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This luxury boutique hotel offers stylish contemporary accommodation in the heart of the peaceful little town of Shipston-on-Stour.

Ideally located for visitors to Warwick, Stratford-upon-Avon and the Cotswolds, the George Hotel has become an instant hit with locals and visitors alike. Fully renovated throughout, the hotel now offers stylish en suite accommodation, fully equipped with contemporary comforts and facilities, such as king-size beds, flat screen TVs, DVD/CD players, complimentary Wi-Fi wireless internet access and iPod docks, enabling you to play your own music.

The relaxed atmosphere combined with the gorgeous décor, great food and fabulous staff, has proven to be a recipe for success. The hotel prides itself on providing a beautiful, comfortable, luxurious environment for a restful, relaxing, restorative break.

Sleeping

Our 16 contemporary bedrooms, each named after a favourite food, vary in size and price but all have:

• King-sized bed with crisp linen
• Hairdryers
• Flat screen 26" wall-mounted TV
• Tea, fresh ground coffee, hot chocolate and fresh milk
• CD/DVD player (disc's can be borrowed from reception)
• Complementary still water
• iPod Dock
• Molton Brown toiletries

Price Guide - from £75.00 per night double room includes full English breakfast

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Situated close to historic Stratford-Upon-Avon and the Cotswolds. The pleasure of staying at this delightful part Tudor manor house is like that of visiting a private home. It is ideal for a family or a group of 3/5 people. Grade II listed, the Old Manor stands in over three acres of landscaped gardens on the edge of the village of Halford midway between historic Stratford Upon Avon and the beautiful Cotswolds.

The main part of the house was built in the 16th and 17th centuries. It is partly timbered with the remainder in honey-coloured Cotswold stone and is owned by William and Jane Pusey. Jane is a Cordon Bleu cook and if anyone has dietary requirements she will cater for them.

The manor's gardens slope gently down to the River Stour where you may fish if you bring your own rods. There is also a hard tennis court.

The Old Manor House is open all year, has full central heating, with no smoking in bedrooms. Each bedroom is equipped with TV's and hair driers and children of all ages are welcome. Dinner can be provided by arrangement and there are excellent local pubs and restaurants.

The house is just 10 minutes by car from Stratford-upon-Avon, a few minutes away from Shipston-on-Stour, 15 minutes from Chipping Campden, and 45 minutes from Cheltenham Racecourse.

January and February - Double Rooms from £70.00 per night; Single Occupancy from £50.00
Rest of Year - Double Rooms from £85.00; Single Occupancy from £55.00

The Vernon-Miller family welcome you to Blackwell Grange.

Situated in fields on the Northern edge of the Cotswolds is Blackwell Grange, a 17th century farm house, as its low beamed ceilings, stone flagged floors and deep set windows testify.

It is still a farm: a flock of pedigree sheep graze the fields, and free ranging Wyandotte bantams - prolific layers of eggs for our real English breakfast - help with a spot of gardening.

Both our sheep and hens star - and win - at agricultural shows around the country.

The area is - officially! - one of outstanding natural beauty, dotted with golden - stoned Cotswold villages: Snowshill, Chipping Campden, the Swells and Upper Slaughter and Lower Slaughter to name but a few.

You can leave cars behind to walk the “Centenary Way”, Stanton, Stanway and Broadway Tower or roam the bridleways: bring your own horse if you like, we do B & B for horses too!

We'll pack a picnic for you, though you may prefer to pause at a pub, or treat yourself to a cream tea.

The disabled are not disadvantaged in our Garden Room (ground floor bedroom). Designed for people who may have difficulties, it is fully equipped. Double/Twin bedroom with tea/coffee making facilities and colour TV. However the bathroom has both a bath and a wheel-in shower with plenty of grab rails.

Breakfast can be taken in the main house, access to which is easy for wheel chairs.

The beamed bedroom looks out on to the garden: a heavenly place from which to look across to the Cotswold hills, while the summer house can provide shelter from the over hot sun (or unseasonal rain).

Within a time radius of well under an hour are all sorts of other attractions: Royal Shakespeare Theatre at Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwick with its castle, National Trust Gardens at Hidcote Manor, Kiftsgate Court, Upton House, Batsford Arboretum and many more near by, golf at “The Belfry” and the National Exhibition Centre.

At Butlers Road Farm bed and breakfast our guests accomodation consists of two large bedrooms, one double and one twin single, both of which can be used as family rooms if required. Both rooms have washing facilities, television and heating. We have one shared bathroom. There is a play area in the garden for children,and a guest lounge with a piano, a skittle table, puzzles and games, television and video. We offer our guests early morning tea, coffee, etc, followed by traditional English breakfast or whatever else you may wish, home made bread and preserves are always popular.

