Stratford-upon-Avon

The Alveston Manor with its beautiful gardens is just a short walk from the centre of Stratford and the Royal Shakespeare Theatre. Many public areas of the hotel are located in the Manor House parts of which date back to the 16th century. The attraction of the Alveston Manor hotel is enhanced by its extensive Tudor panelling leaded lights and Elizabethan staircase. It also boasts a vaulted cellar which leads to a mysterious underground passage once used by monks from Worcester. Bedrooms are located in a modern wing which adjoins the Manor House. The gardens are home to the famous cedar tree where it is alleged that the premier of A Midsummer Night's Dream took place. This is one of the finest bases from which to explore historic Stratford upon Avon and surrounding areas.The Alveston Manor relishes its history and tradition while enjoying distinctly 21st century comforts. The hotel offers a selection of modern and more traditional rooms. In the 16th century Manor House wing of the hotel you ll find many feature rooms with half testers and beams wonderfully romantic and evocative of a bygone age. Each one has its own individual d cor and traditional soft furnishings combined with many modern features such as satellite television and CD player.The AA Rosette award winning Manor Grill pays homage to traditional English cuisine with an extensive menu and fine wine list the perfect way to end a day of sightseeing or business. This lovely old restaurant overlooks Alveston s ample grounds with the majestic cedar tree taking centre stage.In the summer you can enjoy your meal al fresco on the elegant terrace. Many theatre loving guests like to enjoy a starter and main course before departing for the theatre later returning to the hotel for a dessert.

Set in its own grounds, but only a few minutes walk from the town centre, Macdonald Alveston Manor is one of the finest bases from which to explore the area. The original hotel comprises a beautiful Tudor Building with many authentic features and the gardens boast an ancient cedar tree, which rumour has it the first performance of a midsummer nights dream was given.

A picturesque Tudor building, Alveston Manor is set in its own five acre gardens which boast an ancient cedar tree, said to be where the first performance of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream was given. The 113 guestrooms are decorated in warm tones of cream and beige and include satellite television, minibars, tea and coffee making facilities, and complimentary bottled water.
Lunch and dinner are served in the Manor Grill while lighter snacks are available in the traditional wood panelled bar, which features an open fire, 16th century wall tapestry, and large leaded windows which overlook the garden. The hotel has a terrace at the rear providing a sun trap in spring and summer where guests can enjoy the peace and tranquillity of the well kept lawns and gardens; al fresco lunches and barbecues for groups can be organised here. Guests can indulge themselves with the spa facilities, including six beauty treatment rooms, an 18 metre pool, steam bath, sauna and gym. There are 10 fully equipped rooms for meetings and conferences, and banqueting facilities are also available. Room service is available around the clock and staff at the 24 hour front desk can provide information on local sightseeing opportunities. Free parking is available on site. The hotel is within a mile of famous attractions such as Shakespeare's birthplace and the Royal Shakespeare Theatre. The train station is one mile away and Birmingham Airport (BHX) is 32 miles away, a drive of around 40 minutes.