incl. Breakfast - HRS Rating: /10 - This stately 16th century manor house set in 11 acres ... more
of beautiful parkland in the land of Shakespeare, literature and historic England. A beautiful country retreat with modern bedrooms and a fine dining restaurant,...
A fine Elizabethan house set in 11 acres of grounds in the heart of Shakespeare's county, ... more
Barceló Billelsey Manor Hotel can be found minutes from the M40, just outside Stratford-upon-Avon. Immerse yourself in the life and literature of William Shakespe...
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Located just 10 minutes from Stratford, Barcelo Premium Billesley Manor Hote l is a ... more
beautiful 16th century Manor House boasting 11 acres of private land and a fantastic topiary garden. The hotel's creative team has developed a ''Gastronomic Jewel:'' a...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Located just 10 minutes from Stratford, Barcelo Premium Billesley Manor Hote l is a ... more
beautiful 16th century Manor House boasting 11 acres of private land and a fantastic topiary garden. The hotel's creative team has developed a ''Gastronomic Jewel:'' a...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
A fine Elizabethan house set in 11 acres in the heart of Shakespeare's county Barcelo ... more
Billesley Manor is situated just minutes away from the M40 just outside Stratford upon Avon where you can engross yourself in the literature and life of William Sha...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Advantages: Clean, friendly, child friendly, pets allowed, lovely environment Disadvantages: Can get very busy with slow service and not all staff are very friendly
, hair-dryer and working desk. The accommodation is to a very high standard with some rooms having the ability to interconnect this is great for families who can be near their children. If you want an interconnecting room then you have to request it in advance. As a guest at The StratfordManor you have a wide range of dining options to choose from. There is also room service if you don't fancy venturing down to the restaurant.
Each room features a bed with designer headboards and beautiful counterpanes. Colours such as chocolates and vibrancy light up the rooms.
The outside of StratfordManor has a modern décor with 4 murals that show the seasons.
Despite its tranquil setting, the hotel is just 5 minutes away from the M40, connecting you to a number of interesting cultural attractions, including: Stratford-upon-Avon; Warwick ...
Advantages: Good rooms, well organised conference facilities Disadvantages: If you aren't there for a conference, you could feel very 'left out'.
I'm a member of an industry association that holds a two day meeting every year in spring and we move the venue around between different hotels, typically in the Midlands. Last year we were in Rugby at the Dunchurch Park which had excellent conference rooms but dreadful accommodation. This year, the organisers found a new place for us to use - Ettington Chase near StratforduponAvon.
I travelled down from the North West on the day of the conference and my sat nav had no problems finding the hotel. When I pulled off the road into the car park I found a very beautiful old building that looked like a Victorian vicarage but was completely swamped by the size of the new wing. As so often happens, the website shows lots of pictures of the old building and not so many of the rather characterless red-brick block that provides most ...
The first thing to say about the Shakespeare is that it's no longer a MacDonald - the hotel has been sold to the Mercure group, part of Accor. Although I couldn't give a toss about the brand on the letterhead, I overheard several guests commenting on the fact it was no longer a MacDonald hotel, so I guess it's important to some people. If you're one of them, be advised.
Stratford-upon-Avon. One of my favourite places in the world. I've hung out with actors, been to the theatre more times than I can remember, messed about on the river and explored quite a few of the many bars and restaurants.
One thing I haven't done often, though, is stay over. So when I booked tickets to both parts of Henry IV last month, I decided I'd do things properly.
The Shakespeare Hotel is exactly what you'd expect of a hotel in Stratford. It's old ...
