COUNTY |
NAME OF HOTEL / INN |
AMENITIES |
ACTIVITIES AND ATTRACTIONS AT THE HOTEL OR NEARBY |
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Surrey |
The
Wheatsheaf Inn, GRAYSWOOD, HASLEMERE |
Victorian
village inn offering good food and real ales. Comfortable en-suite
accommodation |
Village
location just 1 mile from Haslemere. Guildford, Midhurst and Petworth all
within easy reach. |
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The Drummond Arms, ALBURY, Near GUILDFORD |
Riverside setting. 10 en-suite
bedrooms, one with Four Poster Bed, another with Sauna |
Situated in the delightful village of
Albury alongside the gently flowing River Tillingbourne. 5 miles from
Guildford, 5 miles from the A3, 9 miles from the M25. |
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The Pride of the Valley, CHURT near FARNHAM |
The Pride of the Valley Restaurant and
public areas have just received an extensive refurbishment. Gastropub. 14
bedrooms which are all individually designed to a high standard. |
Situated 4 miles from Farnham on the
outside of Churt village, less than 2 miles from the A3 at Hindhead |
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The Kings Arms, OCKLEY |
Traditional 16th Century coaching Inn. Full of character, low
ceilings, wooden beams, log fires and a superb garden. All bedrooms en-suite
bathrooms including 4 poster. |
Set in a picturesque village and
located on the A29 between Dorking and
Horsham, in the heart of Surrey. |
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The Hurtwood Inn Hotel, PEASLAKE,
GUILDFORD |
The Hurtwood Inn has stood in the centre of the perfect English village of
Peaslake since 1920. |
Set in the heart of the outstandingly
beautiful Surrey Hills, yet only 55 minutes from central London and halfway
between Gatwick and Heathrow |
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The Dukes Head, BEARE GREEN, DORKING |
Enchanting hotel situated in the lea
of the picturesque North Downs in Surrey. Enjoy some of Surrey's finest
accommodation, food and scenery. |
Located 3 miles from the old market
town of Dorking. Convenient access to London Gatwick and Heathrow Airports:
central London is less than 40 minutes by train. |
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The Angel Posting House and Livery, GUILDFORD |
Built on the site of Whitefriars
Monastery in 1527 as a Posting House where coaches could rest or exchange
their horses between London and Portsmouth. Painstakingly restored, the
Angel is the perfect location for business or pleasure |
The Angel stands on the cobbled High
Street of Guildford, one of England's most historic towns. |
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The Dukes Head, WALLINGTON |
Enjoy a selection of traditional
English food in the bar. 24 air conditioned en-suite bedrooms. |
Stands at the junction of the A237 and
A232, overlooking Wallington Green. Access to Gatwick Airport, Sutton and
Croydon or for Central London, London Bridge. London Victoria 20 minutes
away by train. |
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Macdonald Hotels, The Burford Bridge,
DORKING |
The Burford
Bridge dates back to the 1500's and some of the oak beams dating from that
period are still visible |
Nestling at
the foot of scenic Box Hill, the River Mole runs through the bottom of the
spectacular gardens which also house the lovely open air swimming pool (May
to Sept). |
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The Swan Inn CHIDDINGFOLD, GUILDFORD |
Stylish gastro pub-meets-hip-hotel. 11
fully air conditioned rooms. The restaurant is operated by Darren Tidd,
formerly of the Clivedon Hotel who brings Michelin star quality to a
gastro-pub environment. |
Situated in the village of
Chiddingfold only 1 hours drive from London and close to Godalming,
Haslemere and Guilford. |
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The White Horse DORKING |
Charming
18th century coaching inn with popular `olde worlde` restaurant. |
Well located for
nearby attractions such as Polesden Lacey, Denbies Vineyard and Epsom
Racecourse. |
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The Bush Hotel FARNHAM |
Famed for its
lush, ivy-clad facade, this 17th century coaching inn is every bit as
attractive inside, with a relaxing real ale bar, the Georgian-style Thackery
restaurant, a frescoed lounge area and a cobbled courtyard |
Situated
near Farnham’s town centre market place and ideal for visiting Losely House,
Clandon Park and Sutton Place |
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Carlton Mitre Hotel HAMPTON COURT |
Dating back in
parts to 1665, this hotel originally served as lodging for courtiers who
could not be accommodated at Hampton Court Palace opposite. The riverside
terrace, restaurant and brasserie all command good views. |
The Mitre is
located beside the River Thames and opposite Hampton Court Palace.
