Located in Regency Cheltenham, Hotel on the Park is a town house with the feel of a private residence.  All the bedrooms have been individually designed and well appointed with the finest Egyptian cotton linen.  The bathrooms are exceptional; you can unwind in your own private Jacuzzi while in others the colours and aromas of aromatherapy and chromatherapy baths are just the thing to revive you after a day at the races, or touring the Cotswolds.  Double rooms start at £155.00 inclusive of VAT.  

Welcome to the Wyndham Arms, an historic inn at the heart of the picturesque village of Clearwell in the Royal Forest of Dean. We are renowned for the delicious food served in the traditional bar and in the comfortable restaurant. Guests have enjoyed over 600 years of hospitality at the Wyndham Arms and today we offer eighteen en-suite bedrooms and our luxurious Suite. Set in lovely gardens and grounds, the Wyndham Arms is an ideal venue for exploring the glorious countryside around, The Royal Forest of Dean, the Wye Valley and for golfing, walking and cycling.
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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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This traditional village pub is well known locally for its excellent meals and real ales.  Diners can choose from a Forest Fayre menu, which offers such delicious main courses as Lamb Steak in Woodland Berry Sauce and Gloucester Sausage in Onion Gravy, or select from a large range of curries, vegetarian dishes and other daily specials, which are available off the blackboard. All eight guest rooms (including one specially adapted for disabled use) are en-suite, decorated and furnished to an extremely high standard, and have televisions and tea/coffee making facilities. Various half-board breaks are also offered throughout the year.

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.

Three Choirs Vineyards is one of England's leading wine producers; the hotel is set on a ridge overlooking the 100 acre vineyard estate. Every bedroom has views over the vines stretching into the valley below, We operate daily tours and wine tastings of our wines, both for guests and visitors. The restaurant is very popular and serves modern British cooking using fresh local produce whenever possible. We have a AA 4 star restaurant with rooms and 2 Rosettes. Local attractions are of course our own wine tours and tasting, Cheltenham, Gloucester Cathedral, Forest of Dean, Cotswolds, Wye Valley.
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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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The Bay Horse is situated in the quiet market town of Bromyard, just 12 miles north-west of Hereford. A traditional timber building dating back to the 16th century with a wealth of period features. Each of our 5 en-suite rooms feature a wealth of period character combined with modern facilities. Our dining room is open 7 days a week and offers simple traditional food made from locally sourced ingredients, special dietary requirements can be catered for.  The bar is the traditional hub of the community that you might expect from an Inn that has been operating for nearly 500 years.
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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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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.

The Green Man is a 15th century country inn situated in the centre of the peaceful village of Fownhope, dating back from the first year of the reign of Henry VII AD 1485. A black and white building with low oak beams throughout set in an attractive garden close to the meandering River Wye, amongst the rolling woods and meadows of the beautiful Herefordshire countryside. The Inn acts as an excellent rendezvous from which to indulge in leisure pursuits, foremost and closest of which is the fishing over some of England's best Salmon reaches. Convenient for Hereford, Ledbubry, Ross on Wye, Leominster, Bromyard, Kingston and Tintern Abbey. The Hotel is 6 miles from Hereford and 10 minutes from the M50 J3.
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Ye Hostelrie Hotel in the village of Goodrich dates back to 1628, and was originally known as the Crown and Anchor. The Hotel itself is located in the peaceful village of Goodrich, close to Ross on Wye in beautiful Herefordshire. The Castle Restaurant can comfortably seat 65 and is also ideal for private parties. We are set in a small village just yards from Goodrich Castle and also boast ample car parking and large gardens.
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Standing high above the horseshoe bend of the River Wye, the Royal enjoys some of the best views of the surrounding countryside. Situated near the town centre the hotel is ideally located to explore Goodrich Castle, Monmouth and the Brecon Beacons. All 42 bedrooms are well equipped. The hotel offers both modern and traditional cuisine in a choice of settings. Other facilities include a bar and free car parking.
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Ideal Base for the beautiful Wye Valley, award winning Chef, fresh fish a speciality, and excellent beers and wines in an ancient old Town Centre Coaching inn, full of character and charm, with its own secure parking. We aim to offer a haven to the tourist and traveller. Forty minutes from Cheltenham, forty-five minutes from Cardiff.
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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.

