| The Arrow Mill was originally a working mill and is mentioned in the Domesday Book, when it was valued at 3 shillings and 6 pence (17.5p). Flour was made here until the late 1800s and then animal feeds were milled on the site right up until 1964. There were working mills almost every mile along the River Arrow many years ago, but most have become houses, housing estates or sadly, just simply vanished.
Set in beautiful gardens, this 16th-century Tudor farmhouse offers charming en suite rooms, some with discounted rates. Stratford-upon-Avon is just 6 miles (9.6 km) away.
In the heart of Shakespeare country, Kings Court Hotel has spacious bedrooms with free Wi-Fi. Some rooms have traditional oak beams and are situated in the original Tudor farmhouse.
This family-run hotel offers superb service, and also has rooms in a new extension with a courtyard layout, a short walk from the main hotel.
The charming restaurant offers an extensive à la carte menu, with dishes made using the finest local produce. The Twisted Boot has an excellent varied bar menu, as well as many ales and an extensive wine list. There is a roaring log fire and a tranquil courtyard area.
|
Star Rating: 3