Hotels in Wiltshire, United Kingdom

Wiltshire is a county in southwest England, famous for ancient stone circles like Stonehenge (built around 2500 BC) and the white chalk horse carved into a hillside near Uffington. The climate is mild, with summers averaging 70°F (21°C) perfect for hiking the Ridgeway trail past Iron Age forts, and winters around 40°F (4°C) when you can explore Salisbury Cathedral's 1215 Magna Carta copy indoors. Spring and autumn are best for cycling through the Vale of Pewsey's rolling green fields, while winter visits mean fewer tourists at the standing stones.