A relaxing Elizabethan Manor House which maintains its character and architectural features, with a great oak door giving access to the reception.The hotel has 18 rooms, with an additional 4 suites available for that extra luxury. All rooms are en-suite and a large percentage have historical characteristics such as exposed beams, original leaded windows and uneven floorboards - this creates a charm that takes you back centuries. Free Wi-Fi and broadband internet access are available.
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Welcome to the Wilton Court , an historic 16th century hotel with an outstanding riverside location and own riverbank frontage, All  ten recently  refurbished en-suite  bedrooms over look the river or gardens and include a four poster room. All bedrooms are provided with an abundance of touches - Kimonos, fluffy towels , mineral water,  generous toiletries and  they all boast modern facilities to include flat screen televisions with DVD players. A library of DVD's are available for you to enjoy during your stay. Complimentary Wifi is available in bedrooms and all public areas of the hotel.  The hotel has private parking and is non smoking throughout. For dining guests may enjoy  the hotels 2 rosette cuisine  for lunch and dinner served  either in the historic Wilton bar with log fire in winter or the Mulberry Restaurant  with stylish conservatory opening onto the hotels patio and walled gardens where meals can also be enjoyed in the summer months. The hotel is located 15 minutes walk into Ross on Wye and enjoys excellent access from anywhere in the UK via the M4 M5 and M50. The hotel has three AA Stars and a Visit Wales Gold Award 2008. The hotel was also awarded  Highly Commended  Small Hotel of the Year by the Heart of England Awards of Excellence 2008 and has been recommended since 2003 by Johansens, Alistair Sawday and the Good Hotel Guide. Children and dogs are always welcome.

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.

Now refurbished and run by the successful team from the nearby Wenlock Edge Inn. The Fox Inn Bridgnorth now offers a wide range of menus sourcing many of the ingredients from within a 20 mile radius. The main wine bar offers a very wide selection of over 30 wines, many by the glass, and extensive lists on the walls for you to peruse. The restaurant seating is at rustic wooden tables with modern place settings and white crockery which highlights the richness of the food colours perfectly. Table service is informative and relaxed, and the menus broad in their selection.
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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.

Beautifully set amid the Shropshire countryside, making it ideal for walking or fishing trips, this quaint bed and breakfast boasts a tranquil position in Bridgnorth, with views across the River Severn. Awarded 4-stars by the AA, the Swan Inn boasts 6 recently refurbished, very comfortable en-suite rooms, many of which have views over the valley.
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The Albright Hussey Manor Hotel and Restaurant is a 16th century, privately- run, moated manor house. Here you can enjoy four poster rooms, spa baths and award winning food. This Grade II-listed country house has a reputation for excellence in its accommodation, cuisine and faultless service. Standing in 4 acres of landscaped gardens, Albright Hussey is ideally situated just on the outskirts of the historic town of Shrewsbury. Dating back to Tudor times, the Moat Room restaurant has a wealth of oak panels, huge fireplaces and moulded beams. The restaurant provides modern, international cuisine to a standard of two rosettes. We also have an outside bar and dining area.
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Welcome to the Clive Restaurant with Rooms – a superb restaurant, Cookhouse Bistro and Bar. This elegant Georgian house is located in the heart of beautiful south Shropshire, just 2 miles north of Ludlow and offers 15 en-suite rooms in the new barn conversion, available from April 2004. The Cookhouse enjoys an excellent reputation for superb, highest quality British food but without the formality. The Clive Restaurant offers affordable luxury with beautifully presented, elegant and expertly cooked dishes. AA 2 Rosettes for Food.

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.
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The name may have changed to reflect our total hospitality service, but our privately owned and managed establishment continues to provide true hospitality offering bar and food service throughout the day until late evening close; including six cottage en-suite rooms for overnight accommodation. We offer a hot and cold "Bistro" style throughout the week; these are themed around traditional dishes such as lamb shank and seasonal game casseroles. A standard menu is offered, supported by "Blackboard Specials". Desserts are served to complement these courses.
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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.