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The Devil's
Punchbowl HINDHEAD |
Comfortable
lounges and welcoming bar areas are complemented by well appointed en-suite
guest rooms. |
The Devil's
Punchbowl enjoys a great location halfway between Portsmouth and London on
the A3, ten miles south of Guildford and within easy reach of the M25.
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Tyne and Wear |
The Ravensworth Arms LAMESLEY, GATESHEAD |
The Ravensworth Arms boasts a wealth of literary connections. 13 quality,
en-suite bedrooms. Extensive menu |
Stands on the site of Clubdon Hall, and takes its name from the nearby
Ravensworth Castle. |
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Warwickshire |
The Old
Thatched Cottage Hotel,
DUNCHURCH, RUGBY |
15th century thatched building, oak beams, extensive A la Carte and Table
D'Hote menus, bar snacks. |
Situated at the heart of this historic village. Golf, sailing |
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Kings Court Hotel ALCESTER, near STRATFORD-UPON-AVON |
Originally a Tudor farmhouse
extended over the years, some rooms being in the original part of
the hotel. Spacious restaurant. Twisted Boot Bar |
Situated in the heart of
Shakespeare country, only seven miles from Stratford-upon-Avon |
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The Stag At Redhill STRATFORD-UPON-AVON |
Superb
three diamond rated country hotel and restaurant. 500 year old
building full of character. Traditional inn, bar with cask ales,
excellent restaurant |
Situated in the heart of the Warwickshire
countryside, just three minutes from Stratford upon Avon. Well
located on the A46 between busy Stratford and sleepy Alcester |
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The Halford Bridge HALFORD
(FOSSE WAY) |
Charismatic 16th Century
Coaching Inn combining a countryside pub, contemporary restaurant
dining, secluded courtyard garden and individually styled en-suite
bedrooms. |
Set in a pretty rural
Warwickshire village, located at the gateway to The Cotswolds |
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The Three Horseshoes RUGBY |
Located in the centre of
Historic Rugby alongside Rugby School. |
Royal Leamington Spa (14
miles), Warwick (17 miles), Stratford-Upon-Avon (20 miles).
The NEC and Birmingham International Airport approximately 21
miles
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The Globe Hotel WARWICK |
The Globe Hotel is the first,
and only, Thai style hotel in the U.K. In our award winning Thai
Elephant Restaurant we offer some of the best Thai cuisine in the
country, served by Thai staff in traditional costume |
Situated in the heart of
historic Warwick town, a few minutes walk from Warwick Castle, and a
stones throw from Shakespeare Country, Stratford-upon-Avon |
|
The Fox and Goose Inn, ARMSCOTE |
Inn with smart dining room,
cosy bar, private room and 4 fabulous, if a little eccentric, luxury
en-suite bedrooms |
Armscote is a beautiful
village eight miles south of Stratford-upon-Avon, surrounded by
gorgeous countryside |
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The Golden Lion Hotel,
EASENHALL, RUGBY |
Historic 16th century village inn. Real ales, Bar snacks, A la Carte
restaurant. Excellent en-suite accommodation. |
Picturesque village location just 4 miles from Rugby
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The Beechwood, KERESLEY,
COVENTRY |
Gorgeous 13th century farmhouse set in
its own grounds. Traditional bar and A la carte restaurant
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Situated only 3 miles from Coventry,
ideally placed to visit Birmingham and the historic towns of Stratford and
Warwick. |
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The Falcon Hotel,
STRATFORD-UPON-AVON |
Superb 16th century inn with all modern comforts
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Ideally located at the heart of Shakespeare's Stratford
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The White Bear,
SHIPSTON-ON-STOUR |
Lively traditional pub, offering good
food and fine ales. |
Located 10
miles south of
Stratford-upon-Avon, 30 miles north of Oxford. |
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The Red Lion,
LONG COMPTON |
Grade
2 listed stone-built coaching inn dating from 1748.
