Bed And Breakfast in Barton

The Stratford Manor is set in 21 acres of landscaped, tended grounds of quintessentially English scenery. Yet 5 minutes away lies the M40, connecting you to culture galore. Stratford Upon Avon, Warwick, Kenilworth and Royal Leamington Spa are all a short drive away, along with bustling market towns and quaint Cotswold stone villages. Our bedrooms are all sophistication; the warm subtle tones of the decor are calming and stylish rolled into one with little contemporary touches such as LCD TVs and innovative light arms by the bed to make them feel all the more indulgent and glamorous. The restaurant was awarded an AA rosette almost as soon as it opened, which will give you an idea of the deliciousness that you can expect. Our bar and lounge offer a relaxing and informal environment to chill out, giving you a place to eat informally and relax with a pint and a newspaper or a coffee and a magazine. Reflections leisure club marries energetic workouts in the pool, gym and tennis courts with relaxing chill outs in the sauna, steam room and plunge pool.

Stratford Holiday Let introduces you to high quality 5 star awarded BARNS in an attractive location in middle England. The barns provide a superb base for your next holiday or short break with ready access to the Shakespeare country. Within easy reach are a wide selection of country walks, cycling trails, riding stables, river barge trips, and many other countryside activities to enjoy. These award winning barns (Church Farm Barns has won the gold award two consecutive years the latest being for 2009 and 2010 for exceptional quality of accommodation and customer service) are well suited for couples, families, and small groups of friends. They contain quality furnishings, and enjoy well maintained gardens and superb countryside views. Come and enjoy. . Parking is free and tea and cofee are complimentary during the stay for all guests. Full English breakfast is included in the price. Please note credit/debit cards including American express are accepted. The payments shall be processed 14 days before the arrival date.

Alcester is a small, attractive town at the heart of one of the most popular tourist areas, yet it escapes the noise and congestion of better known towns. Stratford-upon-Avon is only a short drive away, as are Ragley Hall, Coughton Court and other notable country houses. Further afield, Warwick Castle, the Cotswolds, the NEC and Birmingham and Coventry airports can be reached within little more than half an hour by road. Dorset House is in the centre of Alcester’s historic Conservation Area, facing the town hall and parish church. The house and cottage are fully equipped and furnished with antiques. There is private parking for up to eight cars. A good range of local shops, pubs , restaurants and many other amenities are in easy walking distance. To the rear, secluded courtyards and a long walled garden lead down to the River Arrow and open countryside beyond. Alcester Libbrary has tourist information which includes timetables for bus routes to Stratford, Warwick Parkway, Birmingham, Eversham and Redditch where there are onward rail services. The house and cottage have automatic gas central heating; autowasher; tumble dryer; dishwasher; oven and grill (electric in house, gas in cottage); gas hob; microwave; fridge/freezer; colour TV DVD and Wireless Internet ; courtyard garden with outdoor furniture. All beds have summer/winter duvets. Linen and towels are provided free of charge. Pets by arrangement Dorset House 16 Persons A spacious Georgian town house with front and rear access and pleasing aspects on all sides. Ground floor: entrance hall;Dinning room and seperate kitchen,Ground floor bathroom, large sitting room with imposing 15C stone fireplace First Floor: Double bedroom with king size bed toilet and basin Shower roomwith wash basin Family Double bedroom with sitting area, landing with 15C stone fireplace, shower with washbasin, twin bedroom, bathroom with WC shower and washbasin. Second Floor:2 x Double bedroom,2x twin bedroom, toilet and basin, bathroom with W.C., shower and washbasin.

Salford Hall Hotel is a romantic Grade I listed Manor House between Shakespeares Stratford-upon-Avon, the rolling Cotswolds and the Vale of Evesham. Picture a fascinating Tudor manor almost unchanged by time. Now, a lovingly restored beautiful hotel. The period charm is doubly appealing when combined with modern comforts, gracious furnishings, delicious food and an extensive range of fine wines. Guests may relax in the conservatory lounge or on the sunny terrace within the walled flower garden. Special weekends are arranged for hot-air ballooning, horseracing, touring the Cotswolds, discovering Shakespeare and murder mysteries. The hotel is an excellent venue for conferences and weddings. Bar The Stratford bar is located in the oldest part of the building dating back to 1470. The cosy bar with padded leather armchairs and burnished oak panelling is perfect for that pre dinner drink. For lighter meals the Stratford bar offers a delightful alternative to sit relax and enjoy a glass of wine and a light snack. Restaurants - The Stanford room is full of tradition. Oak walls, a large fireplace and original mullioned windows create a warm and welcoming room. This AA rosette restaurant is open to residents and non residents alike for breakfast, lunch and dinner. - Minstrels Bistro offers an alternative dining experience. Enjoy the outdoors indoors within our contemporary conservatory. Ideal for morning coffee, light lunches, family Sunday lunches, afternoon tea and evening meals. Conference Salford Hall offers a unique conference venue. This wonderfully comfortable Tudor manor offers a very special atmosphere for the conference delegate. Relaxed, yet stimulating Salford Hall is excellently equipped with meeting rooms of various sizes to accommodate from 2 to 30 delegates. Wedding Salford Hall is licensed for Civil ceremonies and is happy to host all or part of your wedding day ceremonies. The venue can cater from 20 to 130 guests. A choice of rooms are available to caterer from larger and more elaborate to the small and intimate days, including the use of a marquee for the larger events.

