Avebury Lodging

I’m a bit confused by this. Avebury isn’t a town; it’s a very small village and while it’s an extremely pretty place surrounded by the stones, there’s just not that much to explore. There’s not really an “old town” because it’s, well, a small village. You could explore the whole place in half a day including the museum and stones.

There just aren’t that many lodgings within Avebury itself as it’s so small.

Are you planning it as a base for your other locations? It’s close to Salisbury (which has much more selection in terms of accommodations, places to eat and drink etc) but I assume your Cornish destinations form a separate part of the trip?

Avebury doesn’t have an Old Town. It’s a tiny village.

Hello. In doing research for my own visit to the area, there are some options that come up via Google directly in Avebury. They look tranquil. Have you looked at Marlborough or into Swindon? Also, if you have not come across it yet, the Marlborough manor appears to be closed due to flooding repairs up to 2025 December holidays.

Marlborough is a pretty old town but I can’t imagine it’s well connected by public transport. Swindon is a post-war town and not really of interest for tourists. I think Salisbury would be your best bet location wise.

Marlborough is a pretty old town but I can’t imagine it’s well connected by public transport.

That depends on your point of view. It's on the #X5 Salisbury Reds Swindon to Salisbury via Amesbury route- roughly every 90 minutes.

Then there is the broadly two hourly #42 from Marlborough to Avebury. That bus goes on to Calne for connections every 30 minutes to either Swindon or Chippenham Railway Station on the #55.

Avebury Life.
Avebury Lodge.
Dorwyn Manor.
The Farm at Avebury (farmstay?)
Nearby is Elderbrook House in Winterbourne Monkton.