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The Bulls Head Inkberrow
Set in a historic country inn, The Bulls Head Inkberrow has a traditional restaurant, beer garden and free Wi-Fi.
Kings Court Hotel
Set in beautiful gardens, this 16th-century Tudor farmhouse offers charming en suite rooms, some with discounted rates. Stratford-upon-Avon is just 9.6 km away.
Arrow Mill- Brunning and Price
Set in beautiful, peaceful landscaped grounds, in the heart of rural Warwickshire, the hotel offers quality accommodation in a charming, lovingly restored former mill.
The Throckmorton
A 30-minute drive from Birmingham International and Coventry airports, The Throckmorton is set in the tranquil Warwickshire countryside. It offers free WiFi and a traditional restaurant and bar.
Karma Salford Hall Hotel
Nestled amid tranquil gardens, this romantic Tudor manor is ideally located in Shakespeare country, within easy reach of Henley-in-Arden, historic Kenilworth, Warwick Castle and the Cotswolds Origina...
The Wood Norton
This historically listed Victorian house is situated in the Vale of Evesham, a 25-minute drive from Worcester.
The Green Dragon Inn
Boasting a garden, restaurant, bar and free WiFi, The Green Dragon Inn is situated in Redditch, 2.9 km from Coughton Court and 20 km from Royal Shakespeare Theatre.
Alcester Inn
Featuring a garden, restaurant, bar and free WiFi, Alcester Inn is located in Alcester, 4.2 km from Coughton Court and 14 km from Royal Shakespeare Theatre.
Broom Hall Inn
Featuring a shared lounge, restaurant, bar and free WiFi, Broom Hall Inn is located in Stratford-upon-Avon, 9 km from Coughton Court and 13 km from Royal Shakespeare Company.
The Vernon
Situated in the rural parish of Hanbury, The Vernon boasts an award-winning restaurant, free Wi-Fi throughout, and free onsite parking.
What guests said about Inkberrow:
- 6.0Scored 6.0
Inkberrow is a fantastic place. a place where we could...
Inkberrow is a fantastic place. a place where we could happily live. great walks very friendly shop, well stocked. a very welcoming church with a very warm atmosphere, although I do not frequent my own church NOW if I lived here I would be a regular member of the congregation. rich in wildlife. I feel the people of Inkberrow are very luck to live there and some time in my life would feel privileged if that is where we had our forever home. PS, The last time we were in Inkberrow My wife and I were walking to the shop from the direction of the bulls head. A gentle man I believe he lived in the last house before the shop (he was painting his porch) he took the time to talk to us. Thank you to him.
MichaelUnited Kingdom - 6.0Scored 6.0
We were heading south for the weekend and it happened to be...
We were heading south for the weekend and it happened to be a midpoint... the pub opposite is the one The Archers is based on, so we took the opportunity to pop in for a quick one. the weather was poor and we arrived mid evening and left early so no time for more sight seeingShirleyUnited Kingdom - 6.0Scored 6.0
I stayed there because I have family there.
I stayed there because I have family there. It’s not a village you would particularly visit unless you want to see the fictional pub from the Archers radio programme. It’s a residential village, nothing for a tourist to do.
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