Hotels and Inns in The Cotswolds (Gloucestershire & Oxfordshire),
Gloucestershire/Forest of Dean,
Herefordshire,
Shropshire,
Warwickshire,
West Midlands and
Worcestershire
This
region includes Shakespeare's Stratford-Upon-Avon,
Warwick
with
its magnificent castle and Kenilworth Castle,
one of the most romantic ruined castles in England.
Visit The Royal Forest of Dean,
one of England's few remaining ancient forests, or
The Cotswolds, quintessentially English villages of honey-coloured
stone nestling in stunningly beautiful countryside.
The ideal location for a weekend break at a country inn or an historic
hotel.
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Hotels in
Gloucestershire and the Royal Forest of Dean:
CHELTENHAM Hotel
on the Park MORE
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Very close to the centre of Cheltenham in the heart of the
Cotswolds, the historic Hotel on the Park combines exceptional old
style standards of hotelkeeping with friendly, unstuffy hospitality.
The restaurant is tastefully extravagant, the food is contemporary
British with classical undertones and the service is impeccable.
Our twelve sumptuous rooms are deeply relaxing and comfortable; each
one is uniquely styled and furnished. AA 3 Stars 2 Red Rosettes for
Food ~ one of the AA's Top 200 Hotels. RAC 3 Stars Gold Ribbon. ETC
3 Star Gold Award. Winner of Conde Nast Johansen's
Most
Excellent City Hotel Award in the UK and Ireland 2002
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CHELTENHAM
Hotel de la Bere MORE
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Dating from 1485, one of the oldest and
most romantic buildings in Gloucestershire, this charming Tudor
Manor House is set at the foot of Cleeve Hill with views over
Cheltenham Racecourse. Inherited by the De la Bere family who gave
their name to the hotel, you can still enjoy dining under their
family crests on the stained glass windows.
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CLEARWELL, Near COLEFORD, ROYAL
FOREST OF DEAN The
Wyndham Arms Hotel MORE
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CLEARWELL, Near COLEFORD, ROYAL
FOREST OF DEAN
Tudor Farmhouse Hotel MORE
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GLOUCESTER The
New Inn MORE
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Built from around 1430 as an inn for
pilgrims who came to the Cathedral, the Inn has a medieval courtyard
with galleries on all sides. It has been described as the
finest example of a medieval galleried Inn to be seen in Britain
today. The New Inn's Carvery and Grill restaurant recreates the
classic English Fayre of centuries gone by, whilst the real ale bar
offers up to 12 different cask ales. Meanwhile, the relaxing and
comfortable coffee shop serves a wide range of traditional and
speciality teas, coffees and cakes.
Please
be aware that the hotel has no lift.
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PARKEND, LYDNEY, ROYAL FOREST OF
DEAN The
Fountain Inn
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KINGSCOTE, near TETBURY
The Hunters Hall Hotel MORE
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This 16th Century inn has a wealth of charm and character, enhanced
by beamed ceilings and open fires. The restaurant offers an
extensive choice of traditional dishes in a relaxed and informal
atmosphere. The 12 modern well equipped bedrooms, all en-suite are
located in a separate building which was once the stables and
blacksmiths shop. Several bedrooms are on the ground floor and one
has been especially designed for the convenience of disabled guests.
There is also a two bedroom family suite and a four poster bedroom.
Country strolls, leisure pursuits and historic
villages
can all be found nearby. |
TEWKESBURY The
Bell Hotel MORE
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Dating back to 1696, the Bell Hotel
boasts large open fires and a superb restaurant with an extensive
menu. Each of the 25 bedrooms are comfortable in style, with
television, trouser press, hairdryer and tea and coffee making
facilities. Opposite the hotel stands Tewkesbury Abbey with its
massive Norman tower and within a short drive is Bredon Hill and the
towns of Cheltenham and
Gloucester.
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Hotels in
Herefordshire:
ASHPERTON, near LEDBURY
The Hopton Arms MORE
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Visitors to the beautiful counties of
Herefordshire and Worcestershire will find the carefully restored
Hopton Arms a delightful place to stay overnight or simply to call
in for a drink or meal. Conveniently located just five miles from
Ledbury, and within easy driving distance of Worcester, Hereford,
Malvern, Cheltenham and Ross on Wye, this attractive Inn combines
authentic Victorian charm with the very best modern facilities, all
designed to make your stay comfortable and
enjoyable.