An eighteenth century Inn on the water front close to The Ironbridge. The White Hart has been around since before The Bridge was built and almost certainly accommodated craftsman and construction workers during the building of the bridge. The White Hart is a light, modern pub, influenced by continental style, although it still retains a traditional air in its atmosphere and warm welcome. The menu is simple but up-to-the-minute, with lots of comfort appeal, with homely things like steaks, fresh fish and pasta as well as contemporary global touches to keep things lively.
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Set in a wooded valley adjacent to the Museum of Iron. This family run coaching inn has its own unique character. Low beams and log burners coupled with a French twist. Murals of The Moulin Rouge and Street Cafes adorn the walls. Chef/Proprietor Johnny Coleau has created a corner of France in Coalbrookdale. Traditional French classics of Boeuf Bourguignon and Coq Au Vin are part of the extensive menu available here, with a choice of Bistro, Restaurant, or if weather permits our large outside Terrace. All of our rooms are en-suite with colour T.V (satellite). Residents also have their own private lounge adjacent to the bar. Off road parking covered by CCTV. We are now able to offer guests Free Hotspot Wi-fi
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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 offering a more than welcoming experience. 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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The Feathers Hotel in Ludlow is internationally recognised for its beautiful Jacobean architecture and medieval heritage. The Feathers 40 bedrooms include spacious and individual luxury suites, Four Poster Beds, Spa Baths and Fireplaces. Wi Fi is available at no extra charge. The Feathers award winning Restaurant enjoys a reputation for offering traditional, innovative and contemporary cooking using fresh local produce wherever possible with the menu changed daily. The Feathers Bar, voted as serving the best real ale in Ludlow (2007), offers a varied choice of freshly prepared traditional Pub Food with a superb adjacent courtyard.
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A gourmet's delight, chef-patron Richard Arnold has earned Michelin awards and is Shropshire's only "Masterchef of Great Britain". The Corvedale Restaurant, with its magnificent open fireplace, was in the 17th century the local courtroom, sometimes presided over by the infamous Judge Jefferies. Wonderfully atmospheric, traditional bar with an abundance of exposed beams. Three comfortable bedrooms including a family room - all with wireless internet access We are central to many local attractions close by - historic Ludlow and Shrewsbury, Wenlock Edge and Longmynd for walking.
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Offering excellent food and accommodation in historic Much Wenlock, the Fox dates back to the 1600s. Much Wenlock is a beautiful market town nestled in some of the most glorious Shropshire countryside. The Fox has seven refurbished rooms which are sympathetically restored to keep in character with the building. All have en-suite facilities and television and tea & coffee facilities. Relax in our light and airy bar on a squashy sofa while you delight over our menus. All dishes are freshly prepared and wherever possible all our suppliers are local. The light and airy restaurant seats 38 people easily and the table is yours for the night, so prepare to relax.
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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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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

Naughty Nell's is a beautifully restored 16th century coaching inn at the heart of the historic market town of Shifnal, which was described by Charles Dickens in The Old Curiosity Shop. Grade II listed, the inn is surrounded by attractive half-timbered and Georgian houses and close to the Norman church which was one of the few buildings to escape a great fire in 1591 which destroyed most of the town. It was reputedly the home of Nell Gwynn and her legendary bed chamber.
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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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A renowned 17th century coach inn in the heart of Shrewsbury with a reputation for friendly hospitality, and complete with comfortable bedrooms and lounge areas. Today, its unique ambience continues to attract visitors looking for somewhere special to stay whilst exploring the historic town and its surrounding countryside and Welsh borders. In the refined atmosphere of The Sam Hayward Room, guests can enjoy many of the chef's specialities. Public areas include the original ballroom and a bar and restaurant with oak beams and inglenook fireplace.
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Set amongst the maze of Shrewsbury’s medieval streets, the Cromwell Hotel provides a delightfully antiquated setting. With a lively bar, an oak-panelled restaurant, an effervescent walled patio area and quirky, unique bedrooms – we have everything you might need under one roof! Our pursuit of excellence doesn’t end in our wonderfully refined and well-appointed rooms. The hotel restaurant serves fine seasonal cuisine and an exciting selection of wines
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The Fox and Hounds remains one of the few unspoilt village hostelries nestling in glorious countryside on the edge of the North Cotswolds. Handy for Stratford-upon-Avon, Oxford and the near-by market towns of Chipping Campden, Stow on the Wold, and Moreton-in-Marsh, this honey coloured stone inn has been trading since 1540 A.D.  A warm welcome, roaring log fires, traditional ales (as well as over 180 whiskies!) and delicious food using the best local produce awaits you. Why not take advantage of one of our three en-suite bedrooms and enjoy a relaxing break….. Member of the Les Routiers 2004 for  standard of quality, value for money and a  warm and friendly welcome.