The Best Western Grosvenor Hotel in Stratford upon Avon is a delightful Grade II listed hotel located in the centre of Stratford upon Avon, just 3 minutes walk from the main shopping area, and only a few miles from Warwick, Leamington Spa, Birmingham and the National Exhibition Centre (NEC). This Georgian style hotel is one of the most distinctive hotels in Stratford upon Avon, the delightfully rambling ground floor exudes tremendous character with small, intimate lounges, creating an ambience to match the Shakespearean past of this historic market town.

The new style Stratford Hotel offers you a contemporary oasis with the historic backdrop of this bustling town just moments away. Relax in our soft and modern bedrooms, each boasts luxurious furnishings, flat screen TV with satellite channels, 2 hours free Wi-Fi, and a modern gleaming bathroom. Be tempted in Quills Restaurant and enjoy the award winning great food which reflects modern tastes, and relax with friends in our sophisticated but comfortable bar. The new mini-gym completes The Stratfords face-lift offering state of the art equipment. The hotel has free on-site parking and is located a short walk from the train station, with junction 15 of the M40 a 5 minute drive to the hotel.

East House is a stunning Cotswold stone property, built in 1759. Nestled in its own beautiful grounds, the property commands magnificent views of the surrounding countryside and enjoys an unrivalled setting at the top of the famous upper High Street. A haven of peace and tranquillity, with truly luxurious accommodation, yet a short stroll to all the amenities for which Broadway is renowned - restaurants, pubs, tearooms, antique shops, boutiques, galleries and so much more. At East House we aim to offer our guests every luxury they could wish for, combined with a friendly, welcoming atmosphere. You will be met with the offer of complimentary champagne in the Reception Hall, with its roaring log fire and wood panelled staircase. There is a further lounge in which to relax, with original wooden beamed ceiling and views over the pond and to the garden beyond. Our guests enjoy sumptuous breakfasts, with the finest of local produce, in a delightful panelled breakfast room. At the end of your days adventures bathe in our divine Bulgari bathroom products, envelop yourself in the softest of towels and bathrobes and then slink into the finest of bed linen. All of our rooms are exquisitely furnished so that we can ensure that your day begins and ends in style. If romance hasnt transported you to another world.........we have TVs, DVD players, iPod docking stations and unlimited WiFi in all rooms. East House is perfectly located. It is at the top end of the upper High Street, so it is quiet and peaceful, yet only a few minutes walk from all that Broadway has to offer. There are numerous restaurants, pubs, tea rooms and exclusive shops catering to all tastes. The surrounding countryside offers miles and miles of breathtaking walks which can be punctuated by breaks in delightful country pubs. In order to preserve the ambiance we have created, we regret that we do not accept children under twelve years of age or pets.

Elegant Victorian House, 5 minutes walk to the Town centre, 10 minutes to rail station. Free off road parking, Non smoking. Rooms - 2 four poster ensuite, 3 doubles ensuite, 1 with double & single bed, 1 single private bathroom. rooms are decorated & furnished with English traditional furniture & Laura Ashley wall paper. Breakfast - we serve a choice of English cooked breakfast, Vegetarian cooked, Croissants & Yogurt, fruit, cereals. We are a traditional English guest house, family run, offering a friendly welcome& a great breakfast. We are within 10 minutes walk of most sites & near a tour bus stop.

