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.

Arden Way Guesthouse - Arden Way is a family run Guest House, offering a hearty breakfast and being just a 5 minutes walk from the theatres. All but a single room (which has private facilities) are en-suite and we have ample car-parking for our guests. Arden Way Guest House has 6 letting rooms, all tastefully decorated. Arden Way was awarded a 2005 - 2006 AA Red Diamond Award in recognition of being among one of the best 10% of AA rated 3 diamond establishments, due to the quality of our bedrooms, bathrooms and public areas. We are conveniently situated for the Cotswolds, Warwick Castle and the NEC. Our aim is not only to welcome guests to our home as well as our town and hopefully they will return to their homes with long and happy memories.

Aidan Guest House - Aidan House is a charming Victorian town house with free Wi-Fi and a fine position in Stratford-upon-Avon. The Shakespeare Theatre and other local attractions are a few minutes' walk away. The guest house was built in 1897 and many of its original features have been retained. Each comfortable room has a private toilet. A hearty Aidan House breakfast is a great start to the day. The train station and the River Avon are both within walking distance. Private off-street parking is available.

The Stag at Redhill - The Stag at Redhill is a family-run hotel located in the heart of Warwickshire's beautiful countryside, on the A46, between Stratford and Alcester and just 3 minutes from Stratford-upon-Avon. The hotel is housed in an impressive 500-year old building, full of character, with many original features. All rooms have en suite bathrooms and television and a king size four-poster room is also available. Guests may wish to explore the many quaint bars, restaurants and theatres that historic Stratford-upon-Avon has to offer, absorbing the heritage of Shakespeare's birthplace. The Stag at Redhill boasts a traditional restaurant and bar with beamed ceilings and an open fireplace offering a cosy, inviting atmosphere.

The Holly Bush Inn - Set in the historic market town of Rugby in Warwickshire, this family-run public house provides a traditional pub atmosphere with good food and a selection of comfortable rooms. The Holly Bush Inn is within easy reach of Coventry and provides an ideal base for exploring this region. The River Avon runs through Rugby, offering you the chance to enjoy boat trips to nearby towns, such as Stratford.

Whitchurch Farm BandB - In a peaceful rural setting on the edge of the Cotswolds, but only 3 miles (5 km) south of Stratford-upon-Avon, this beautifully preserved Georgian house offers charming accommodation. With a great location from which to explore South Warwickshire and the beautiful North Cotswolds, Whitchurch Farm is a family-run bed and breakfast on a working sheep farm. There are 4 centrally heated en suite rooms, each with a TV, a clock radio, a hairdryer and tea/coffee. Free wireless internet access is available throughout. There is a separate guest sitting room with a log burner. A full English breakfast is included in the price, with a range of alternative options also available. Evening meals are available at an additional cost, by prior request. The dining room has won awards from the local council for its breakfasts and from the AA for the outstanding preparation of its food. Locally sourced seasonal produce is used wherever possible, including game and lamb from the farm.

Ferndale House - With free wireless internet and free parking, this elegant residence is comfortably furnished. Enjoy high hospitality standards and a friendly atmosphere. Close to the centre of Kenilworth, there are many restaurants for you to enjoy.

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.

Coughton Lodge - Set within a grade II listed building, in a haven of peace and tranquillity, this recently refurbished bed and breakfast is ideally situated within a few minutes of Shakespeare Country and the Cotswolds. The courtyard garden, with its splendid water feature, is the central focus of Coughton Lodge. Here you can plan the day's activities after breakfast or relax in the evening sunshine, reflecting on the day's events. Surrounded by open countryside, yet convenient for all major attractions, including the N.E.C., the lodge's facilities are guaranteed to provide everything you may need to ensure a pleasant and comfortable stay.

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.