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Located on the fringes of the Cotswolds in the heart of Stratford-upon-Avon, with close links to Birmingham. The hotel offers free Wi-Fi, onsite parking and widely recognised restaurant. Steeped in history and dating from 1567, this is an impressive stone built grade II listed coaching inn full of charm and character. Guests will be greeted with a warm and friendly welcome where you will discover the very best in countryside dining and drinking.Bedrooms comprise of Double or Twin rooms with a ... Morechoice of en-suite bathrooms and showers with original features fireplaces, all rooms are well appointed. The two suites comprise of a stunning beamed second floor loft conversion or a large light family first floor bedroom overlooking the courtyard. Rooms offer wonderful village outlooks or great views across the Cotswold countryside. Dining in the restaurant is an experience not to be missed. The food is freshly prepared and carefully cooked to order, styled simply and elegantly with all the flavours of quality seasonal ingredients which are locally sourced wherever possible. The hotel is happy to cater for any allergies or special dietary requirements. There are a variety of beers and spirits including the locally brewed Hook Norton' Ale which is a popular choice. There is a wide and varied selection of wines that are changed seasonally to compliment the menus.The market town of Stratford-upon-Avon is synonymous with William Shakespeare, where a stay would not be complete without finding out more about the English poet that makes it famous. This allows you to visit the house where the world's most famous play righter was born and grew up. Other must see Shakespeare locations include Hall's Croft, Nash's House and New Place, Anne Hathaway's cottage and Mary Arden's Farm. With more than 800 years of history containing not only many buildings that survive today and also a thriving community offering a wide variety of leisure and shopping experiences.Warwick is famous for arguably the most complete of mediaeval castles to be found anywhere. Royal Leamington Spa is a bustling town centre with a large number of independently run shops offering exciting goods. Alcester offers many ancient properties and a number of archaeological sites of interest. Henley-in-Arden is a pretty, un-commercialised market town in the heart of the old Arden region. The long winding High Street is the perfect setting to show off the beautifully preserved buildings perched on either side, with over 150 listed as historic or of special architectural interest. Please note guests Cannot check in until 6:30pm on 8th June as no reception staff until that time. Less

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