Priory Room at Three Daggers Inn

The Priory room at the award-winning Three Daggers Pub offers a luxury king-sized bed, private dressing room and ensuite bathroom with oversized walk-in shower in a high vaulted ceilings bedroom that oozes character. One of three beautifully appointed rooms above The Three Daggers pub our Priory guests have access to a large lounge area dedicated for guests. The space Taking its name from the impressive 14th century Edington Priory nearby, Priory is an equally impressive, bright, double room oozing character with high vaulted ceilings, dressing room and en-suite bathroom. One of three beautifully appointed rooms above The Three Daggers pub Coulston guests have access to a large lounge area dedicated for guests. The Pub itself has held 2AA Rosettes for Culinary Excellence since 2020 and was awarded outright England Pub of the Year in 2020. As one of the rooms in the award-winning Three Daggers Inn it couldn’t be simpler to book a table at the pub and enjoy a pint at the bar, brewed onsite in our own brewery. The Three Daggers Farm Shop next door has a range of food from fresh produce to picnic favourites; sausage rolls, scotch eggs, pies and salads. As well as drinks, crisps, and cakes you'll also find a well stocked gift shop and freshly made coffee. We also can offer you the ultimate in relaxation with massage and wellness treatments in the Wellness Barn, located across the road from the Three Daggers. Steeped in history, our little spot of Wiltshire has much to offer the hobbyist historian. Above the Three Daggers, take a quick hike to Salisbury Plain and the historic site of the Battle of Ethandun. You will also step past Neolithic Long Barrows left from the time of Stonehenge, Iron Age Hill Forts, a medieval priory and dozens of 18th and 19th century buildings. In later years, the nearby area and village of Imber was repurposed as a training ground for American troops preparing for the battles of World War II and remains an active training ground today. Nearby Keevil Airfield was also the launching point for many SOE agents to parachute into occupied Europe and played its part in D-Day.