Hotels near Warwick Castle
Warwick Castle, Warwick, Warwickshire, London
FIND YOUR PERFECT LONDON HOTEL
SALE
Hotels near
All central London hotels
Room 1
2 Adults
ADULTS (12+)
-
2
+
CHILDREN (2 - 12 Years)
-
0
+
INFANTS (0 - 2 Years)
-
0
+
Okay
Maximum 4 to a room.
+ Add another room
Most popular hotels near Warwick Castle
Holiday Inn London Brentford Lock
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Commerce Road, TW8 8GA | 339.8 miles from Warwick Castle
If you want a place to stay that combines the sleepy, leafy charm of West London with access to the town centre, then you could hardly More
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Commerce Road, TW8 8GA | 339.8 miles from Warwick Castle
If you want a place to stay that combines the sleepy, leafy charm of West London with access to the town centre, then you could hardly More
Holiday Inn Express London Park Royal
London > Hotels > Budget Chain Hotel Victoria Road, W3 6UP | 342.8 miles from Warwick Castle
Park Royal offers great transport links to the whole of London, and is only a short journey from Heathrow airport. This recently-built Express hotel offers everything More
London > Hotels > Budget Chain Hotel Victoria Road, W3 6UP | 342.8 miles from Warwick Castle
Park Royal offers great transport links to the whole of London, and is only a short journey from Heathrow airport. This recently-built Express hotel offers everything More
Holiday Inn Express London Hammersmith
London > Hotels > Budget Chain Hotel 124 King Street, W6 0QU | 343.3 miles from Warwick Castle
The old Fuller's brewery forms the home of this stylish budget hotel, conveniently located halfway between Heathrow Airport and Central London. It's an easy stroll to More
London > Hotels > Budget Chain Hotel 124 King Street, W6 0QU | 343.3 miles from Warwick Castle
The old Fuller's brewery forms the home of this stylish budget hotel, conveniently located halfway between Heathrow Airport and Central London. It's an easy stroll to More
Find other hotels near Warwick Castle
Warwick Castle
Idyllically perched on the banks of the River Avon stands the imposing Warwick Castle – home to the Earls of Warwick, historically some of the most powerful noblemen in England.
As you cross the moat and enter within the walls of this formidable and remarkably well-preserved enclosure you join Queen Elizabeth I, King William III, Queen Victoria, Prince Albert, George IV, and Edward VII in becoming one of the many visitors to this magnificent Medieval fortress.
Rich with over 1000 years of history, the castle boasts a haunted tower, suitably dark and dingy dungeons, a gargantuan Great Hall and magnificent State Rooms complete with extensive collections of furniture, tapestries, painting and armour.
Journey from Medieval England into the Victorian era as you enter the lovingly restored and still functioning Mill & Engine House which shot to the forefront of Victorian technology when it provided electricity to the whole castle in the late 19th century. Visitors to the castle are also invited to attend an incredibly life-like re-creation of a Victorian Royal Weekend Party - a specially designed and truly evocative exhibition capturing a poignant snapshot of a social gathering held in 1898.
The castle grounds are just as impressive and historically significant as the castle interior. A walk along the imposing ramparts offers a spectacular view of the idyllic grounds, including the shimmering conservatory, beautifully landscaped Peacock and Rose gardens and the meandering river that surround the castle’s unique island…
A short walk from the Victorian Mill, along the river and over a bridge, leads you to the castle’s final hidden secret – an island and onetime home in the 1890s to Japanese deer, flock of Chinese geese, an emu, assorted racoons, an ant bear and a baby elephant.
As you cross the moat and enter within the walls of this formidable and remarkably well-preserved enclosure you join Queen Elizabeth I, King William III, Queen Victoria, Prince Albert, George IV, and Edward VII in becoming one of the many visitors to this magnificent Medieval fortress.
Rich with over 1000 years of history, the castle boasts a haunted tower, suitably dark and dingy dungeons, a gargantuan Great Hall and magnificent State Rooms complete with extensive collections of furniture, tapestries, painting and armour.
Journey from Medieval England into the Victorian era as you enter the lovingly restored and still functioning Mill & Engine House which shot to the forefront of Victorian technology when it provided electricity to the whole castle in the late 19th century. Visitors to the castle are also invited to attend an incredibly life-like re-creation of a Victorian Royal Weekend Party - a specially designed and truly evocative exhibition capturing a poignant snapshot of a social gathering held in 1898.
The castle grounds are just as impressive and historically significant as the castle interior. A walk along the imposing ramparts offers a spectacular view of the idyllic grounds, including the shimmering conservatory, beautifully landscaped Peacock and Rose gardens and the meandering river that surround the castle’s unique island…
A short walk from the Victorian Mill, along the river and over a bridge, leads you to the castle’s final hidden secret – an island and onetime home in the 1890s to Japanese deer, flock of Chinese geese, an emu, assorted racoons, an ant bear and a baby elephant.
Speak to a
London Hotel Expert
Connect live to hotels' reservation system
Lowest rates available anywhere
Bookings made instantly with the hotel
Receive hotel's own reservation number
Pay the hotel directly
Our service is 100% FREE
LondonTown.com exclusive free extras
Hotel experts with 15 years experience
More about our customer service team