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BROMYARD The
Falcon Hotel MORE
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Situated in the centre of Bromyard and
easily accessible from the A44, this cosy hotel offers comfortable
accommodation in a pleasant setting, one that is rich in history and
character. The 2-star rated Falcon Hotel is a black and white Tudor
building dating from around 1535, becoming an Inn around 1635. The
public rooms and bedrooms are rich in history and character. We are
at the heart of a small Herefordshire market town, with non-chain
shops all around. Nearby are the
Bromyard Downs, Brockhampton Estate and acres of beautiful
countryside.
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CLYRO, Near HAY-ON-WYE The
Baskerville Arms Hotel MORE
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Situated in the glorious Wye Valley on the borders of England and
Wales, the Baskerville Arms Hotel was once more famously known as
'The Swan' in the diaries of Reverend Francis Kilvert from the late
1800's. Relax with a drink or a meal in our comfortable and cosy
bar, with roaring log fires for the winter months and a large beer
garden for sunnier days. The Restaurant provides a home cooked and
tasty menu produced using only the best local produce. All our
bedrooms are well appointed with en-suite facilities, many with
beautiful views across the Wye Valley. The village of Clyro is just
1.5 miles from the famous town of Hay-on-Wye known throughout the
world as the 'Town of Books'. This unique town with its maze of
narrow ancient streets, now houses over 30 bookshops, a variety of
galleries, antique shops and gift shops, not to mention numerous
cafes
and
tearooms. |
LEDBURY The
Feathers Hotel MORE
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 Welcome
to the Feathers Hotel! The black and white exterior of the hotel
dominates the main street of the historic, unspoilt market town of
Ledbury. Since Elizabethan times, this famous coaching inn has been
a place to relax after a long day's travel. The Feathers has earned
an AA rosette for traditional and modern British cooking. Choose
from the elegant restaurant or the comfortable, stylish hop-decked
surroundings of the Brasserie. Sample great wines, excellent ales
and world renowned Herefordshire ciders in the friendly Bar. The 19
individually styled, well appointed bedrooms, some with four poster
beds, all have private bathroom. Leisure Spa with indoor pool,
jacuzzi, steam room, small gym and solarium. Conference, banqueting
facilities. Licensed for civil marriages.
Book
on-line via our website |
ROSS-ON-WYE The
Royal Hotel MORE
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SYMONDS YAT EAST, ROSS-ON-WYE The
Saracens' Head Inn MORE
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Welcome to the Saracens Head, a 16th century riverside inn
idyllically situated on the east bank of the River Wye as it flows
through the picturesque gorge at Symonds Yat. Once a cider mill and
stopping place for barges on the river, the Saracens Head has now
become a centre to enjoy the wide variety of outdoor pursuits
available locally. The flagstone-floored bar serves real ales as
well as local wines and cider, and a wide range of food is available
here as well as in the restaurant. The comfortable accommodation
comprises nine en-suite rooms, seven with river views. The
resident’s lounge also overlooks the river and the old Hand Ferry.
Free fishing for
residents.
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SYMONDS YAT WEST, ROSS-ON-WYE
The Old Court Hotel MORE
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Built around 1570 the
Old Court Hotel passed through the hands of various members of the
same family for the next 200 ...... years. The buildings have
maintained their character and architectural features, the great oak
entrance door giving access to the reception area. The hotel has 18
bedrooms. Several rooms have four-poster beds ideal for the
honeymoon couple or a romantic get away. All the rooms have en-suite
facilities and a large percentage have historical characteristics
such as exposed wooden beams, original leaded windows and uneven
floorboards creating a certain charm that transports you back to the
16th century
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WILTON, ROSS-ON-WYE Wilton
Court Hotel MORE
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Hotels in
Shropshire:
BISHOPS CASTLE, Near SHREWSBURY
The
Sun at Norbury
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In
a secret corner of Shropshire where time has stood still for
centuries, this 16th century Inn full of antiques and atmosphere is
now a renowned restaurant with rooms. Choose from the varied menu of
Shropshire produce and dine by candlelight in interesting and
elegant surroundings. The cosy 18th Century sitting room has deep
leather armchairs and a real log fire. The comfortable 4 star
en-suite rooms in the Old Coach House, offer complete privacy, ideal
for a peaceful break or a romantic interlude. There is plenty of
secure parking. Recommended by the Which? Guide to Good Hotels, and
the Sunday Telegraph Travel Guide, and featured in several walking
guides to the Shropshire Hills. Treat yourselves to a
memorable break in the depths of the countryside. Enjoy the
peace, a warm bed and splendid food in the lovely Onny Valley,
between the high moorland of The Long Mynd, and the Stiperstones
ridge. For
reservations or any enquiry please
telephone 01588 650680. |
EARDINGTON, BRIDGNORTH The
Halfway House Inn
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The Halfway House Inn is a 16th Century
Inn situated in beautiful Shropshire countryside just over a mile
from Bridgnorth Town Centre. The inn is well known for both the
quality and quantity of food. There is a hearty breakfast to sustain
the majority of appetites, a bar menu for lunchtime and a three
course Dinner menu. The Inn offers half-board en-suite accommodation
and self-catering cottages. Activity weekends available: we can
organise a variety of activities at nearby venues including
Quad Biking, Golf and many more. AA 3 Star. |
KNOWLE SANDS, BRIDGNORTH The
Swan Inn
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Boasting an extensive menu and wine
list, this quaint bed and breakfast inn overlooks the River Severn,
amid the Shropshire countryside, making it deal for walking or
fishing trips. Restaurant, Bar, Free Parking.
