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Hotels in Rugby
The market town of Rugby is located 13 miles east of Coventry. It was first settled in the Iron Age and is mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086 as ‘Rocheberie’. Modern-day Rugby is most famous for the invention of Rugby football. Legend has it that the game was invented by William Webb Ellis in 1823 at Rugby School, which is one of England's oldest and most prestigious public schools, and was the setting of Thomas Hughes's semi-autobiographical masterpiece ‘Tom Brown's Schooldays’. Rugby is also where, in April 1937, Sir Frank Whittle built the world's first prototype jet engine.
There is a good choice of hotels in Rugby, of which one of the best known is Brownsover Hall Hotel, a magnificent Grade II listed Victorian Gothic Mansion set in seven acres of gardens and woodlands
The hotel has a dramatic interior with a sweeping staircase, log fires, rich colours and plenty of character, charm and warmth. It offers: 47 bedrooms, including family rooms; Gilbert Scott Restaurant; Warwick Bar; Lounge with BT Openzone; 3 meeting rooms, for up to 70 delegates; 100 parking spaces: The hotel is situated on the edge of Rugby, bordering on three counties and just 10 minutes from the M6, making it an ideal base for visiting Warwick, Stratford-upon-Avon and the North Cotswolds. The nearest Rail Link is Rugby (1 mile) and the nearest Airport is Birmingham International (25 miles).
Hotels in Rugby
Alma Lodge Hotel
Brownsover Hall Hotel
Carlton Hotel
Corus Hotel Rugby
Diamond House Hotel
Express By Holiday Inn Rugby
George Hotel
Grosvenor Hotel
Hillmorton Manor
Premier Travel Inn Rugby
The Imperial Hotel
Three Horseshoes Hotel
Woodville Hotel
Nearby hotels
Ansty Hall Hotel at Ansty
Coventry East Premier Travel Inn at Ansty
Premier Travel Inn Coventry at Ansty
The Sparrow Brewers Fayre at Ansty
Ashton Lodge Country Hotel & Restaurant at Ashton
Innkeeper's Lodge Coventry Binley at Binley
Coombe Abbey Hotel at Binley
Coventry Travel Inn at Binley
Premier Travel Inn Binley at Binley
Braunston Manor at Braunston
Golden Lion Hotel at Easenhall
The Woodhouse at Princethorpe
Courtyard By Marriott Coventry at Ryton-on-Dunsmore
Draycote Hotel at Thurlaston
Travelodge Rugby Dunchurch at Thurlaston
Hotels in Rugby
There is a good choice of hotels in Rugby, of which one of the best known is Brownsover Hall Hotel, a magnificent Grade II listed Victorian Gothic Mansion set in seven acres of gardens and woodlands
The hotel has a dramatic interior with a sweeping staircase, log fires, rich colours and plenty of character, charm and warmth. It offers: 47 bedrooms, including family rooms; Gilbert Scott Restaurant; Warwick Bar; Lounge with BT Openzone; 3 meeting rooms, for up to 70 delegates; 100 parking spaces: The hotel is situated on the edge of Rugby, bordering on three counties and just 10 minutes from the M6, making it an ideal base for visiting Warwick, Stratford-upon-Avon and the North Cotswolds. The nearest Rail Link is Rugby (1 mile) and the nearest Airport is Birmingham International (25 miles).
Hotels in Rugby
Alma Lodge Hotel
Brownsover Hall Hotel
Carlton Hotel
Corus Hotel Rugby
Diamond House Hotel
Express By Holiday Inn Rugby
George Hotel
Grosvenor Hotel
Hillmorton Manor
Premier Travel Inn Rugby
The Imperial Hotel
Three Horseshoes Hotel
Woodville Hotel
Nearby hotels
Ansty Hall Hotel at Ansty
Coventry East Premier Travel Inn at Ansty
Premier Travel Inn Coventry at Ansty
The Sparrow Brewers Fayre at Ansty
Ashton Lodge Country Hotel & Restaurant at Ashton
Innkeeper's Lodge Coventry Binley at Binley
Coombe Abbey Hotel at Binley
Coventry Travel Inn at Binley
Premier Travel Inn Binley at Binley
Braunston Manor at Braunston
Golden Lion Hotel at Easenhall
The Woodhouse at Princethorpe
Courtyard By Marriott Coventry at Ryton-on-Dunsmore
Draycote Hotel at Thurlaston
Travelodge Rugby Dunchurch at Thurlaston
Hotels in Rugby