Butlers Road Farm bed and breakfast is a family run business breeding cattle for beef after giving up the dairy herd in 2001. We have lived and worked in Long Compton for many years and are very much a part of the local communty. We enjoy sharing our home with guests on a bed and breakfast basis and any children are sure to enjoy visiting our calves. We are looking forward to giving you a Butlers Road Farm bed and breakfast welcome.

After you have looked around the picturesque village of Long Compton, with its unusual church gate. You may wish to visit The Rollright Stones steeped in myth and legend. In the next village of Whichford you may like to visit Whichford Pottery who hand make fine English garden pottery and sell around the world. There are also local farm shops and tea rooms to satisfy any appetite.

Richard Mawle extends a warm welcome to you at Wolford Fields.

Wolford Fields, a Victorian manor house, was built in 1857 by Lord Camperdown for his sister. The surrounding farm has been farmed by the Mawle family for over lOO years. Wolford offers a comfortable relaxed stay with far reaching Cotswold views. With easy access, Wolford is located on the A3400 two miles south of Shipston-on-Stour, Warwickshire. Shakespeare's Stratford (14 miles), Oxford (22 miles), Banbury (14 miles), and the Cotwolds on the door step!

Wolford Bed and Breakfast offers television, and coffee, tea, and hot chocolate making facilities in each room. One en-suite bathroom and other shared facilities.

There is a large comfortable lounge with an open fireplace for our guests. A large video library is also at your disposal. Read a book, go for a walk, meander around the farm, or go 'history hunting' in any of the near-by villages. 'Antique-ing' is a specialty in the area as well!

A full English breakfast is offered (Richard is an expert at cooked breakfast!), while lighter fare is available.

The price for 2006 is £25 single or £45 double for Bed and Breakfast.
We also have a family bedroom which sleeps five! Two adults £20 pp plus £15 per child sharing the room.

Wolford is NON-SMOKING House

The Vernon-Miller family welcome you to Blackwell Grange Cottages

Garden Cottage (Sleeps 4 to 6)

In olden times, the cows slept in the stable and folk lived in the loft. We have almost done likewise with the old stable and hay loft we have converted into Garden Cottage. Bedrooms are on the ground floor while upstairs an excellent kitchen/dining room, cloakroom, sitting room and balcony. (There is a chairlift for any one who may have difficulty with the stairs).

Distillers Cottage (Sleeps 2)

See website for further information and pictures.

With complete freedom to come and go, rise and retire, dine in or out, you can walk foot paths, ride bridleways - or drive: these are still quiet country lanes. Or you may just rusticate in the garden or summerhouse and take in the surrounding scenery of fields and hills.

We are surrounded by an extensive network of footpaths and bridleways making it a wonderful area for guests to explore the countryside, or visit the many gardens e.g., Kiftsgate, Hidcote, Upton House, Coughton Court to name but a few. Visit Shakespeare's birthplace and the theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon only 7 miles away with Warwick Castle 10 miles away. There are some very good restaurant/pubs in the adjoining villages.

Please contact us for availability and prices.

The minimum stay is two nights, short breaks of 2 or 3 nights are available for most times of the year. There is no fixed changeover day for example if you want to book Tuesaday to Tuesday it should not be a problem, subject to availability. We do not charge for use of linen, towels and electricity.

A Starter hamper & a bottle of wine will be provided for guests staying one week or more.

Welcome to the Old Manor Cottage (Sleeps 3 + 1)

Welcome to the Old Manor Cottage, a beautifully restored luxury holiday cottage providing the perfect place to relax or explore Stratford-upon-Avon, the surrounding Cotswolds countryside and historical stately homes & gardens.

This 17th century grade II listed cottage belongs to the nearby Old Manor House in a quiet corner of the village, with landscaped grounds leading down to the River Stour and views of the Ilmington Hills beyond. The cottage has been recently refurbished but retains many original features.

Guests have use of a section of the gardens with their own summerhouse and outdoor eating area – with full use of the tennis court through prior arrangement. There is ample parking and the village of Halford has a shop and a pub, plus there are many excellent restaurants nearby.

The Sitting Room

The beamed sitting room has an open fire making it a comfortable place to unwind after an enjoyable day exploring the Cotswolds, with the added benefit of a sofa bed, TV, DVD and separate CD/iPod player/docking station and WIFI throughout. The beamed sitting room has an open fire making it a comfortable place to unwind after an enjoyable day exploring the Cotswolds, with the added benefit of a sofa bed, TV, DVD and separate CD/iPod player/docking station and WIFI throughout.

The Kitchen

The beamed self-catering kitchen/dining room has underfloor heating and is fully fitted with appliances, including fridge freezer, dishwasher, washer/drier, fan/electric oven and has a microwave too - all that you need to prepare a great meal. Walking through the kitchen leads to the beamed hallway off which is a downstairs w/c, staircase and sitting room.