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BROAD OAK, SHREWSBURY Albright
Hussey
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BROMFIELD, LUDLOW The
Clive Restaurant with Rooms
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ELLESMERE The
Red Lion Coaching Inn MORE
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16th century award winning coaching inn,
a 30 second walk from Shropshire's jewel Ellesmere Lake, with plenty
of wildlife and walks for you to enjoy. A 2 minute walk into the
market town of Ellesmere and the Shropshire Union canal. Meals
available all day every day noon-8.30pm. A mixture of standard,
en-suite and deluxe rooms available. Residents may also enjoy free
use of 4 mountain bikes to explore the local area. We added two more
rooms in August 2005, these are are ground floor rooms with walk in
showers and are for disabled people.
Check availability and book on-line |
HOPTON WAFERS, CLEOBURY
MORTIMER, Near KIDDERMINSTER The
Crown Inn MORE
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The Crown at Hopton, originally a 16th
century Coaching Inn, continues its long tradition of warm
hospitality with excellent accommodation and outstanding food for
which it is renowned. Full of character and period charm,
idyllically set amid glorious countryside and easily accessible from
the M5, M42 and A49. The Crown offers 18 beautiful en-suite
bedrooms, equipped with everything for the modern world but combined
with the intimacy, service and charm of a family run village inn.
Excellent food and wines are served in the bar area and the
restaurant which is full of character and atmosphere with exposed
beams, stonework and large
inglenook. |
LUDLOW The
Bull Hotel MORE
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The Bull Hotel is
a 3 Star, Grade II listed building that dates back to the early
14th century, and is one of the oldest buildings in the historic
town of Ludlow. Interestingly, the building has Georgian front
but a Tudor back after a fire in 1795. Free off street parking.
Licensed bar with food. Outside seating area. Full English
Breakfast, fresh and locally sourced down to the yoghurts from
the local farm, included in all prices. Ideally located right in
the town centre.
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LUDLOW The
Church Inn
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The Church Inn stands on one of the most ancient sites in Ludlow,
right in the centre of the town, directly behind the Buttercross.
The Church Inn has nine comfortable guest rooms, all with en suite
facilities. The welcoming bar offers a range of traditional beers,
including a regularly changed 'guest ale' as well as a wide choice
of wines, spirits, cocktails and soft drinks. During opening hours
(including Sundays) bar meals are served; from a ham sandwich, cut
to order, to a complete meal, such as trout or steak followed by a
selection of puddings. There is also a separate dining area – it is
usually best to book a table here as our reputation for carefully
chosen ingredients and freshly cooked dishes usually ensures a full
house!
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MUCH WENLOCK The
Gaskell Arms Hotel
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This charming 17th
century coaching inn, abundant in characteristic period details,
offers the best in friendly, professional service. Whatever your
requirements: a weekend break, a business trip or that very special
occasion, The Gaskell Arms Hotel offers warm hospitality in a
pleasant setting for visiting Shrewsbury, Ludlow and Church Stretton.
The hotel is a family owned and managed free house open throughout
the year with the addition of a welcoming log fire to greet you in
winter. There is an à la carte menu in the oak beamed restaurant.
You can also enjoy an interesting selection of hot and cold food in
the cosy lounge bar. In warmer times, head to the secluded walled
garden where you may take your refreshments and enjoy
the
peaceful setting of this ancient coaching inn.
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OSWESTRY
Sebastian's Hotel
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RHYDYCROESAU, Near OSWESTRY
Pen-Y-Dyffryn
Country Hotel MORE
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Perched almost a thousand feet up, this beautiful silver-stone
Georgian rectory is situated in the Shropshire/Welsh hills, an area
of unspoilt natural beauty. Set in five acres of grounds, the
Hotel prides itself on its unobtrusive hospitality, first-class
fresh and healthy cooking and an easy-going atmosphere that
guarantees that "away-from-it-all" feeling. Pen-Y-Dyffryn
offers superb accommodation including some bedrooms with private
patio from which to admire the stunning views. The Superior Bedroom
has a double spa/whirlpool bath.
