Sarum College, Salisbury

Check in: 14:00 (2:00pm) - 21:00 (9:00pm) (arrivals may be allowed outside this window if your travel plans can't be adjusted however this is subject to availability)

Check out: 09:30 (9:30am) - 09:45 (9:45am)

History

Sarum College is a centre for study and research in historic Grade 1-listed buildings. The College was founded in 1995 to offer theological learning to all. Alongside the College's courses and conferences, local, national and international groups and individuals hire the venue to gather, train and celebrate.

Across the quad are three Anglican Benedictine monks in St Benedict’s Priory, who are part of the greater Sarum College community, along with the Royal School of Music (RSCM) whose national administrative office is housed on the second floor.

Food & beverage

Sarum College has an in-house catering team who make cooked breakfasts and lunches daily, as well as evening meals and food for conferences, events and celebrations.

There is a dining room and a licensed bar. There are several cafes within Salisbury Cathedral Close and just outside the medieval walls are classic and gastro pubs, as well as restaurants to suit any taste. Further afield there are excellent pubs set in the timeless Wiltshire countryside.

Grounds & Gardens

Salisbury Cathedral Close is an 80-acre site of which seven are grassy public areas for walking, lounging and picnicking.

Guests may access the College quad and nearby Queen Elizabeth Gardens is a riverside park about 10 minutes walk from the College. You can continue along the Town Path to see the classic view that John Constable painted of Salisbury Cathedral across the water meadows.

Other facilities

There is wifi throughout the building.
You will be given the code upon arrival.

Breakfast is served in the Refectory

There is a Common Room and Bar for guest use and luggage can be stored temporarily after check out.