Small Boutique hotels in WARWICKSHIRE

Enjoying a privileged location in the heart of historic Stratford-upon-Avon, The Arden Hotel is situated in a magnificently restored and modernised period mansion. Standing opposite the Swan Theatre, and just footsteps from the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, The Arden Hotel offers luxurious boutique accommodation, top-class cuisine and first class service in an unmatched heritage setting. The perfect hotel for theatre-goers, The Arden Hotel is also ideally placed for visiting this historic town, and is within easy reach of all of Stratford's most important landmarks - Shakespeare's birthplace, Nash's house and New Place, Hall's Croft, and much, much more. Stratford is also a wonderful base for exploring the surrounding region, especially the Cotswolds, Warwick with its castle, the Compton Verney gallery, and countless historic houses, gardens and country parks. The Arden Hotel's Waterside Brasserie is a delightful venue for fine dining experiences, both before and after theatre performances. Boasting a chic atmosphere, with a champagne bar and beautiful, period inspired interiors, the Brasserie's expert chefs create a delicious range of menus based on the finest locally sourced, seasonal ingredients. There is also a cosy lounge with a feature fireplace, a Club Bar, and the Terrace, a fabulous place to relax with a drink and watch the world go by.

Located in the charming Hamlet of Armscote, The Fuzzy Duck is set in a lovingly restored and modernised traditional English village pub. Reopened as a gastro-pub with rooms, this charming property offers award-winning English cuisine and cosy accommodation in a friendly, welcoming country pub atmosphere. A delightful spot for relaxing stays in the heart of the Cotswolds, The Fuzzy Duck Armscote is perfect for relaxing weekends in the country. Family and pet friendly, The Fuzzy Duck is perfect for theatre goers and visits to Stratford-upon-Avon, less than a twenty-minute drive away. Cotswolds villages like Shipston on Stour, Stow on the Wold and Chipping Camden are also within easy reach, and there are a number of National Trust properties in the area. Picnic lunches are available on request. Featuring seasonal British dishes, cuisine at The Fuzzy Duck gives classic pub food a sophisticated twist, and is proudly based on local ingredients wherever possible. Dining can be enjoyed in the cosy dining area, or out of doors in the garden.

Located on the outskirts of the charming Cotswolds village of Long Compton, The Red Lion Inn is set in a Grade II listed building, originally built as a coaching inn in 1748. This historic property offers genuine country inn hospitality and good honest food in an authentic Cotswolds village pub atmosphere. Ideally placed for exploring this beautiful corner of the Cotswolds, The Red Lion Inn is just footsteps away from Long Compton's 13th century church, and within easy reach of the Rollright Stones, a neolithic and Bronze Age megalithic monument. Many more of the Cotswolds' most emblematic towns and villages, such as Moreton-in-Marsh, Chipping Camden and Stow-on-the-Wold, are also just a short drive away. Good, honest food based on the finest Cotswold and regional produce is one of the mainstays of The Red Lion Inn. Guests can dine in the bar with its settles and inglenook fireplace, or the adjoining restaurant area, choosing from the seasonal menu or daily specials blackboard. Firm favourites include cod and chips served on 'The Red Lion Times', or the succulent steak and Hook Norton Ale pie, accompanied by an excellent selection of locally brewed ales and beers, or fine wines from the cellar.

Located in the heart of Stratford-upon-Avon, The White Swan Hotel is set in a magnificent 15th century heritage building, recorded as an inn as far back as 1560. After a stunning, three million pound restoration in 2012, this magnificent property offers luxurious accommodation and great food in a friendly, traditional English Inn atmosphere. Ideally placed for visiting this historic town, The White Swan Hotel is within easy walking distance of many of Stratford's most important sights, including Shakespeare's Birthplace, the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, New Place and Nash's House, and many more. The Black Swan is reputed to have been a regular favourite with Shakespeare himself. Widely regarded as one of the best places to eat in Stratford-upon-Avon, The White Swan Hotel takes great pride in its fresh, traditional pub food. Seasonal ingredients are prepared on site from scratch, while menus change daily to ensure a wealth of choice. There is an excellent selection of fine ales on tap, along with a select wine list and a range of refreshing cocktails. Outdoor dining is available in the warm summer months.