Good Hotel Guide "Country Hotel of the Year" 2003  |
SHIFNAL, near TELFORD Naughty
Nells
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SHREWSBURY
The Prince Rupert
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The Prince Rupert Classic Hotel is
in the heart of Shrewsbury, surrounded by narrow streets and
timbered buildings and a short walk from the towns many historic
attractions. Once the home of Prince Rupert, the grandson of King
James I, the hotel is widely recognised as the town's finest, and
dates back to the 12th Century. The hotel offers a choice of
restaurants, a garden courtyard and beauty treatments available in
the health club. The perfect base to
explore
this historic town. A member of Classic British Hotels.
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SHREWSBURY
The Lion Hotel
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A renowned 17th century coaching inn in the heart of historic
Shrewsbury with a reputation for friendly hospitality and a
traditional atmosphere

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SHREWSBURY
Cromwell's Hotel and Wine Bar
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In the maze of Shrewsbury's medieval
streets, amid Housman's steepled vision, Cromwells Hotel, Restaurant
and Bar provides hospitality in large measures. With our lively bar,
atmospheric oak-panelled restaurant, buzzing walled patio and quirky
bedrooms, we have everything you need under one roof. Enjoy a fine
seasonal cuisine with inspirational dishes based around
traditionally-produced local ingredients, mouthwateringly picked at
their very best, and an exciting selection of wines from around the
world. Friendly, efficient service in relaxing surroundings...
Welcome to Cromwells, an island of fun and
indulgence.
We hope you enjoy OUR vision of Shrewsbury....
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COALBROOKDALE, TELFORD The
Coalbrookdale Inn MORE
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Within the walls of this 19th Century
building, the Coalbrookdale Inn also offers luxurious Bed and
Breakfast facilities. The three en-suite rooms have been renovated
and modernised by the owners in order to retain the very essence of
this period building. The rooms combine luxury and elegance with
both modern and period traits. The rooms overlook the magnificent
Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage site, Museum of Iron and the
historic Darby Furnace for those who have a sense of nostalgia and
heritage. So why not relax and take your time to absorb the wealth
of history in the area and return for a friendly drink and a bite to
eat, without the worries
of
drinking and driving.
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IRONBRIDGE, TELFORD Malthouse
Restaurant and Rooms MORE
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The Malthouse is a unique Country Pub
with rooms, which really can be all things to all people. We have
six light and bright individually styled en-suite rooms, a vibrant
bar with live music for lighter eating and fun, and an intimate
restaurant with open fire for relaxing or business entertaining. We
are on the waterfront in Ironbridge with a car park in front. We
make a perfect location for a midweek get away or a more soulful
alternative to the corporate hotel scene in central Telford. Our
menus feature serious grown up food, along side relaxed light
lunches
and bar suppers.
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WELLINGTON, TELFORD The
Old Orelton Inn MORE
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Hotels in Warwickshire:
ALCESTER, near
STRATFORD-UPON-AVON Kings
Court Hotel MORE
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Situated in the heart of Shakespeare
country, only seven miles from Stratford-upon-Avon, The Kings Court
Hotel was originally a Tudor farmhouse which has been extended over
the years, some rooms being in the original part of the hotel. Our
spacious restaurant has a relaxed atmosphere offering extensive a la
carte and table d'hote menus complemented by a varied wine list.
Alternatively unwind in the Twisted Boot Bar which serves a range of
traditional and
modern
cuisine, as well as a variety of cask conditioned ales.
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ARMSCOTE The
Fox and Goose Country Inn MORE
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Surrounded by gorgeous countryside, this
charming inn has a smart dining room, a cosy bar and just 4
individually decorated, luxurious en-suite rooms. Within an hour’s
drive of London, the beautiful location and stunning surroundings
make this inn a great choice for a relaxing or romantic break. Curl
up in front of a DVD, take a relaxing stroll through the peaceful
countryside or take a trip into nearby Stratford-upon-Avon or
Warwick. With a team of experienced staff, a roaring fire in the bar
and a log burner in the candlelit restaurant, the inn has a lovely,
informal, relaxed atmosphere, which allows you to feel quite at home
from the
moment
you arrive.
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BARFORD, Near WARWICK The
Glebe at Barford MORE
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DUNCHURCH, RUGBY The
Old Thatched Cottage of Dunchurch MORE
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A
beautiful 16th. Century beamed building full of character. Enjoy a
drink in the Public Bar, or satisfy your appetite in the Restaurant
with a choice of menus. Excellent en-suite accommodation available.
