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Lacock – 5 hotels and places to stay
The Red Lion
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.
Sign of the Angel
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.
Rising Sun Pub, Restaurant and Rooms
Situated 2.6 km from Lacock Abbey, 25 km from Royal Crescent and 25 km from The Circus Bath, Rising Sun Pub, Restaurant and Rooms features accommodation set in Lacock.
The Rectory Lacock - Boutique Bed and Breakfast
Housed in a historic building, the recently renovated The Rectory Lacock - Boutique Bed and Breakfast offers accommodation with a garden and free WiFi.
Pear Tree Loft
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.
The Kings Arms Hotel
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.
The White Hart Ford
This traditional English pub boasts olde worlde charm and luxurious modern features like free Wi-Fi and White Company toiletries.
The Jolly Huntsman
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.
Beechfield House
Beechfield House is a 4 AA Red Star country house hotel located near Bath, Longleat, Lacock and Stonehenge, housed in a striking late-Victorian country house set within 8 acres of beautiful grounds.
Best Western Plus Angel Hotel
Dating back to the 17th century, the Best Western Plus Angel Hotel offers high-quality accommodation and brasserie dining. In the centre of Chippenham, the hotel has indoor pool, gym and WiFi.
What guests said about Lacock:
- 10Scored 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 visitBethUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 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 dayAdeleUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 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.MicheleUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 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.RichardUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 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.
DENISEUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Beautiful National Trust village.
Beautiful National Trust village. Checked in and ate in the pub restaurant (lovely food, helpful staff) before heading into Bath for a concert. In the morning we were offered a selection of breakfast options (not just Continental). Again staff very helpful, but not intrusive. A lively pub in the evening, clearly very popular, but nothing too much trouble. Serve excellent food, a varied menu. Accommodation was clean and spacious, and quiet once pub closed. The pub welcomes visitors of all ages, human and canine. We were asked if we wanted to move to a quieter table as there were a lot of children in a large family group next to us, and we were celebrating an anniversary. We were fine, but it was thoughtful to be asked. Very convenient for exploring the area and such a beautiful setting. We are planning our second visit already!ClaireUnited Kingdom
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