Bedrooms

Upstairs the landing leads to a single bedroom with a large walk in wardrobe and through to the main double bedroom with a luxurious kingsize bed and antique painted furniture.

The Bathroom

The bathroom has recently been renovated to a high standard with underfloor heating. The classic clean white bathroom suite includes a power shower over the bath and electric heating rail. All linen and towels are provided.

Prices:- £325..00 per week (Winter) to £550.00 per week (Summer); Christmas and New Year £575.00 per week. Add £40.00 supplement per week for fourth person

Part of an 18th century water mill in the quiet Warwickshire village of Tredington, Puddle Cottage is in a charming riverside location with its own secluded garden and steps leading down to the mill stream.

Recently completely restored, this well-appointed cottage is on the edge of the Cotswold Hills and ideally placed for exploring Shakespeare Country. Tredington is surrounded by quiet countryside in a conservation area. It has a mediaeval church filled with reminders of centuries of history, remarkable period architecture, and a pub with comprehensive food menu and garden. The village also has a children’s playground.

The historic Market Town of Shipston-on-Stour is two miles away for restaurants, take-aways, pubs, supermarkets, banks, post office, chemist, a leisure centre, and many small shops for fresh produce.

Access is easy from the M40 at Warwick or by rail – stations at Moreton-in-Marsh (for London) and Stratford-on-Avon (for Birmingham) are both eight miles away. Tredington is on the local bus route.

Peaceful retreat

In this peaceful retreat, French windows open onto a courtyard garden with a table and chairs – the perfect spot to catch the sun and enjoy an evening drink with an unspoilt view that can include anything from kingfishers to swans, herons and even sometimes otters. The mill stream means that Puddle Cottage is not suitable for unsupervised children, but well behaved pets are welcome.

The centrally heated, non smoking accommodation retains many original features including exposed beams. It is on three floors. There is a fully fitted kitchen (electric hob and oven), dining area seating four, and lounge space with a widescreen TV on the ground floor. The first floor sleeps two in a double room with a separate shower room/WC. On the top floor there is a twin/double bedroom sleeping two, connecting to an en-suite bathroom, with a shower over the bath.

See our Web site for more details and pictures, together with prices and availability.

Features as follows:-

● Sleeps four ● Off-road parking for one car ● Pets welcome ● No smoking ●
● Central heating ● Duvets with linen & towels ● iPod docking/DAB radio ●
● TV ● Washing machine & tumble drier ● Dishwasher ● Microwave ●

Tariff: from £300 per week – shorter breaks possible

With spectacular views of its own idyllic riverside setting, this thoughtfully-appointed holiday cottage is part of an historic mill in the peaceful Warwickshire village of Tredington on the edge of the Cotswold Hills. Pool View is ideally situated between the Cotswolds and Shakespeare country, with ten National Trust properties and many other artistic and cultural centres within 20 miles. 

Recently completely restored and refitted, Pool View comes complete with access to a picturesque river garden for relaxation. Tredington village is surrounded by quiet countryside in a conservation area. It has a mediaeval church filled with reminders of centuries of history, remarkable period architecture, and a children’s playground. The pub has a comprehensive food menu and garden.

The historic market town of Shipston-on-Stour is two miles away – for restaurants, take-aways, pubs, supermarkets, banks, post office, chemist, a leisure centre, and a wide variety of small shops.

Access is easy from the M40 at Warwick. There are nearby rail stations – both Stratford-on-Avon (for Birmingham) and Moreton-in-Marsh (for London) are only eight miles away. Tredington is on a local bus route.

Self catering with History

Pool View retains many original features – exposed beams, steep staircases, and large mill windows that make the most of the exceptional views. The finest of these is a natural river island that splits the River Stour to feed the mill stream. Nowadays owners Sally and Jonathan Ward live next door. They are happy to help with enquiries or local information, and welcome Pool View residents into this, their garden. It has a weir and a huge weeping willow, and other visitors can include anything from swans and kingfishers to a heron, and even the occasional otter. Children are welcome - but they do need to be supervised!

The non-smoking, no-pets accommodation is on two floors: The living room, kitchen/dining room, and WC are on the first level. On the next floor there are one double and one twin/double bedroom. The bathroom has a shower over the bath.

See our Web site for more details and pictures, together with prices and availability.

● Sleeps four ● Off-road parking for one car ● Friday changeover ●
● Central heating ● Bed linen and towels ● TV ● iPod docking ● DAB radio ● Dishwasher ● Microwave ● Fridge Freezer ● Washing machine/tumble drier

Tariff: from £275 per week – shorter breaks possible

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