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1 Review and 475 Opinions A very classy, stylish hotel with excellent service & good food. Very comfortable rooms. My only...
Ardencote Manor Hotel and Country Club
2 Reviews and 180 Opinions I wanted to share an example of the appalling customer service we received from Ardencote on one of...
kirsty_lamb Says: Very good attentive service, and the food was really tasty. The nan bread was one of the nicest I've had, and on top of all of this, if you have a ticket from...
Thai Elephant: Dont miss the Thai Elephant
kirsty_lamb Says: I wan't sure about going in here as it looked just like a bar, but if you go in, there is the most beautif Thai restaurant. Lovely decor and very attentive...
zuriga Says: Wellsbourne Watermill is a nice place to stop - even for just a snack in their tearoom. The scones there are award-winning and made with the mill's own flour....
Warwick: England's Finest Medieval Castle
Tom_Fields Says: Warwick Castle is the best example, in the best condition, of all England's medieval castles. The original earthen ramparts were built by order of Ethelfleda,...
CHESFORD GRANGE: Luxurious Weekend Getaway Spot
zuriga Says: The Chesford Grange is conveniently located in Kenilworth - just down the road from Warwick and not far from Leamington Spa or Stratford. Although the luxury...
grayfo Says: Located in the heart of the Warwickshire countryside, Rugby is known throughout the world as the home of rugby football and, as you would expect, many of its...
grayfo Says: Historic Warwick is a great centre for the tourist, with it’s many antique, china and gift shops and a regular market every Saturday. There is also a wide...
grayfo Says: Famous the world over as the birthplace of William Shakespeare, Stratford is set in the beautiful rural Warwickshire countryside, on the banks of the river...
grayfo Says: Leamington Spa has the rare distinction of the right to use the prefix “Royal” through the grant of a Royal Charter by Queen Victoria in July 1838, a name that...
grayfo Says: Kenilworth is a delightful Warwickshire town, with many historical buildings, including its famous castle. The Doomsday Book (circa 1086) reveals that the...
Andrew_W_K Says: The star attraction of Warwickshire (in fact one of the top tourist attractions in the UK) is Warwick Castle but I have to confess to being a tad disappointed...
MikeBird Says: There is a wealth of things to see and do in Stratford, most of which are linked in someway to William Shakespeare who was born, lived and buried in the town.We...
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Fantastic £4.50 all you can eat carvery, and it's so much nicer than it's £4.50 price tag! On a Sunday it's about £6.000 though. There is a nice bar area as...
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Q: hi, I've been looking for buses from Redditch to Alcester on Sunday, and even though I found that bus 246/247 operates also on...
A: Hi I found one for service 247 here; http://www.worcestershire.gov.uk/cms/transport-and-streets/transport/bus/bus-timetables.aspx?Area=r There's a new one effective...
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Warwickshire is a county in the West midlands, probably best known by most people for the bithplace of William Shakespeare at Stratford-upon-Avon. This is where most people head for and it must be one...
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Some say Warwick castle is a bit 'touristy' and expensive (I think it was 14pound) - I agree, but it is still so worth it. The castle walls are just amazinly restored and preserved, and Madame...
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Warwickshire is the heart of England with a lot of history within its towns, Leamington (a medium-sized Georgian town), Stratford-upon-Avon (birthplace of Shakespeare), Warwick (home to probably the...
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Warwickshire: Where the Castles Are
This county has two of England's finest, most celebrated medieval castles: Warwick Castle and Kenilworth Castle. Both are well worth a visit.
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Our time in Warwickshire was relatively brief and this marked the northernmost extent of our travels on this particular trip. After spending the night in nearby Banbury, Oxfordshire, my wife wanted to...
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