WARWICK WEATHER | | Monday - 15th Mar |  | Sunny Intervals
| Max | : | 14°C (57°F) | | Min | : | 5°C (41°F) |
| | | Tuesday - 16th Mar | | Sunny Intervals
| Max | : | 14°C (57°F) | | Min | : | 6°C (43°F) |
| | | Wednesday - 17th Mar | | Sunny Intervals
| Max | : | 15°C (59°F) | | Min | : | 9°C (48°F) |
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Built by William the Conqueror in 1068, Warwick Castle is a majestic symbol of great power and wealth. Heavily fortified and used to hold prisoners including King Edward IV, the castle was gentrified to the specifications of the Greville family who became the Earls of the town from 1759 till 1978. It was purchased by the Tussauds Group in 1978, and opened to the public as a tourist attraction. It remains a grade I listed building, and as such is a Scheduled Ancient Monument.
The proximity of arterial routes both north south and east west have made Warwick an exceptionally interesting central location for many important businesses.
From the perspective of location in the country, this town in Warwickshire is an ideal base, as the Volvo Group UK, IBM, Conoco, Phillips, and many other big technology services as well as industrial supply services such as The National Transmission System have bases there.Warwickshire is surrounded by a plethora of counties: Gloucestershire, Oxfordshire, Worcestershire, Northamptonshire, Leicestershire, Staffordshire, and the West Midlands metropolitan county. A Warwick hotel is well placed for visitors to take day trips to any of these counties. While largely rural with great rolling verdant countryside throughout the county, it has its fair share of heavy industry, coal mining, textile manufacture and engineering.
The cultural heritage is ever-present, lying not twenty miles from Stratford-on-Avon; there are links with Shakespeare throughout the town. With many music classical and popular music festivals throughout the year, a race course, Golf Club, The Arts Centre, and a host of fine restaurants, bars, nightlife, shopping, leisure and entertainment facilities the town is well appointed with attractions to please everyone.
Travel to Warwick by air from Coventry, Birmingham or Bristol airport, or take the M40 which makes travel to and from London very quick and easy, or one of the many train services, and you will find a bright and vibrant town with a strong heritage, stunning architecture and a warm welcome. Suffused with charming country house establishments, modern chic accommodation, delightful period hotels, and even small and perfectly formed boutique hotels, this Warwickshire town is absolutely charming. We have selected the best hotels to make your stay even better. Simply choose the hotel that suits your style, preferred location and has the facilities you require, then have a perfect stay!
All the hotels featured here are noted for their quality of service, attention to detail and fantastic atmosphere. They all offer great rooms with en-suites: bath, shower or both. Most hotels will offer free Wi-Fi Internet access to all guests, which is extremely useful to both business and holiday guests for planning routes, attractions to visit, and keeping in touch with the office.
You will have a superb choice of beautifully appointed and stylish rooms, ranging from singles, doubles, twin, and family rooms to suites and hotel apartments. Naturally each hotel will have its own style, but the foundation of good hospitality remains the same throughout. All rooms and suites will have superbly comfortable beds, TV, a selection of complimentary hot beverages, toiletries, fluffy towels, an alarm clock, and a hairdryer. Some hotels will have extras such as trouser presses, bathrobes, satellite TV, DVD players, direct dial phones, conference rooms, and mini bars.
Other than providing quality accommodation, your chosen Warwick hotel may have some very entertaining leisure facilities to make you stay even more delightful. These could include a restaurant, bar, gym, swimming pool, beauty salon, spa, hot tub, tennis court, horse riding, or even access to a golf course.
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