Places to visit in West Midlands

The Old Crown is a independent & thriving pub and guesthouse. Originally built in 1368, The Old Crown is Birmingham's oldest Inn. Only half a mile from the city centre and based in the heart of Digbeth, there are a selection of rooms available as well as plenty to do in the local area ranging from day-time shopping to night-time partying.

Directly at the core of one of England's greatest and most energizing urban areas, Macdonald Burlington Hotel offers an ideal settlement for a city break, sentimental end of the week, or business trip. Whatever you have arranged, four-star extravagance is standing by. Macdonald Burlington Hotel in the focal point of Birmingham is found in the midst of the shocking engineering of the city's delightful New Street. Offering visitors a desert garden of extravagance in the dynamic and culture-...

In the heart of the city's business district in Church Street, the Hotel du Vin Birmingham is a former eye hospital, built in the Victorian era when they knew how to create grandiose, lavish paeans to city life. Inside, a glorious midnight black wrought iron staircase makes you feel rather special descending it, a bit like one of the many celebs who make the Brummie HdV their home when in the city (apparently the X Factor judges love it). In the restaurant dark wood floors, old fireplaces...

New Street Rail Station and the Bullring commercial hub are just 550 yards from this new 4-star hotel. It features a gym and contemporary rooms.

Discover Sarehole Mill, the inspiration for Lord of The Rings Principally known for its association with JRR Tolkien who used it as his inspiration for the Shire in Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit, Sarehole Mill in Birmingham is one of only two working watermills in the city. Dating back to 1750, Sarehole now sits amidst the Birmingham suburbs yet the hustle and bustle of daily life feels far behind when you stroll along the millpond which is a home for flocks of kingfishers, mallar...

Discover Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery is housed in a grade II listed building in the heart of the city, its status as one of Britain's most important museums underlined by its prominent position. Opened in 1885 and now with more than 40 galleries for visitors to inspect, the museum is stuffed with fascinating objects, from fine art and jewellery to artefacts from ancient Greece and ethnographical finds. Birmingham's art gallery is most famous for ...

Discover the beautiful Aston Hall The grand Jacobean Aston Hall in Birmingham is municipally owned and now houses the best part of the city museum and art gallery's artefacts with period furniture, paintings, textiles and silver adorning its lovely rooms. Built between 1618 and 1635, the Aston has seen its fair share of historic moments – it was seriously damaged after an attack by parliamentary troops in 1643 and you can still see the hole in the staircase where a cannonball arrived ...

Within striking distance of Birmingham's fashionable retail district and lively nightlife, this converted Royal Mail Sorting Office now flash modern Malmaison h

Chesford Grange combines the character of a historic manor house with bright, contemporary areas and is surrounded by 17 acres of countryside.

Spoil yourself in the spa, including a pool, steam room and heated loungers to enjoy, so you can relax with a magazine in perfect peace.

Old Mill Hotel offers accommodation with free WiFi access throughout and on-site private parking a 10-minute drive from the centre of Coventry.

Discover the secret hiding place of a King and explore its beautiful gardens Moseley Old Hall´s garden has been re-created in the 17th century style. Includes a formal knot garden, a wooden arbour covered with clematis, neat box parterres, a walled garden with topiary and annual borders, an arched pergola hung with two varieties of vines and clematis viticella, and a nut walk. All plants and trees used were known in England in the 1700s. Included fruits are medlar, quince, mulbbery, c...

Discover the secret hiding place of a King Moseley Old Hall is an Elizabethan timberwork house, built in 1600 by Henry Pitt, it was clad in red brick in 1870. It is famous for its association with Charles 11, who hid here after the Battle of Worcester in 1651. The hiding place he used and the bed he slept in can be viewed. On display are a good collection of 17th century oak furniture, panelling and pewter. The attic contains a small chapel and in the roof are many cramped priest hol...

Discover the delightful family history of Coughton Court A vast Tudor House surrounded by beautiful gardens, the history of Coughton Court and the Throckmorton family who have lived there for 600 years is a fascinating one. The house, in Alcester near Redditch, is home to a collection of Catholic treasures whose existence today is testimony to the resilience of a family who were leaders in a dangerous post-Reformation age of anti-catholicism. Peruse the portraits that line the walls of...

A rural retreat to share with family and friends. 3 luxurious bedrooms, with living area and hot tub. Indulgent dining hampers and drinks packages available.

This beautiful Victorian building with beamed ceilings is full of character and is located on a quiet street about half a mile from the town of Nuneaton.

A beautiful Victorian manor house hotel set amid 70 acres of pastures and woodland, Brockencote Hall is the perfect countryside escape.

The main centre of Coventry is only 4 miles away from this classic hotel. It offers up todate rooms and free parking and is located just off the A46 with,,,,

You might let slip an involuntary 'wow' as you approach Brockencote Hall. The stunning Victorian Country Manor House estate is set in 70 acres of countryside complete with sheep grazing in the fields, a lake and dovecote. You might say 'wow' too when you eat chef Tim Jenkins food because he's a real fine dining star in the making. You'll find plants, flowers and funghi from the hotel's ground in dishes such as pan-fried fillet of brill with confit duck gizzard and Jew's ear mushrooms. Other w...