The Macdonald Alveston Manor Hotel and Spa, with its beautiful gardens, is just a short walk from the centre of Stratford and the Royal Shakespeare Theatre. Many public areas of the hotel are located in the Manor House, parts of which date back to the 16th century. The attraction of the Alveston Manor hotel is enhanced by its extensive Tudor panelling, leaded lights and Elizabethan staircase. It also boasts a vaulted cellar, which leads to a mysterious underground passage once used by monks from Worcester. Bedrooms are located in a modern wing, which adjoins the Manor House and offer all the modern comforts such as Air Cooling, flat screen televisions with freeview channels Should you wish to upgrade your accommodation, there is also a selection of feature rooms and suites in the old part of the Hotel many of which offer old beamed ceilings and Half Tester or Four Poster Beds. The AA Rosette award-winning Manor Restaurant pays homage to dishes with a modern French influence, and is the perfect way to end a day of sightseeing or business. Many theatre loving guests like to enjoy a starter and main course before departing for the theatre, later returning to the hotel for a dessert. Enjoy our superb leisure facilities at Vital Health & Wellbeing. In addition to an 18 metre swimming pool, there is also a well equipped Techno Gym, Sauna and Steam Room. Should you prefer to pamper yourself there is also a range of treatments available at Vital Beauty.

In a beautifully tranquil area of Stratford upon Avon, only a short walk from theatres and shopping, or a leisurely stroll by the river. This is a family run room, offering a very personal service, to ensure your break in Shakespeares home town meets all your expectations. We have a high quality king size room with a lovely spacious en-suite, toiletries and a hairdryer are provided. Tea and coffee making facilities including a mini fridge with a pint of milk are provided, WiFi connection is available free of charge, and an iron and ironing board are available on request. THIS IS STRICTLY A NON SMOKING ROOM Car parking is available free of charge on site. If you are coming to Stratford upon avon to celebrate a special occasion and would like to arrange for theatre tickets, flowers, chocolates, champagne or a basket of fruit to be in your room on arrival, please contact me for prices and arrangements and I will be happy to help.. The accommodation is available from 3pm on the day of arrival. Please vacate by 10.30am on your departure date. The room is to be paid for on arrival with a cheque made payable to W Crean, or cash The client will be liable for the cost of any damage to the property or breakages which occur during the rental period, or the loss of any keys. We respectfully ask clients to leave the accommodation in the condition in which they found it. Clients will be liable for extra cleaning costs.

4 STAR SILVER AWARD: Bed and Breakfasts in Stratford Upon Avon may be plentiful but Loxley Guest House has been recognised for its exceptional quality, service and hospitality by being one of the few accommodation providers to be awarded the Visit Britain Silver Award. Loxley Guest House is located just a short hop from the centre of Stratford in the picturesque village of Loxley with its excellent village pub The Fox which is just a short stroll away ,and renowned locally for its quality ales, speciality seafood and fish dishes in addition to traditional dishes. Loxley Guest House has recently undergone complete renovation whilst retaining many original features and charm and offers guests modern contemporary accommodation ,allowing guests to relax and unwind in this rural yet centrally located spot very close to Stratford and within 15 minutes of Warwick Castle. All rooms are are ensuite complete with luxury Spa Therapy toiletries, LCD flat screen, Egyptian cotton towels and wireless Broadband access. Breakfast is a real treat and not to be missed, including fresh eggs from our own hens, award winning black pudding, Gloucester Old Spot Pork Sausages and home cured bacon all sourced locally. Parking is to the rear of the property and is secure. If you are looking for somewhere special to stay that offers a personal and friendly service and is centrally located to the Cotswolds, Warwick Castle and Stratford, away from the hustle and bustle of Stratford then we would be delighted to accommodate you.

Bill and Cita Garfield welcome you to their friendly, family run quality guest house close to the centre of Stratford-upon-Avon. Only seven minutes walk from the Royal Shakespeare Company - RSC Theatre, along the River Avon, and a short stroll from the birthplace of William Shakespeare and the historic sights of Stratford. A Convenient bed and breakfast, with car parking, for visiting warwickshire, the Heart of England, and nearby attractions of the homes of William Shakespeare,Warwick Castle, NEC, the Cotswolds, Stratford Races, events at Long Marston and many others. The B&B has been awarded Visit Britain 4 star grading and all rooms have en-suite accommodation. The bed and breakfast accommodation, has many facilities available to make your holiday in shakespeare country a comfortable and enjoyable experience.

