Hotels In Stratford Upon Avon

MacdonaldShakespeare Hotel
Chapel St, Stratford-upon-avon

From £78

16th century black and white Gabled Inn located in the centre of Stratford on avon. An inn and meeting place of writers, actors and artists since the 18th century,

Behind its distinctive gabled facade, the hotel - which has 74 en-suite bedrooms + 3 four poster rooms & 5 suites - uses antique furnishings and period decor to create a mood of relaxed elegance, while personal service and facilites combine to ensure guests want for nothing.

The hotel is full of character with its oak beams, creaky floor boards and open fires, all bedrooms are named after the plays of William Shakespeare and their characters. The David Garrick Restaurant has a traditional menu and two Rosettes.

Restaurant - Lounge / Bar
The David Garrick Restaurant has two AA Rosettes and offers and extensive a la carte menu.

You can enjoy a pleasant interlude every day between 2.30 and 5.30 p.m. in the delightful surroundings of the Shakespeares newly refurbished lounge. A choice of freshly-brewed teas, scones with jam and cream, delicious sandwiches and tempting pastries leavens the long march from lunch to dinner.

Billesley Manor Hotel
Billesley, Alcester, Stratford-upon-Avon

From £65

The Billesley Manor Hotel and its surrounding area brings to life almost a thousand years of history, drama and theatre.

This magnificent 16th Century Manor House is set in 11 acres of its own private parkland and has a unique Topiary garden and sun terrace.

Indoor heated swimming pool, tennis courts, six hole pitch and putt course and croquet lawn.

42 traditionally styled bedrooms, including Four Poster rooms and Suites - all en-suite. 20 bedrooms are situated in the Cedar Barns which have a more modern and contemporary design.

Restaurant - Lounge / Bar
The Stuart Restaurant is a traditionally styled dining facility with oak panelled walls and views out on to the grounds.

Alveston Manor Hotel
Clopton Bridge, Stratford-upon-avon

From £65

As well as being mentioned in the DoomesdayBook, William Shakespeare presented his first performance of 'Midsummer Night's dream' at The Alveston Manor Hotel.

The hotel is 5 minutes from Stratford town centre and theatres

114 bedrooms with private facilities (including 5 suites). The Manor and Queen Anne wings offer feature rooms and suites, including four poster beds.

Vital Health-Fitness and Beauty is now at The Macdonald Alveston Manor incorporating an 18 metre swimming pool, techongym, sauna, steam room, and 6 beauty treatment rooms.

The Alveston Manor Hotel combines a strong blend of history with all the modern facilities one would expect from a leading Forte hotel.

Restaurant - Lounge / Bar
The award winning Manor Grill offers an extensive a la carte and TDH menu.

Grosvenor Hotel
Warwick Road, Stratford-upon-avon

From £50

A distinctive Grade II listed Georgian hotel.

The hotel prides itself on giving a friendly and efficient service in a relaxed atmosphere. The delightfully rambling ground floor of tremendous character with its small intimate lounges and open fires produce an ambience to match Stratford Upon Avon's Shakesperian past.

The elegant Garden Restaurant, decorated with unique hand painted mural, offers imaginative menu's with an extensive wine list.

Professional service and comfortable surroundings complete your pleasure.

Restaurant - Lounge / Bar
The elegant Garden Restaurant, decorated with unique hand painted murals, offers a fine choice of international cuisine which is complemented by an extensive wine list with friendly and professional service.