Warwick Bed & Breakfasts Guide

Grade II listed, timber framed house situated next to the main entrance of Warwick Castle, much of the original character has been retained

a former pub offering contemporary style rooms and a handy location with the railway station, town centre and castle within walking distance

provides comfortable, well-appointed rooms on a room-only basis and is located within a 15 minute walk, or short bus ride, of the town centre

family-run guest house situated a short walk from the centre offering home cooked evening meals upon request and a fully licenced bar

boutique-style rooms are offered at this elegant restaurant which serves contemporary cuisine and sits just a 5 minute walk from the castle

located within a 15 minute walk of this traditional guest house guest will find the castle and town centre museums, shops, restaurants and bars

a 17th century Inn with stylish rooms above a cosy bar and restaurant set on Warwick's Market Square and just 5 minutes walk to the castle

previous guests have highly commended the quality and range of cuisine available at this charming inn, boasting attractive rooms

a former coaching inn providing stylish and contemporary rooms, a vibrant bar and a great location for the castle and race course

modern hotel situated just off junction 15 of the M40 and ideally placed for both Warwick and Stratford with a pub/carvery restaurant next door

a sympathetically restored, 400 year old inn, situated close to the town centre and within a 10 - 15 minute walk of the castle and race course

perfect as a comfy Warwickshire exploring base from its location just off the M40 with Stratford, Warwick and Leamington Spa all nearby

a luxurious and stylish pub, restaurant and rooms, in the heart of town, offering well-appointed accommodation that are individually decorated

perfectly placed Warwickshire exploring base located within a 5 minute drive of the M40 and within easy reach of Warwick and Stratford

a comfortable, well-appointed hotel offering individually styled rooms, an informal lounge to enjoy snacks and drinks in and ample car parking

family-run pub with a friendly atmosphere, situated a short walk from the town centre, simple style rooms, real ales and home-cooked food

behind the traditional facade of this 17th century hotel are contemporary rooms and updated facilities whilst period character has been retained