In the birthplace of England's greatest poet and playwright, the town is still an important market town in Warwickshire. Many of the original houses from Shakespeare's time are still in excellent condition and are available to visit. Stratford Upon Avon has Anglo-Saxon origins, and grew up as a market town in medieval times, making Stratford Upon Avon over 800 years old.
This rural hotel retreat is formed of attractively converted farm buildings nestled alongside Charlecote Park, where deer roam beside the River Avon.
The Charlecote Pheasant Hotel is ideally located for exploring Warwick, Leamington Spa and Cotswold villages as well as Stratford Upon Avon, Shakespeare's birth place.
Leisure facilities at the hotel include a tennis court and children's play area.
Charlecote is an idyllic village with the National Trust Property of Charlecote Manor, with its attached Deer Park, where it is alleged that Shakespeare was caught poaching.
The Charlecote Pheasant Hotel has two acres of landscaped grounds to help you relax into the beautiful Warwickshire countryside.
2 nights stay at The Charlecote Pheasant Hotel from only£99 per person
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Hotel in Stratford Upon Avon
Stratford Upon Avon a town synonymous with William Shakespeare.
A visit to Stratford would not be complete without finding out more about the English poet and playwrighter that makes it famous. Shakespeare's Birthplace's allows you to visit the house where the world’s most famous playwrighter was born and grew up to discover more about his early years. Other must see Shakespeare locations include Hall's Croft (home to William's daughter), Nash's House and New Place (the last chapter in his life), Anne Hathaway's cottage (a romantic setting) and Mary Arden's Farm (the childhood home of Shakespeare's mother)
Attractions in and Around Stratford Upon Avon
Nash's House & New Place Marys Arden's House & Palmer's Farm Hall's Croft Shakespeare's Birthplace Avon Air Centre Bancroft gardens Ann Hathaways Cottage Royal Shakespeare Company & Theatres Boat trips on the River Avon
Warwickshire is perhaps best known for being the birthplace of William Shakespeare from Stratford-upon-Avon. Even today, road signs at the county boundary describe Warwickshire as "Shakespeare's County". During the Middle Ages Warwickshire was dominated by Coventry, which was at the time one of the most important cities in England due to its textiles trade in the heart of England. Warwickshire played a key part in the English Civil War, with the Battle of Edgehill and other skirmishes taking place in the county. During the Industrial Revolution Warwickshire became one of Britain's foremost industrial counties, with the large industrial cities of Birmingham and Coventry within its boundaries.
Warwickshire truly is at heart of the country, with some of the most attractive towns and villages in England set amongst beautiful countryside. The county is split into five districts each with their own distinctive feel, but wherever you are in the county there is always a sense that you can access everything you need without the hassles that go with life in the large cities.
This rural hotel retreat is formed of attractively converted farm buildings nestled alongside Charlecote Park, where deer roam beside the River Avon.
The Charlecote Pheasant Hotel is ideally located for exploring Warwick, Leamington Spa and Cotswold villages as well as Stratford Upon Avon, Shakespeare's birth place.
Leisure facilities at the hotel include a tennis court and children's play area.
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