Arrow Mill is a 3 star property located in the heart of rural Warwickshire, positioned directly oposite Ragley Hall, close to Junction 15 of the M40 and nearby Stratford upon Avon. The grounds, which cover over 60 acres, have been landscaped for guests to enjoy pleasant walks among abundant wildlife or fish the River Arrow and onsite lake. The former mill has been lovingly restored in order to maintain the historic atmosphere, whilst offering the most comfortable and pleasant surroundings to enjoy a break away. All bedrooms are spacious and designed to offer the utmost in comfort together with the ambience to ensure a pleasant and relaxing stay for both business and leisure guests alike. The Superior rooms are larger and have a comfortable sitting area in addition to wonderful views. The Arrow Mill prides itself on its cuisine. The freshest of ingredients are used, sourced from the local area and Birmingham Market. The restaurant itself overlooks the beautiful lake to create a wonderful dining experience. The hotel prides itself on the location for weddings, as the grounds are beautiful offering ideal scenery for photographs. The restaurant also offers a fabulous dining experience to guarantee a wedding to remember. The Arrow Mill was originally a working mill, mentioned in the Domesday Book when it was valued at three shillings and six pence (17½p). Flour was made until the late 1800s then animal feeds right up to 1964. There were working mills almost every mile on the River Arrow many years ago but most have become houses, housing estates or sadly, just simply vanished. The hotel is ideally situated for exploring Georgian Warwick and its world famous medieval castle, as well as Royal Leamington Spa, Stratford upon Avon and the Cotswolds. Other places of interest include; Upton House and Gardens, Stoneleigh Abbey, Shakespeare Birthplace Trust, The Royal Shakespeare Company, Ragley Hall, Packwood House, Mary Arden’s House and Country Museum, Hidcote Manor Garden, Hatton Country World, Farnborough Hall, Coughton Hall, Charlcote Park and Anne Hathway’s House.

The new management is proud to have taken over The Blue Boar Inn at the end of last year. Together with the staff they are striving to maintain and improve the fantastic reputation that this wonderful Traditional Old English Country Pub has built up over the years. Working close with The Head Chef Jason Brew the team are continuing to serve up great quality food both A la Carte in the restaurant and good old "pub grub" in the bar areas. You can enjoy a refreshing pint of hand pulled real ale of which we have Banks Original, Pedigree and our Guest Ales . We cant think of an area of the Blue Boar that hasnt got a great reputation - food, accommodation and bar are always complimented by our customers. Recommendation is our biggest marketing tool - we are constantly taking calls from people who have been recommended to visit! You cant get better advertising than that. Meet the team who ensure those comments keep coming in. Cooler Autumn days bring life to our four open fires in the bar and restaurant areas, whereas the sunshine of spring offers the opportunity to relax outside in our patio garden and enjoy the extensive views towards the Cotswold Hills. The Blue Boar Inn represents the best of an Old English Country Pub - where traditional values and atmosphere still survive. The oldest part of The Blue Boar dates from the early 1600s and records show that it has been an ale house since that time.The glass covered well in the restaurant bar is some 35 feet deep and its pure water has been used in the brewing process in the past. Its now the home of a family of koi carpe since that time. The Blue Boar is located in the village of Temple Grafton - ideally placed to enjoy all that the Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwick and the North Cotswolds have to offer. William Shakespeare was married in Temple Grafton church in the year 1582 to one Ann Whateley. The name is thought to be a misspelling of Hathaway.

Our cottage is located just a 10 minute drive from Stratford upon Avon. An ideal base for those who wish to explore the world of William Shakespeare, the Cotswolds, Warwick and surrounding area. There is an excellent award winning village pub just a short stroll from our cottage door were you can enjoy lunch or dinner most days. Our comfortably furnished bedrooms are en suite with tea/coffee making facilities, television and hairdryer. It is sometimes possible to have single occupancy of the rooms and the bedroom with shower ensuite can also accommodate a third bed, if required. Please contact us for rates when applicable. There is a cosy "Snug" available to relax and enjoy some light refreshments and if you prefer to stay in and relax we can offer a sandwich supper at an additional cost. We are a Pet friendly, no smoking establishment.

The recently refurbished and newly accredited 4 star Legacy Falcon Hotel dates back to the 16th Century and is perfectly located in the heart of historic Stratford-Upon-Avon. The Legacy Falcon Hotel compromises a quintessential Tudor residence. Featuring decorative half-timbering and original slanted windows it encapsulates Tudor charm.The Hotel benefits from free car parking and free WIFI in all public areas and bedrooms. The Legacy Falcon Hotel offers spacious well appointed, en suite rooms that have been refurbished with clean lines and striking contemporary furnishings with business and relaxation in mind. A perfect base for exploring the beautiful Warwickshire countryside & the surrounding shires, and not forgetting the picturesque Cotswolds. Alternatively, meander through the streets of Stratford discovering its abundance of treasures, including Shakespeare’s Birthplace. Enjoy a gentle stroll by the River Avon or a perfect night at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, both just minutes away.

SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER of 50% OFF normal rates to celebrate the Grand Opening of the Kings Rooms! Located just 6 miles from the Historic town of Stratford upon Avon, this lovely family run hotel has just opened its new extension. The two storey building features a simple and elegant facade, in a courtyard layout a short walk from the original main building of the hotel. The new bedrooms will have flat screen TVs, modern plush interiors, wireless WIFI, and are styled with our guests comfort in mind. Located just seven miles outside Stratford-upon-Avon, the hotel is a fabulous 16th Century Tudor farmhouse offering a delightfully relaxed and friendly atmosphere, a real home from home. The Kings Court Hotel is in the heart of Shakespeare country in the village of Kings Coughton, just seven miles outside Stratford-upon-Avon. The hotel is a fabulous 16th century Tudor farmhouse with beautiful gardens offering the most delightfully relaxed and friendly atmosphere. The charming restaurant offers a varied a la carte menu for which only the finest local produce used. If you fancy something lighter, the Twisted Boot has a excellent bar menu, offering a range of traditional and modern cuisine, as well as a variety of cask conditioned ales and an extensive wine list, perfect to wind down after a hard day. With its setting, friendly staff and excellent reputation, the Kings Court hotel is a hugely popular choice. The hotel has 60 en-suite bedrooms, some of which are situated in the original Tudor farmhouse. All rooms have been designed with guest’s personal needs and comfort in mind, offering all modern facilities guests would expect including free WIFI. The friendly hotel staff are on hand to make guests stay both enjoyable and relaxing, making this the ideal retreat for exploring the surrounding area. The spacious hotel restaurant has a relaxed and charming atmosphere, where guests can enjoy a delightful meal in peaceful surroundings. Offering an exclusive a-la-carte menu with a large selection of dishes to suit every taste, using the finest locally sourced ingredients. This is complimented by an exciting and varied wine list. Twisted Boot Bar has a lovely, warm and inviting atmosphere where a wide range of traditional and modern pub food is served along with a varied selection of real ales, some of which are sourced from their local Brewery, Purity. This is the ideal place to sit on cold winter nights in front of the roaring log fire with a glass of mulled wine. Or on warm summer evenings why not cool off outside under the shade of the parasols or alternatively enjoy the tranquillity of the courtyard with a refreshing glass of Pimms. Startford-upon-Avon introduces you to a market town with more than 800 years of history containing not only many buildings that survive today and would have been familiar to Shakespeare, but also a thriving community offering a wide variety of leisure and shopping experiences. There are many things to explore in Stratford-upon-Avon, a visit would not be complete without finding out more about Shakespeare’s birthplace you can visit the house where the world’s most famous playwriter was born and grew up. Stratford Town Centre hosts a diverse range of shops and restaurants with something for everyone.

Deep in the Warwickshire countryside set in the tranquil surroundings of its own 28-acre estate, Best Western Studley Castle is a place of great character and charm. Close to historic Stratford-upon-Avon, with good links to Birmingham and its exhibition centres, the hotel has good road, rail, and air links and ample free parking. Built in the Victorian style of a medieval castle it provides the perfect setting for a unique stay. Its elegant Georgian dining room and lounge allows you to relax before taking advantage of the modern comforts of the Castles 57 en-suite bedrooms.

The historic Noel Arms Hotel is located in the ancient market town of Chipping Campden. Follow the footsteps of Charles II who rested here after his Scottish Army was defeated by Cromwell at the battle of Worcester. The fine stone facade of the Noel Arms Hotel with its proud coat of arms has been part of the charm of Chipping Campdens high street for centuries. The hotels Regency portico leads into a grand stone hall hung with civil war weaponry. Antique furniture stands on the flagstone floors much of it is as old as the hotel. In the Dining Room the food is traditional, prepared from only the best of local produce. The Dovers Bar menu comprises of many much-loved English dishes. The bedrooms combine antiques with stylish and simple decoration, each one is different including the four poster room with its magnificently carved seventeenth century bed. Theres no better place to relax with a long cool drink or a cream tea than the stylish conservatory or in front of our log fire, when exploring Chipping Campden becomes too much. A member of Classic British Hotels - the hallmark for quality independent hotels

A 17th Centuary converted farmhouse with log fires and oak beams. Set in a rural setting overlooking the Cotswolds. Adjacent to Broadway Golf Club and situated high over the village of Broadway. Nearby, Stratford Upon Avon, Cheltenham Spa and lots of picturesque villages. All 45 bedrooms are all individually appointed. The restaurant has two rosettes and the Barn Owl Bar is available for a less formal atmosphere.