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Rugby Hotel List
Brownsover Hall Hotel
District: Brownsover Super SaverPopular
Set in verdant woodlands on the edge of the town, 10 minutes from the M6 and many tourist destinations surrounding Rugby.
Very Good8.2
(118 reviews)
Dunchurch Park Hotel
District: Dunchurch Popular
Nestled within a peaceful parkland estate, ideal for romantic breaks, weddings, conferences, and events in a tranquil corner of Rugby.
Good7.2
(278 reviews)
Golden Lion Hotel Rugby
District: Easenhall Popular
Traditional country inn in Easenhall village, some 4 miles from Rugby, suitable for couples who want a hideaway in Warwickshire.
Very Good8.5
(292 reviews)
Grosvenor Hotel Rugby
District: City Centre Popular
Centrally located in Rugby, within easy walking distance of popular local attractions and popular shopping venues.
Hillmorton Manor Hotel
District: Hillmorton Popular
An old manor set in the heart of the verdant village of Hillmorton, ideal for discovering Rugby.
Pleasant6.8
(125 reviews)
Village Green House Rugby
District: Dunchurch Popular
Quality rental accommodation in the heart of Dunchurch village, minutes from the centre of Rugby and major motorway networks.
Good7.5
(44 reviews)
Draycote Hotel & Whitefields Golf Course & Club
District: Thurlaston
Good7.5
(157 reviews)
Holly Bush Inn Rugby
District: City Centre
Renowned for a restaurant serving real ales and fine wines, traditional pub games, offers basicly decorated guest rooms with twin beds and en suite shower
Pleasant6.7
(29 reviews)
Ibis Rugby East Hotel
District: Crick
Good7.4
(183 reviews)
Three Horseshoes Hotel Rugby
District: City Centre
Good7.2
(113 reviews)
Widdington House
District: City Centre
Great8.8
(82 reviews)
Introduction to Rugby, England
Rugby is located in the East Midlands of England along the River Avon and has a history that is heavily linked to the railway industry. The industrial aspects of the town have almost disappeared but there are still plenty of businesses keeping the environment lively. The town is close enough to local attractions to make it the sort of place visitors might choose as a base, and within the city itself there are a few historic buildings to enchant the visitor. The Marketplace is perhaps the nicest diversion in town, offering a pleasant Victorian atmosphere for your shopping excursions. Regent Street is also a prime place to shop, eat and have a pint. Of course, the town is also credited with inventing the sport of rugby, so is plenty of space dedicated to this pastime including a museum. With good motorway links guests in Rugby hotels can move quickly to some of the other towns in the area or further north to Yorkshire.
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