Bed And Breakfasts 1 to 10 in Warwickshire, England

The Old Rectory Hotel - Our open log fire gives a warm welcome. A chance to relax away from it all. Stay in a four-poster bedroom. Our location is close to Warwick, Stratford, NEC, and Warwick racecourse, all from junction 15 on M40. The Old Rectory boasts a cosy lounge with Inglenook log fire for the winter months and the bar to enable that cosy drink in front of the fire. Ample car parking space is also available in the grounds of The Old Rectory. Being ideally placed between Warwick and Stratford-Upon- Avon enables our guests to visit wonderful Warwick Castle, Shakespeare's birthplace, Ann Hathaway's cottage, and many more historic sights. You are also able to experience the fine restaurants and public houses.

The Rose and Crown - Ideally located in the heart of Warwick city centre, The Rose and Crown is a former coaching inn, providing comfortable accommodation and excellent food in a vibrant atmosphere. All rooms are stylish and welcoming, with en suite facilities and satellite TV. Free Wi-Fi internet access and an inclusive full English breakfast are available to guests. An award-winning establishment, The Rose and Crown has featured twice in the Top Ten UK Pubs during the last 3 years and was voted Best Pub in the UK in 2004. Historic Warwick Castle is within walking distance of The Rose & Crown.

Arden Park Guest House (100% Non Smoking) - In the heart of Stratford-upon-Avon, Arden Park offers great value for money, with en suite rooms, free Wi-Fi, free broadband internet, free in-room safes and free parking for one car. Arden Park has a great central location, just 2 minutes' walk from the very heart of Stratford-upon-Avon, only metres from the railway station and just around the corner from Shakespeare's Birthplace. Each reservation includes free parking for one car at a nearby public pay-and-display car park. Built in the 1860s, this Victorian town house is rich in original features, historic character and traditional charm. All of the non-smoking rooms boast modern en suite facilities and guests can be sure of a warm, friendly atmosphere in centrally heated accommodation. Breakfast is an all-you-can-eat continental-style buffet of ham, boiled eggs, cheese, yoghurt, fruit, cereal, toast, croissants, juice and freshly-brewed coffee or tea.

The Croft Guest House - A late Victorian town house built by a local builder in 1881, the guest house is ideally situated just a 5-minute walk away from the town centre and close to all amenities. Offering a comfortable and welcoming atmosphere, complimented by friendly service, the Croft features a separate guest lounge with an open fireplace where you can relax and make yourself at home. Alternatively you can choose to unwind in the garden, complete with hot tub. Additional private car parking has recently been added. Weekend bookings are only taken for a minimum of 2 nights inclusive.

The Halford Bridge - Experience the relaxed, friendly atmosphere with the charm of yesteryear, that this original coaching inn and village pub have to offer. By choosing The Halford Bridge, we want you to experience the relaxed, friendly atmosphere and charm that this traditional countryside inn has to offer. Steeped in history & oozing character, The Halford Bridge is a Cotswold stone built, grade 11 listed coaching inn, dating back form 1567, and located in the rural village of Halford, on the fringes of The Cotswolds. Original character features combined with our fresh new look, quirky furniture & welcoming friendly staff, all create our own individual style. Unwind with a drink in our cosy bar, or dine in our ambient 'Nutcracker' Restaurant. The Halford Bridge is the perfect location for 'Dozing' too. We have 12 individually styled en-suite bedrooms, complete with fluffy duvets! This includes a ground floor bedroom and two beautiful loft conversion suites. So, whether you are 'Dining, Drinking or Dozing' with us, we trust that you will thoroughly enjoy your visit and look forward to welcoming you back again.

Buckland Lodge Hotel - Guest House - Conveniently located close to the town centre and a short walk away from the rail and bus stations, this tastefully converted detached Victorian villa is situated on a tree-lined avenue. Originally built in 1846 and established as a hotel in 1977 by the Chandler family, this welcoming residence provides comfortable accommodation in a convenient and easily accessible location. Situated less than 3 miles from the M40, Buckland Lodge provides an ideal base from which to explore the Midlands, with Warwick, Kenilworth and the city of Coventry all a short drive away. Leamington Spa itself has much to offer, and its parks, gardens and town centre are all within walking distance from the guest house. All of the rooms at the guest house are en suite and are equipped with standard facilities. Each morning the guest house provides a full English breakfast, while evening meals are available on request.

The George At Brailes - Enjoy historic rooms, local ales and a lovely restaurant at The George, a charming pub dating back to 1350 and located 15 miles (24 km) from Stratford-Upon-Avon. The George At Brailes has a beautiful village location 25 miles (40 km) from Oxford and 20 miles (32 km) from Blenheim Palace. 10 local walks start from the pub, and bicycles can be stored in the barn. The pub oozes history, from the Cavaliers names etched into glass, to the ghost stories and medieval decoration in the oak beams. The bright, clean rooms have oak beams and uneven floors and walls that reflect their age. Lively music nights take place at weekends, and folk music, Morris dancing and traditional games are often hosted. A fine covered patio area is ideal for alfresco meals surrounded by beautiful gardens and the surrounding hills.

Salamander Guest House - Overlooking a floral park, this family-run bed and breakfast is in the heart of Stratford-upon-Avon, just minutes' walk away from all attractions. The Salamander Guest House is an Edwardian building with comfortable en suite bedrooms (no shared bathrooms!). Each bedroom has TV, tea/coffee and central heating. During your stay, you can enter and exit Salamander Guest House whenever you like. There is a car park/garage to the rear of the house. Excellent cooked English breakfasts are available.

The Old House B And B - The family-run Old House is on the edge of the charming village of Witherley. It offers comfortable accommodation, free Wi-Fi, freshly cooked breakfasts and a very warm welcome. Rooms are en suite and have Freeview TV, and at the rear of the house there is private parking. The Old House B&B is 10 minutes from junction 10 of the M42 and junction 1 of the M69. It is just south of Atherstone on the A5. Good eating houses are a short walk away.

The Mary Arden Inn - A traditional country inn with rooms. Just three miles from Stratford centre. A beautiful inn offering good food, fine wine and real ales with traditional accommodation in a stunning location. Formerly a splendid private house, the Mary Arden Inn dates back to the 1700s. You may recognise the name Mary Arden as William Shakespeare's mother. Standing opposite Mary Arden's house, the inn offers the perfect country retreat for visiting Stratford upon Avon, the birthplace of Shakespeare, and all of the local heritage and history. 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 an 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. The Mary Arden restaurant also offers an excellent a la cart? menu, complemented by an imaginative wine list and relaxed ambience.