Hampton Inn closes suddenly

Thursday, 11 July 2024 05:55

By Andy Munns

The Hampton Inn in Salisbury has closed its doors suddenly and appears to have been closed for good.

Located just off Pearce Way next to the Premier Inn, the pub closed its doors on Thursday, July 4th.

Some local customers report receiving an email explaining that the venue will now be closed to non-Premier Inn guests and will only serve those staying in the hotel.

There has been no official confirmation from the venue's owners, Whitbread PLC, whilst rumours circulate online.

Hampton Inn, Salisbury (Image: Google Maps)

The Hampton Inn served as a Table Table, one of the variants of pubs attached to Premier Inn's - serving what they describe as "freshly made food at a wallet-friendly price, which is why we pride ourselves on our delic

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