ETC 4 Diamonds. 
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EASENHALL, near RUGBY The
Golden Lion Hotel MORE
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GREAT WOLFORD
The Fox and Hounds Inn MORE
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HALFORD (FOSSE
WAY)
The Halford Bridge
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Charismatic 16th Century Coaching Inn set in pretty rural
Warwickshire village, located at the gateway to The Cotswolds.
Offering a warm welcome and friendly professional service. The
Halford Bridge combines a countryside pub, contemporary restaurant
dining, secluded courtyard garden and individually styled en-suite
bedrooms. Perfect for both business users
and
for a well earned country break.
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LONG COMPTON
The Red Lion
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Real ales, fine wines, superb food
and a warm welcome await you from your hosts Sarah and Lisa at The
Red Lion. The newly refurbished interior retains an old world charm
with log fires, stone walls and oak beams. The Red Lion is
a grade 2 listed stone-built coaching inn dating from 1748, located
in an area of outstanding natural beauty and ideally situated for
such major attractions as Stratford Upon Avon, Warwick, Oxford and
The Cotswolds. The Red Lion offers a creative seasonal menu which is
changed regularly. Much more than pub food, it has a creative
brasserie style which is sourced locally and freshly cooked to
order. This beautiful inn also offers a pretty garden where you can
relax. Each of the five en-suite bedrooms have been
refurbished
in 2006.
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PRINCETHORPE, NR. LEAMINGTON
SPA The Woodhouse Hotel
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One of Warwickshire's finest countryside inns, The Woodhouse at
Princethorpe sits in some 10 acres of gardens, surrounded by
beautiful rolling countryside. Owned and run by a Swiss trained
chef, the Woodhouse Hotel offers excellent food and service in its
restaurants and
bars. |
RUGBY
The Three Horseshoes MORE
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The Three Horse Shoes
Hotel is the ideal base to enjoy the many delights of Warwickshire
and the surrounding attractions of Royal Leamington Spa (14 miles),
Warwick (17 miles), and Stratford-Upon-Avon (20 miles). The NEC and
Birmingham International Airport are approximately 21 miles away. In
the centre of Historic Rugby, the hotel is situated alongside Rugby
School. Steeped in tradition, the Three Horseshoes sits comfortably
alongside the
wondrous
architecture of the Rugby School
Buildings
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SHIPSTON-ON-STOUR
The White Bear
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The Georgian facade of the White
Bear faces the centre of the market square in Shipston on Stour. The
Bear, as it is known to the locals, is a lively traditional pub,
offering good food and fine ales. You can be assured of a warm
welcome from the friendly staff whether for a quick drink or a short
break. The two bars offer a variety of traditional real ales and
lagers, whilst the cellar offers a variety of fine wines to suit all
tastes and a fair selection of wines by the glass.
With a large
heated outdoor area and free Wi-Fi internet access there is
something for
everyone.
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STRATFORD-UPON-AVON The
Falcon Hotel
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Situated in the centre of Shakespeare's Stratford, this lovely 16th
century inn provides guests with comfortable, modern facilities and
is only a 5 minutes walk from everything Shakespeare, including the
Royal Shakespeare Theatre. Ideal base for visiting Warwick
Castle and The Cotswolds.
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CHARLECOTE,
STRATFORD-UPON-AVON Charlecote
Pheasant Hotel
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Situated opposite Charlecote Manor and Park, where Shakespeare is
said to have poached deer, this charming hotel offers you the chance
to unwind in a peaceful setting .
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STRATFORD-UPON-AVON
The White Swan Hotel
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STRATFORD-UPON-AVON
The Alveston Manor
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This magnificent, half-timbered hotel is
just a few minutes' easy walk from the Royal Shakespeare Theatre and
Stratford's attractive town centre. The Alveston Manor is well known
both for its Manor Grill Restaurant, beautiful oak panelled Manor
Bar and its splendid old cedar tree - reputedly the spot where
Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream" was premiered. The hotel's
leisure facilities include a pool, gym, sauna, solarium and beauty
treatment rooms.
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STRATFORD-UPON-AVON
The Swan's Nest
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With parts of the building dating back
to the 1800's, the Swan's Nest is the only one in Stratford with its
own river frontage - just five minutes on foot from the RSC’s famous
theatre and the town centre shops. Facilities include a relaxed bar
and lounge plus free car parking. Guests can use the leisure
facilities at the nearby sister hotel - The Alverston Manor.
Check availability and book on-line |
REDHILL, STRATFORD-UPON-AVON
The Stag at Redhill
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