Days Inn Hotel Warwick South - Southbound M40 is set in Warwick, 5.6 mi from Warwick Castle and 5.6 mi from Warwick Racecourse. Free private parking and WiFi are available on site.
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In Warwick center, the luxurious The Globe features a steak house, real ale bar and stylish rooms with free Wi-Fi. The hotel is just 5 minutes’ walk from Warwick Castle.
Daniel
United Kingdom
Great service and the lady on reception in the evening and morning was warm and helpful
Located in the grounds of Warwick Castle, and featuring free WiFi and a terrace, Warwick Castle Hotel & Knight's Village offers accommodations in the center of Warwick.
Patrick
Canada
Unique chalet, very clean, kids loved it - little small but very functional. Loved seeing the big trees / nature outside. Walking distance to castle. Very friendly staff.
This modern hotel is just off junction 15 of the M40 motorway, 2 miles from Warwick town center. Paid parking is available onsite, and the hotel offers free WiFi throughout.
Just outside Historic Warwick, This 4 star Hotel is the perfect choice for both business and leisure travelers. The hotel is perfectly located to Warwick, Stratford upon Avon and Birmingham.
Margaret
United Kingdom
Réception is bright & spacious and welcoming. Room was clean & comfy
On average, 3-star hotels in Warwick cost $96 per night, and 4-star hotels in Warwick are $155 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Warwick can be found for $149 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Warwick this weekend is $96 or, for a 4-star hotel, $156. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Warwick for this weekend cost around $157 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
A lovely little town with lots of restaurants and, of course...
A lovely little town with lots of restaurants and, of course, the castle.
Many interesting places to visit in the area. Lots of National Trust properties within striking distance. Stratford just down the road.
Ann
United Kingdom
4.0
Scored 4.0
Warwick town was quite quiet with very little to do.
Warwick town was quite quiet with very little to do. Lots of coffee shops, pubs. Not many shops. The castle is obviously there to visit however it was very heavy rain that day hence not the ideal time to walk around the castle and its grounds. Would not visit again.
Mandy
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Lovely county town.
Lovely county town. Lots of independent shops and cafes - and so many cuisines available - (a cream tea at the Lord Leycester Hospital in the stunning Great Hall was a highlight). Warwick Castle is a treasure - must visit. Lots to see and do in the town itself and nice walks along the river in St Nicholas Park. Will definitely be going back.
Linda
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Do try and stay Saturday and Sunday if you can, the castle...
Do try and stay Saturday and Sunday if you can, the castle and its grounds will easily take up most of the day and you cannot visit without seeing the rest of Warwick town. All accessible walking so you can park up the car and relax in a beautiful town with so much to offer
John
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Nice place.
Nice place. Unfortunately I was there for just a night and a day spent in the Castle. We ate at the only place open at 7 pm, a pub in the main square, quite expensive, I took a beef meat dish, quite good but with too many potatoes and poor in vegetables, as per description. My friend took a sea bass dish and she liked it. The town seems quite modern, I expected an old little town..
Next day the Castle. This is quite interesting even if with too many reconstructions and restorations. The external location is beautiful and has interesting points to be seen, as the towers. They made many types of attractions in order to engage visitors. The interiors show many rooms of recent periods, enriched by wax figures in period clothing.
All quite expensive in my opinion. I think a family spends too much if you include everything, from accommodation to entrance and parking tickets, also because they also charge children aged 2 and over.
In any case I enjoyed my little trip.. Except the weather! But I'm Italian and so I.m a little spoiled on many subjects.. :)
Carla
United Kingdom
2.0
Scored 2.0
THE ONLY GOOD THING ABOUT THE HOTEL IS THE LOCATION, I WAS...
THE ONLY GOOD THING ABOUT THE HOTEL IS THE LOCATION, I WAS ASLEEP AND THE CLEANER COMES IN WHILST IM ASLEEP SAYING SHE WAS TOLD THAT I HAD LEFT, I WOULD LIKE A FULL REFUND AS THIS HOTEL IS OLD AND DATED AND NEEDS A FULL REFURB, A COVERING STAFF MEMBER ( FROM HADFIELD SO HE TOLD ME ) DID NOT KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THE HOTEL AMENTIES, MY BEDSHEETS WERE NOT CLEAN SAME AS THE BATHROOM WAS UNTIDY
An excellent hotel in the centre of Warwick. Friendly and relaxed atmosphere, great rooms set away from the restaurant overlooking the market square. Amazing value with a great breakfast in the price. We also had dinner here (after hunting around, it had the best menu) - amazing food. Exceptional value when compared to the likes of holiday Inn etc. Highly recommended.
The staff are extremely friendly and went above and beyond to ensure our stay was amazing.
The staff really are a credit to the hotel.
The location is fantastic - 2 minutes from the castle entrance and right in the heart of Warwick with the shops, restaurants and pubs within a 5 minute walk.
Breakfast buffet was lovely and service was again top notch!
We also had dinner at the restaurant. The food was of good quality / reasonable prices. We ate outside as the weather was good. Breakfast was plentiful and delicious. The staff were very welcoming and helpful. Lovely quality bedding and towels. We only stayed 1 night but if were back in the area we would definitely look to stay at this hotel again.
The room was super cute and was great for a budget stay for a trip to the Cotswold.
We were able to arrive easily via train and it was a short walk from the station. The host was very friendly and allowed us to drop off bags early and keep it there after check out while we explored Warwick. Breakfast was also pretty good, better than expected.
Very reasonably priced B&B in a great location, walking distance to Warwick town centre. Lovely owner and family. Great breakfast and large private car park at the rear, which is rare in a town centre hotel. Room was spacious and functionally furnished. Excellent bathroom with modern suite and bags of hot water. Would definitely stay again.
The room was pleasant, good-sized, and what I expected, really. Bathroom was fairly good too. The staff were lovely and the location was fairly close to Warwick town centre/Warwick Castle. Breakfast was included and was delicious. There was a McDonalds literally next door to the hotel, which was convenient.
We had a courtyard room, which was very nice. Staff all friendly. Pub/ hotel is not on the most attractive street, but only a short walk to the centre of Warwick.
Breakfast is very good. Bar has a good selection of real ale and is cheap.
good sized bedroom with en suite shower , bed was super comfy.
Breakfast was great , one of the best we have had.
Park cottage is in an ideal location for walking into Warwick town centre and Warwick Castle.
Definitely recommend .
Central location in Warwick. The hotel is split into two buildings: we stayed in the building in front of the pub. Very quiet. The pub (were you have breakfast) is very nice and the staff very friendly. Also very good breakfast.
Location. Right in the middle of town, above a pub. Walking distance to Warwick Castle. Excellent internet. Quiet for breakfast, good English breakfast and bread or toasts. Staff was ever so friendly.
Good vegan options especially as we found finding vegan food in Warwick was difficult. Good location and friendly professional staff. Rest of the hotel was lovely.
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