Real ales, fine wines, superb food and a warm welcome. Log fires, stone
walls and oak beams. Pretty garden. Five en-suite bedrooms |
Located in an area of outstanding
natural beauty and ideally situated for such major attractions as Stratford
Upon Avon, Warwick, Oxford and The Cotswolds. |
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The Black Horse,
SHIPSTON-ON-STOUR |
Wonderful
old thatched pub dating back to the 12th
Century . Traditional hand-pulled ales. Please note that we do not
serve food on a Sunday evening. Award-winning gardens. Resident ghost. |
The
Black Horse Inn at Shipston-on-Stour is conveniently situated central to
many attractions in the Midlands. |
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The Fox and Hounds Inn GREAT WOLFORD |
16th century
quintessential English Country Inn. Log fires, traditional ales, good food,
warm welcome. Three en-suite guest rooms |
Idyllic village
setting in glorious countryside on the edge of the North Cotswolds, handy
for Stratford-upon-Avon |
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Charlecote Pheasant Hotel,
CHARLECOTE, STRATFORD-UPON-AVON |
Charming country house hotel close to Shakespeares' Stratford
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Peaceful setting opposite Charlecote Park (National Trust)
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Honiley Court Hotel,
WARWICK |
Lovely ivy-clad hotel with Business Centre
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Ideally located for the NEC, Warwick Castle and Shakespeare's Stratford
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Mary Arden Inn
WILMCOTE, STRATFORD-UPON-AVON |
Traditional
country inn dating back to the 1700s. 11 en-suite bedrooms.
Traditional bar with open fireplace and original beams, extensive bar menu,
real ales. Terrace and beer garden |
A
traditional country inn with rooms just three miles from Stratford centre, standing
opposite Mary Arden's house. |
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White Swan Hotel
STRATFORD-UPON-AVON |
The White Swan Hotel is the oldest hotel in Stratford upon Avon and
still retains it's original charm and atmosphere. |
Central for all activities (shopping, theatre, etc). Also ideal for
those of you travelling to and from the Birmingham NEC.
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The Shakespeare
STRATFORD-UPON-AVON |
With each of its 74, individually
decorated rooms named after a Shakespeare character or play, this award
winning half-timbered hotel is a major local landmark right |
Ideally located
right in the very heart of historic
Stratford.
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Alveston Manor
STRATFORD-UPON-AVON |
This magnificent, half-timbered hotel
is well known both for its Manor Grill Restaurant and also its splendid old
cedar tree - reputedly the spot where Shakespeare’s 'A Midsummer Night's
Dream' was premiered. |
Situated just a few minutes' easy
walk from the Royal Shakespeare Theatre and Stratford's attractive town
centre |
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The Swan's Nest
STRATFORD-UPON-AVON |
With parts of the building dating
back to the 1600's, the Swan's Nest is the only one in Stratford with its
own river frontage. Facilities include a relaxed restaurant, bar and lounge
plus free car parking. |
Riverside location just five minutes
on foot from the RSC’s famous theatre and the town centre shops.
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The Woodhouse Hotel,
Princethorpe, Near LEAMINGTON SPA |
One of Warwickshire's finest countryside inns, excellent food and service,
restaurants, carvery, weddings, conferences |
Set in the heart of rolling countryside. Warwick Castle, Stratford-upon-Avon
and Kenilworth nearby. Walking, touring, historic sites. |
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The Glebe at Barford,
BARFORD, Near WARWICK
|
Small country house hotel, bedrooms include seven with four poster style
beds. Superb food, fine wines |
Ideally located close to Stratford upon Avon, Warwick and Kenilworth, just
one mile from Junction 15 M40. |
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West Midlands |
Featherstone Farm Hotel,
FEATHERSTONE, WOLVERHAMPTON |
Lovely 18th century country house hotel in 5 acres of grounds.
Superb restaurant, comfortable bedrooms. |
Situated in beautiful countryside yet only
1 mile from M6 and M54. |
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The Ward Arms,
DUDLEY |
Historic
former hostelry, now a modern hotel. Bars, restaurant. |
Conveniently
located 2 miles form the M5 |