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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Milsoms hotels are charming places to stay. They are small and intimate with stylish, comfortable rooms and offer superb value for money. The boutique rooms are beautifully designed with crisp white bed linen. The original timber-framed "Castle Tavern", incorporated into the hotel, dates back to 1430. Loch Fyne Restaurants are renowned for their fresh, sustainable seafood. Step inside for a warm welcome from our friendly staff, a relaxed dining experience and, of course, fabulous fish, shellfish and Scottish-reared meat dishes. We have a stunning dining area and a separate bar serving cask beers and wines. On a sunny day, enjoy our fresh seafood outside.
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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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The Woodhouse Hotel is a traditional countryside inn set in 10 acres of stunning gardens which includes a children play area. New owners have refurbished all the bedrooms, and with views from the patio area and sun lounge over rolling countryside give a relaxing feel to this country Inn. Some of the hotel rooms benefit from garden views. In our well respected restaurant you can choose from A La Carte Menu, table d'hote or have a Bar meals. The Hotel is located within easy distance of the main roads, easy reach of motorways, and Birmingham and Coventry Airports.
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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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The George Hotel is a luxury boutique hotel in the heart of Shipston on Stour. Ideally located for visitors to Warwick, Stratford Upon Avon and the Cotswolds. The relaxed atmosphere combined with the gorgeous décor, great food and fabulous staff has proven a recipe for success and we pride ourselves on making your visit the best we possibly can. So, whether you are popping in for a pie and a pint or booking the private dining room and all the bedrooms for a ‘George house-party’, we look forward to meeting you!
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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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Situated in the peaceful village of Charlecote, just 4 miles from Stratford-upon-Avon and Warwick with its superb castle, is the Charlecote Pheasant Hotel. This rural retreat, which has been attractively converted from farm buildings, nestles along side Charlecote Manor and Charlecote Park. The Hotel boasts an excellent restaurant and bar as well as its own outdoor heated pool (in season). Within the grounds there is also a tennis court and children's play area.
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This quintessential English Hotel is situated in the very heart of Shakespeare's birthplace, the historic town of Stratford-upon-Avon. Although the facilities and standard of comfort at The White Swan have kept pace with the passage of the time, much of the original charm and atmosphere remain as a legacy of its long and interesting history. Nowhere is this more evident than in the Oak Room Restaurant, a unique wood panelled room adjoining the cosy bar. Low beams, a large open fire, antique furniture and its own captivating mural create an environment harking back to a bygone age. The White Swan is over five hundred years old and is undoubtedly the oldest building in Stratford, which is today used as an inn.
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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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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.
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The Stag at Redhill is a 500 year old building full of character that rests in the heart of Warwickshire's countryside, 3 minutes from Stratford-upon-Avon. We offer a variety of quirky rooms as well as a fantastic restaurant and welcoming bar. We have a traditional bar, a carvery available Saturday and Sunday lunch times as well as our full menu and specials boards. The Stag couldn’t be easier to find, as it sits proudly on the A46 between busy Stratford and sleepy Alcester. There’s plenty of parking as well as 10 comfortable rooms that guarantee a relaxed stay. We all look forward to seeing you soon.
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A traditional country inn with rooms just three miles from Stratford centre. Formerly a splendid private house, the Mary Arden Inn dates back to the 1700s. Standing opposite Mary Arden's house, the inn offers the perfect country retreat for visiting Stratford upon Avon, the birthplace of Shakespeare. The Mary Arden Inn has 11 en-suite bedrooms, all decorated and furnished in a traditional style to compliment the beautiful building. The traditional bar with open fireplace and original beams offers an extensive bar menu, along with a selection of real ales and plenty of character. The bar leads on to a charming terrace and beer garden, which is the ideal setting for a relaxing summer.
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A modern, ivy-covered hotel based around a 16th century coaching inn offering excellent access to M6, M42 and M40. Conveniently situated just 8 miles from the NEC (15 minutes by car). In addition, with its situation close to Kenilworth, Warwick and Stratford, this hotel is at the centre of the areas best tourist attractions. The Hotel is a non smoking Hotel. Free Wifi, Free Car parking for up to 240 cars. Currently the Hotel has undergone a £1.7 million pound refurbishment, with 42 bedrooms completed in warm colours creating a serene atmosphere for working and relaxing
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Bants in Upton Snodsbury is a 16th century Free House Pub with Restaurant and Luxury Accommodation. You are assured of  a warm and friendly welcome from the Bant family and you'll enjoy the finest in Home Cooked English Fayre, Traditional Ales and Luxury Country Accommodation. Enjoy the relaxed and informal atmosphere of our three cosy lounge bars with their oak beams and olde worlde charm. AA, RAC and ETC 4 Diamond Guest Accommodation.
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This 17th Century archetypal Cotswold stone-built pub overlooks the Village Green and Duck Pond in the picturesque village of Willersey, often described as the most beautiful and natural village in the Cotswolds. Our non-smoking restaurant has an excellent reputation for home produced foods, traditional cask ales and good wines. Our popular lunch and dinner menu, together with our special boards, makes us the Premier dining establishment in the North Cotswolds. We have five luxury non-smoking bedrooms, all en-suite and Victorian in style, tastefully decorated with beautiful and elegant furnishings. For that special occasion you can enjoy our Four Poster Suite or the Deluxe Suite