pictures around. Good breakfast, made to order. Comfortable beds, showers, and good private views from our rooms.

We enjoyed our overnight stay; a good place to rest after visiting the henge and about. Had a bit of difficulty initially finding it, since the sat nav took us a couple of building away from the entrance.

Great, quirky streamside pot with a charming host. Lovely garden.

A lovely location - an ancient Mill House on the banks of a river in an archetypal Wiltshire village. Michael, the host (and an excellent one at that!) is well established here and and it's fortunate he has decided to share! The rooms are very individual and all well appointed. The only meal available is breakfast but everything is available to individual taste and Michael cooks the Full English himself if you fancy that! We had dinner in the local, The Boot Inn (another excellent venue) both nights we stayed - it's literally just 5 minutes walk away at the other end of the village.

To be honest I can't think of anything that I didn't like!

Beautiful village Good breakfast

A little dated and in need of refurbishment