Hotels in Stratford

Situated in the very heart of Shakespeare's birthplace, in the town of Stratford-upon-Avon. The historic White Swan Hotel closed its doors in November for a £3 million restoration project and is reopening in April 2012. Our Grade II listed building will be completely renovated and modernised, whilst maintaining its unique heritage. The front of the hotel will remain as a cosy, traditional pub, serving delicious freshly cooked food and outstanding cask conditioned ales while the 41 bedroom hotel will be fully upgraded to a 4 star standard with a brand new grand reception lounge so that both the pub and hotel are enjoyable and welcoming for all guests.

 

The White Swan has been dated back to 1450 making the hotel oldest inn and one of the oldest buildings in the town. In one of the rooms at the front of the building there is a wall painting at was commissioned by William Perrott who owned the building in 1560 for his wife. The wall painting depicts the story of Tobais and the angle such a subject would be doubly appropriate for a tavern of the day. The question is did Shakespeare sit and drink his mead while looking at this painting!

Just on the outskirts of town - well known for its superb home-cooked food, all freshly prepared to order, ideally placed for the Cotswolds, Stratford and Warwick. Well known for its superb home-cooked food, all freshly prepared to order, ideally placed for the Cotswolds, Stratford and Warwick.

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At this little gem in the heart of Stratford, this elegant Georgian town house is ideal for tourists, business travellers, horse racing enthusiasts and theatre-goers. Set in the very heart of town with private parking available, or if you prefer, we can collect you from the Rail Station.

The Arden Hotel is privately owned by the Eden Hotel Collection, winners of the 'AA Small Hotel Group of the Year' 2014-2015.

 

Located in the heart of historic Stratford-upon-Avon, directly opposite the world-renowned Royal Shakespeare Company Theatres, the Arden Hotel has undergone a multi-million pound refurbishment to create an elegant and sophisticated 45-bedroom boutique-style hotel. The transformed Arden Hotel opened its doors in July 2010, and is fast becoming the flagship destination in the redeveloped World Class Stratford, enticing Shakespeare aficionados and theatre-goers from all over the globe.

 

The luxuriously renovated Arden boasts the chic new Waterside Brasserie, stylish Champagne Bar and spacious suites with beautiful views over the River Avon, providing an inspirational backdrop for your trip, whether business or pleasure.

The Best Western Grosvenor Hotel in Stratford upon Avon is a delightful Grade II listed hotel located close to the centre of Stratford upon Avon, in the heart of Warwickshire, 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 Stratford Limes Hotel is a small friendly hotel which has recently undergone extensive refurbishment.  Situated in one of the quieter, peaceful and popular area of Stratford-upon-Avon, we can offer private free car parking, sunny orangery lounge, restuarant bar, and courtyard garden.

 

For those on business we have a small meeting room, for a more informal breakfast meeting just use our orangery. Weddings, small events and functions also catered for. Whatever your requirements we can tailor a packages to suit your individual needs, we provide the ideal base for visiting the town and exploring the local area.

The Church Street Townhouse is located in the heart of Stratford upon Avon. Housed in a 400 year old Grade II Listed building and located directly opposite Shakespeare’s school, this boutique hotel is the perfect base to soak up the history, culture and entertainment that our wonderful town offers.

Only two minutes’ walk from the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, one minute from the bustling town centre, 5 minutes’ walk to Shakespeare’s Birthplace and 5 minutes in the other direction to the wonderful Holy Trinity Church - whatever you are looking for, it’s right on your doorstep.