The Old Vicarage B&B

For a relaxing weekend for two or a celebration with family and friends, The Old Vicarage offers stylish, informal luxury with personal attention from the hosts, David and Judith Adams. Named one of five best B&Bs by BBC Homes and Antiques magazine and top historic B&B by Independent Traveller. Located in the idyllic conservation village of Priors Marston, amidst unspoiled countryside, about 1.5 hours from London; near Warwick Castle, Stratford-upon-Avon, the Cotswolds and Silverstone. Guests enjoy kitchen suppers (£22.50) or lavish 8-course candlelight dinners (£55) prepared by David, who studied at Raymond Blanc´s Manoir aux Quat´Saisons.

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Owner: Judith & David Adams,
The Old Vicarage,
Vicarage Lane,
Priors Marston,
Warwickshire
CV47 7RT

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Information on The Old Vicarage B&B, Vicarage Lane, Priors Marston

B&B Price per person from:	£50.00 - £87.50 (based on two people sharing a double room)
B&B Price for Single Occupancy from:	£75.00 - £135.00
Dinner available from:	£22.50
Credit Cards Accepted:	Mastercard, Maestro / Switch, Visa
Bedrooms:	6, consisting of 4 double, 1 twin, 1 king/twin
Smoking:	No smoking
Children:	Children over 8 welcome (or by arrangement)
Dogs:	Dogs by arrangement (kennels available, not allowed in carpeted areas)
When Open/Closed:	Open all year
Room facilities:	Radio, Japanese Soaking Tub with Jacuzzi & Power Shower one Bathroom, Dressing Gowns, Large Towels, Refreshments, Hairdryer, Fresh Flowers
General facilities:	Holistic Therapies
Activities nearby:	Walking, Clay Pigeon Shooting, Motor Racing at Silverstone
Local directions:	From the war memorial in the centre of Priors Marston take The Holloway, then take the second turning on the right into Vicarage Lane. The Old Vicarage is immediately on the left up a drive through the spinney.