The Welcombe is a splendid Jacobean-style mansion dating from 1869. The aptly named Welcombe Hotel stands in 157 acres of rolling parkland, much of which was owend by Shakespeare. One of the foremost hotels in the heart of England, it is also renowned for its fully-equipped 18-hole golf course.

The magnificent lounge, with its striking black marble fireplace, ornate floor-to-ceiling oak panelling, deep armchairs and bright flower arrangements, typifies the immaculate style of the hotel's interior. Exquisitely decorated, the restaurant is light, airy and spacious -- an elegant setting overlooking the extensive formal gardens.

Nailcote Hall is one of England's most beautiful small stately homes, set in 15 acres of Warwickshire countryside.

Established as a Hotel in 1990, Nailote Hall offers a location second to none for both business and pleasure.

The 17th Century country house played host to Cromwell's troops at the time of the destruction of Kenilworth Castle at the end of the English Civil War.

Set in 550 acres of the finest English countryside, The Belfry is in the heart of the country, yet only minutes away from major motorway networks and Birmingham International Airport. As the spiritual home of The Ryder Cup and now host to the Quinn Direct British Masters, this vibrant resort offers a superb range of facilities including the world famous Brabazon course, rejuvenating spa treatments, fully equipped leisure club, an excellent choice of bars and restaurants and the Bel Air night club situated in the hotel grounds.