A 16th Century luxury B&B, with tastefully decorated bedrooms, modern facilities and tennis courts.

Hill Close Gardens are a unique set of Victorian 'detached' gardens and are the only survivors open to the public in England. Come and explore.

The Rose & Crown is the place for a spot of lunch or dinner.Winning several national awards including twice named in the Top Ten UK pubs in the last few years,and Britain's Best Brigade in 2017.Serving food all day, top-quality beers and a carefully chosen wine list. Thirteen en-suite B&B rooms have all the little comforts you'd find at home.

A favourite with Warwick’s townspeople, The Rose & Crown sits in the corner of the Market Place, always ready to welcome friends old and new.

The Mill Garden is a half acre informal cottage garden originally created by Arthur Measures, and lies in a superb setting beneath the walls of Warwick Castle,

This hotel, which is housed in a former bakery, offers an on-site bar that serves authentic cask ales and has a working mill wheel and oak beams.

Discover Hanbury Hall, a wonderful tribute of the Georgian era Hanbury Hall is a restored formal 18th century garden with fruit trees, wilderness and sunken geometric parterre of clipped box. Architectural features, also restored, include two summerhouses, two timber bowling-green pavilions, an ice-house, pond with solar powered fountains, obelisk and cedar walk. The orangery is well stocked with fruit trees.

Discover Hanbury Hall, a wonderful tribute of the Georgian era Hanbury Hall, in the William and Mary style, was completed in 1701. The staircase, leading from the dark panelled hall, has its walls covered with murals by Sir James Thornhill. In the dining room, which still has its original ceiling, the fireplace is surrounded by fine Rococo work and there are more murals by Thornhill. Also on display is the Watney collection of fine porcelain. The reconstructed 18th century garden, surrou...

Located within a country village, the Ansty Hall Hotel is just 15 minutes’ drive from Coventry and 25 minutes' drive from Birmingham.

Breedon Hall is a Georgian manor house with 5 letting bedrooms. It is furnished with antiques and to a reasonably high decorative standard without detracting from its integral authenticity and the fact that it remains a family home. Its owners have won awards for their hospitality and warmth of welcome.

18 Hole Mini Pro Golf Course Golfing Fun For Everyone - No Experience Necessary, just turn up and play! - The Worlds First Chip and Putt Golf Course - All equipment provided or bring your own. - Club house serving hot and cold drinks, snacks and ice creams - Covered riverside seating area, with fun leaderboard to record the best players scores. Play real Mini Golf, on a beautiful Grass Course in a picturesque riverside setting, featuring a unique chip and putt experience with wa...

The four-star Stratford Manor Hotel is a little piece of luxury set within the Warwickshire countryside. and is just minutes away from Stratford-upon-Avon.

The four-star Stratford Manor Hotel is a little piece of luxury set within the picturesque Warwickshire countryside and is the perfect place to unwind.

Situated close to Malvern, nestling on the banks of the River Severn with magnificent views overlooking the River Severn and further across the Severn valley towards Bredon Hill. We are ideally situated for the Three Counties Showground (3 miles), Great Malvern (4 miles), Upton-upon-Severn (4 miles), Worcester (6 miles), and further afield is the Shakespearean town of Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwick, with its historic Castle, and of course the Cotswolds.

An education in luxury and complete indulgence, Elan Spa at Mallory Court is the ultimate spa experience. Tucked amongst the trees in Mallory's glorious grounds, the spa is a peaceful retreat where you can de-stress in sublime, state of the art facilities whilst gazing over quintessential English gardens. Unwind in the thermal retreat, bathe in the Hydro pool or relax amongst nature in our outdoor vitality pool with a view! Indulge in spa rituals that will rebalance mind, body and spirit,...

Amid 10 acres of ground is Mallory Court Country House Hotel & Spa, home to 42 magnificent bedrooms that work together to deliver the epitome of a quintessential English country house hotel. Mallory Court has a pedigree and history that has long been associated with great hotel keeping and style - many guests inevitably fall in love and return regularly.

Food and drink will be at the forefront of your Mallory experience. With their many awards and exclusive Relais & Chateaux membership, you will be left with the feeling of quality and service you would expect from this award-winning hotel in Warwickshire. Food at Mallory Court is firmly based on seasonality, from the first spring asparagus, hand dived scallops and Cornish blue lobster moving through the year to venison, mallard and other game. The menus are constantly evolving, encompassin...

The Battlefield Heritage Centre & Country Park is a colourful multi award winning interactive experience telling the story of the Battle of Bosworth 1485.

Burnside Hotel is a luxury boutique hotel, which has been lovingly restored to the highest standards, yet still maintaining its unique charm.

The restaurant is set within the hotel, offering an a la carte menu with locally sourced ingredients, open all day every day for Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.

