Over the years the Shakespeare has been a firm favourite with politicians, diplomats and business people alike. The hotel boasts open fires in the lounge during the winter months.

The White Swan Hotel has recently re-opened after a £3 million refurbishment. One of the oldest buildings in Stratford upon Avon and the oldest hotel, the Grade II listed White Swan dates back to 1450.

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 and beauty treatment rooms.

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 - just five minutes on foot from the RSC’s famous theatre and the town centre shops. Facilities include a relaxed restaurant, bar and lounge plus free car parking.

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 the local heritage and history. We have 11 en-suite bedrooms all decorated and furnished in a traditional style. 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 Pen and Parchment has a fantastic location next to the tourist information centre on the banks of the River Avon, where it has stood since the 17th century (although it is thought to have earlier origins). Shakespeare’s Birthplace and the Royal Shakespeare Theatre is less than a 5-minute walk from the inn. Serving pub classic meals alongside a wide selection of wine, beer and spirits and boasting beautifully decorated bedrooms, the Pen and Parchment is ideal for your Shakespearian getaway.

In the heart of Stratford-upon-Avon stands The Townhouse, a 400-year old Grade II listed building. Within a few minutes’ walk of many of the tourist attractions, The Townhouse offers freshly prepared meals and an extensive cocktail list alongside 12 comfortable and individually designed bedrooms.

With part of the hotel dating back to 1798, Hotel du Vin Stratford-upon-Avon has been restored retaining its charm and character with the distinctive Hotel du Vin style. Located in the heart of Shakespeare’s home town, it is the perfect base to explore all the tourist attractions.

Located in Alderminster, a picturesque village just 5 miles from Stratford-upon-Avon, is The Bell. Each of the bedrooms offer boutique-style design, the onsite restaurant has earned an AA Rosette Award for Culinary Excellence and the bar offers local guest beers and their very own Alscot Ale.

Situated in the heart of Shakespeare country, only seven miles from Stratford-upon-Avon, The Kings Court Hotel was originally a Tudor farmhouse which has been extended over the years, some rooms being in the original part of the hotel. Our spacious restaurant has a relaxed atmosphere offering extensive a la carte and table d'hote menus complemented by a varied wine list. Alternatively unwind in the Twisted Boot Bar which serves a range of traditional and modern cuisine, as well as a variety of cask conditioned ales.

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-suitebedrooms. Perfect for both business users and for a well earned country break.

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 hotel reopened in February 2007 following a programme of comprehensive refurbishment and became an instant hit with locals and visitors alike. 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.

Set in the heart of England just a short distance from Shakespeare’s Stratford, historic Warwick and romantic Kenilworth Castle, the Glebe at Barford has 39 individually decorated bedrooms, fine cuisine and leisure facilities. Relax in the spacious lounge bar with its marble floor or soak away the tensions of the day in the spa pool before dining in the conservatory restaurant which overlooks the gardens. Located just one mile from M40 Junction 15. ETC 3 Stars, AA 3 Stars.