Discover some of the most attractive and fascinating places in the country with a short hotel break in the Midlands. Old English Inns have traditional and individual hotels, inns and pubs throughout the Midlands, with hotels near Birmingham, Warwick, Nottingham and Leicester. Explore the surrounding countryside which features countless stately homes and castles, acres of forestland, and many other unmissable attractions.
The NEC, Birmingham Airport, Birmingham’s Bull Ring, Warwick Castle, Tamworth Castle, Mallory Park, Charnwood Forest, Donnington Park, National Space Centre, Silverstone, Alton Towers, Drayton Manor
For further information on Midlands hotels, inns and pubs visit:
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Vale Royal Abbey Arms, Northwich, CheshireVale Royal Abbey Arms is a large, attractive, 200 year old listed building. Traditional in style, open plan with real fires, wooden flooring and cobbles in the conservatory. Relax in this traditional country pub, with charm, character and atmosphere.
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Castle, Bakewell, DerbyshireA family friendly pub serving good seasonal food, real ales and a good range of wines. We are dog friendly and welcome walkers. With an open fire and a selection of board games we are an excellent location to drop in and relax. We have four en suite letting rooms.
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Fieldhead Hotel, Markfield, LeicestershireThe Fieldhead Hotel Markfield near Leicester and Coalville sits in this leafy Leicestershire village with easy access to Both Coalville and Leicester via the A50 and M1 Junction 22 and with easy reach of Charnwood Forest. Originally a farmhouse dating back to 1672, The Fieldhead Hotel is an excellent base for exploring the surrounding area. Nearby National Space Centre, Donnington Park and Museum, East Midlands Airport and Belvoir Castle. The Fieldhead Hotel is renowned for its warm and welcoming atmosphere and great hospitality. Large car park.      |
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Rothley Court Hotel, Rothley, LeicestershireThe Rothley Court Hotel Rothley Near Leicester sits in the historic Leicestershire village of Rothley home of the Knights Templar within easy reach of Leicester and Loughborough via the A6 and M1 Junction 21a. Rothley Court Hotel is an impressive ancient rambling Manor House, with its own 11th century Chapel, idyllic manicured grounds, rose walk, babbling brook and trout filled river only 8 miles to the North of Leicester City Centre. Rothley Court has a long history dating back to the Doomsday Book of 1086 and encompasses plenty of traditional historic charm, making it the ideal retreat at any time of year. Situated on the eastern edge of the Charnwood Forest, Rothley village is known for its two village greens and some of the finest timber framed houses in the country. Many local attractions include Leicester Racecourse, The National Space Centre, Great Central Railway. Large Car park   |
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Red Lion, Adderbury, OxfordshireThe Red Lion Hotel Adderbury Near Banbury sits on the Green of the historic Oxfordshire village of Adderbury near Banbury and Banbury Cross with easy access via M40 junction 11. The Red Lion is an historic ancient Royalist owned hostelry, dating back from the Civil War. A list of landlords has been proudly retained since 1690 and is displayed in the old oak beamed bar. Age-blackened beams, oak panelling, cheery fires in great fireplaces, good food and good beer are all there, housed in a picturesque old stone building overlooking what was once the largest village green in Oxfordshire. Be prepared to duck low beams and meander narrow door and hallways. Today the inn is a firm favourite with locals and travellers alike. It is in a great location for exploring the pretty Oxfordshire countryside and its many attractions. Close by Blenheim Palace.  |
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Riverside Hotel, Branston, StaffordshireThe Riverside Hotel Branston Burton Upon Trent Near Derby, sits in the Staffordshire village of Branston on the banks of the River Trent on the outskirt of Burton Upon Trent with easy access to Derby via the A38 and Uttoxeter via the A50. The Riverside Hotel has its own private island, coarse fishing rights and moorings. The Riverside Hotel is a firm favourite with locals and visitors alike and you can be assured of a very warm welcome and excellent hospitality. The Riverside Hotel is the perfect place from which to explore the historic brewing town, ancient buildings, magnificent gardens, numerous tourist attractions and natural beauty of the area. For the more adventurous there is an array of outdoor pursuits and sporting activities suitable for visitors of all ages. Large car park.  |
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Coleshill Hotel, Coleshill, WarwickshireThe Coleshill Hotel sits at the heart of the Warwickshire village of Coleshill near Birmingham and Birmingham International Airport and Birmingham NEC with easy access from both the M6 and M42. The Coleshill Hotel is a friendly hotel popular with locals and visitors alike. The Coleshill Hotel is the perfect place from which to explore Warwickshire and the West Midlands historic buildings, magnificent gardens, theme parks, numerous tourist attractions and shopping facilities. For the more adventurous there is an array of outdoor pursuits and sporting activities suitable for visitors of all ages.  |
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Garrick, Stratford-Upon-Avon, WarwickshireThe Garrick Inn is a timber framed building dating back to the 1400's. It has a rich history including plagues, fatal fires and priest holes, many former occupants still visit from the "other side". Reputed to be the oldest pub in Stratford.
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Millers Hotel, Sibson, WarwickshireThe Millers Hotel Sibson near Nuneaton sits in the Warwickshire Hamlet of Sibson near Nuneaton, Tamworth and Hinckley with easy access via A444 and A5 and M42 Junction 10. The Millers Hotel is a beautifully reconstructed village bakery in which many of the original artefacts remain, including a working mill wheel in the oak-beamed lounge bar. Centrally situated in a delightful part of rural Warwickshire with easy access to East Midlands Airport and Birmingham International Airport and the Birmingham NEC are just a 30-minute drive away and Twycross Zoo nearby. You will receive a warm welcome and great hospitality.  |
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Drum & Monkey, Dorridge, West Midlands
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Ye Olde Talbot, Worcester, WorcestershireYe Olde Talbot Hotel Worcester sits in the heart of the Cathedral City of Worcester with easy access via M5 junction 7. Ye Olde Talbot Hotel was originally a coaching inn dating back to the 13th century, the warm and friendly Ye Olde Talbot is superbly located opposite Worcester Cathedral. Take a stroll around the historic town with its grand Cathedral, visit the interesting selection of shops and attractions or you can take the opportunity to explore the surrounding area during your stay. You will enjoy a warm and friendly atmosphere, mouth-watering food, cosy rooms and unique relaxed style of hospitality, which makes Ye Olde Talbot a favourite with locals, and visitors alike.  |
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