In the heart of historic Stratford-upon-Avon, the award-winning The DoubleTree by Hilton Stratford-upon-Avon, United Kingdom is a boutique hotel that offers rooms with a plasma TV. It is just 10 minutes' walk from the Royal Shakespeare Theatre.

Settled right in the heart of the memorable Shakespearean town is our boutique Stratford-upon-Avon hotel. The original part of the hotel was built in 1798 and carefully restored to retain its character and charm. The building has had many different guises over the years, from a doctor's surgery to a gentleman's club, and most recently, the town's registry office.

Arden House is one of the best guest accommodations in Stratford-upon-Avon and is a great base to explore the surrounding area. It's likewise a great spot to withdraw back to for rest and unwinding after you visit Stratford-upon-Avon and take in the sights! Dogs are welcome to stay at Arden House.

A balcony and free WiFi are available at Pen and Parchment. The property has a pub and is about a 5-minute walk from Shakespeare's Birthplace.

The Arden Hotel is a 45 bedroom luxury boutique hotel, situated on the banks of the River Avon opposite the Royal Shakespeare theatre. No 44 Brasserie on The Waterside serves fresh and creative dishes, whilst the Champagne Bar offers classic cocktails. Free Wi-Fi is accessible throughout the hotel and a 24-hour reception service is available, along with complimentary car parking.

Situated within Shakespeare's Warwickshire is the Stratford-upon-Avon Butterfly Farm, the UK's largest tropical butterfly paradise! Open all year round.

Charlecote Park is a place of surprising treasures. With 900 years or history and acres of parkland to explore, this beautiful property has gardens and parkland which are a haven for wildlife and carefully conserved for future generations.

Charlecote Park is a place of surprising treasures. With 900 years of history and acres of parkland to explore, this beautiful property has gardens and parkland which are a haven for wildlife and carefully conserved for future generations.

The Riverside Hotel is a lovely establishment that offers home-like comfort, a warm greeting, excellent hospitality, and full hotel service.

Shugborough Estate is a rich blend of landscape, monuments, gardens and architecture, shaped by travel and adventure. Open under the National Trust since March 2017.

Explore the wonderful Georgian manor of Shugborough Estate Shugborough is the ancestral home of the 5th Earl of Lichfield, who as Patrick Lichfield is known worldwide as a leading photographer and part of the house is pays homage to its former resident. The 18th century house contains a fine collection of ceramics, silver, paintings and French furniture. In the original extensive servants´ quarters there is a working kitchen and laundry and a nearby brewery. The 18 acre Grade I listed...

Compton Verney offers a unique Art Gallery experience. Housed in a Grade I listed Robert Adam Mansion set in 120 acres of ´Capability´ Brown landscaped parkland, it houses art from around the world. Six permanent collections include: paintings from the Golden age of Neopolitan art, Germanic paintings and sculpture (1450-1650), British Portraits including Reynolds and Tudor portraits, the most extensive collection of Chinese bronzes outside London, work by and objects that inspired textile des...

Situated in the Vale of Evesham, this 4-star hotel has 50 bedrooms, restaurant, lounge bar, meeting facilities and a gardens, plus free on-site parking.

Ettington Park is a country house situated in over 40 acres of gardens & parkland and offers a 2 Rosette dining experience in the Oak Room Restaurant. The hou

Over the years, the Oak Room Restaurant has built a strong reputation. Dine beneath the 18th century Rococo ceiling and take in the stunning views.

Explore the house that time forgot and it's hauntingly beautiful gardens There's something compelling about the faded grandeur of Calke Abbey in Ticknall, Derbyshire, its neglected paintwork and overgrown courtyard telling the tale of an eccentric family. The first telephone only rang in this house in 1928 and electricity didn't arrive until 1962, thanks to the ardent desire of it residents to shy away from the modern world. The gardens echo this, an ancient and fragile habitat for ...

Calke Abbey is an intriguing place, and a glimpse of what happens to a country house when it falls into disrepair. Courtyards are overgrown, and the paint is peeling away, with little restoration having taken place.

Stanbrook Abbey Hotel was a former monastery from the 16-century and it lives on through the original architecture.

You can enjoy the newly refurbished Refectory restaurant at Stanbrook Abbey serving modern British food in a brasserie style setting.

Uplands House B&B is hidden away in the glorious Warwickshire Cotswolds, within equal reach of Banbury and Stratford-upon-Avon. The house has a lovely tranquil

In 1927, Lord and Lady Bearsted viewed Upton House with ‘the eye of imagination' and set about creating their made-to-measure country home. The house is currently set up as it would have been in the 1930s, once the Bearsted's had finished turning it from a Victorian mansion to a modern country retreat.

Explore the Beautiful Upton House and Gardens Upton House is an impressive mansion built in the 17th century on an earlier site, and was remodelled in the 1920s by the 2nd Viscount Bearsted, son of the founder of Shell Oil. He adapted the building to house his great collections. Amongst the outstanding collection of English and Old Master paintings are works by Hogarth, Raeburn, Stubbs, El Greco, Bosch, Metsu, Canaletto and Breugel. The porcelain collection includes fine examples of SÅ...