Hotels near Great Alne

An exceptional find, value for money and an ideal stopover - I would have gladly stayed longer. I'm afraid I never bother to respond to these marketing exercises, but I thought I should make the effort to acknowledge the warm welcome, friendly and attentive service, spacious accommodation, excellent standard of facilities and ideal rural location of Alne Park B&B. There is the added interest and attraction that Alne Park also contributes to the local economy as an active centre for horse breeding. It would be hard to find a better equipped, peaceful and relaxing place to stay, in an authentic country house setting just minutes away from main routes across the Midlands. Although I was only spending the night en route from the Suffolk coast to the Shropshire Hills, I can imagine Alne Park would make a perfect base for exploring this attractive, unspoilt part of Warwickshire; Stratford-upon-Avon is close by, and I understand that for a longer commute Birmingham International Airport (BHX) is just twenty minutes drive away. Hard to fault anything. An ideal addition to what's on offer would be the opportunity to dine-in in the evening. Although the nearby historic town of Alcester provides a good range of options for eating out, the 'barn conversion' breakfast and sitting room would make a perfect setting for a warm homecooked country dinner, as well as a spacious, comfortable and stylish place to relax.

If you are visiting Stratford Upon Avon or anywhere south of Birmingham then Alne Park is the place of choice to stay. It's just a 15 minute drive from Stratford away yet set in 66 acres of private land. (5 minutes from beautiful Henly in Arden) High standard accommodation for a couple/s or a family. If you love horses then you will not find a better place to stay as Robin (Your host) trains racehorses and is incredibly knowledgeable!

Alne Park is well located near Stratford-Upon-Avon, Warwick and Worcester being a short distance from M5 routes in all directions. An ideal base for visiting racecourses or sites of heritage and historic interest.

Wonderful lush ancient countrysides and villages provide the setting for Great Alne where one can stay (b&b) in comfortable surroundings on an excellently managed farm the main focus of which is the training of race horses. Kindly hosts and cared for animals are characteristic features of one’s stay. Excellent evening meals can be found at The King’s Head at Aston Cantlow where Shakespeare’s parents celebrated their wedding wedding breakfast.