The Blue Boar Inn | Alcester | Stratford Upon Avon |
The Blue Boar Inn Temple Grafton , Stratford Upon Avon, West Midlands, B49 6NR, EnglandCompare Prices for this Hotel
Hotel Details
Set in the heart of Shakespeare country only four miles from Stratford upon Avon the Blue Boar Inn represents the very best of an old English country public house the oldest parts of the property date back to the early 1600s.
Stay in comfy en suite bathroom guestrooms some which still retain impressive original architectural features such as wooden beams and stone walls.
Here at the Blue Boar we are here to cater for your every need and can arrange hire vehicles taxis and packed lunches to compliment your touring of our breathe taking local attractions.
From this comfy and handy relaxing base you can tour Stratford Warwick the Vale of Evesham Cotswolds Slightly further afield The Malvern Hills and Birmingham and NEC is within about 30 minutes drive by car.
today the well is the home of a family of gold fish.
Records show that there has been an alehouse at the inn since that time also a glass-covered well in the restaurant drinks bar is some 35 feet deep and its pure water was once used in the brewing process.
The name is thought to be a misspelling of Hathaway.
According to church records William Shakespeare was married in Temple Grafton church in the year 1582 to one Ann Whateley.
Food is available from lunchtimes 12.00 noon- 2 30pm and dinner 6.00pm-9.30pm options comprise more formal à la carte to homemade public house food menus complimented by a range of ales and wines.
Including a range of three four and five guest bed family rooms.
Set in the heart of Shakespeare country only four miles from Stratford upon Avon the Blue Boar Inn represents the very best of an old English country public house the oldest parts of the property date back to the early 1600s.
Stay in comfy en suite bathroom guestrooms some which still retain impressive original architectural features such as wooden beams and stone walls.
Here at the Blue Boar we are here to cater for your every need and can arrange hire vehicles taxis and packed lunches to compliment your touring of our breathe taking local attractions.
From this comfy and handy relaxing base you can tour Stratford Warwick the Vale of Evesham Cotswolds Slightly further afield The Malvern Hills and Birmingham and NEC is within about 30 minutes drive by car.
today the well is the home of a family of gold fish.
Records show that there has been an alehouse at the inn since that time also a glass-covered well in the restaurant drinks bar is some 35 feet deep and its pure water was once used in the brewing process.
The name is thought to be a misspelling of Hathaway.
According to church records William Shakespeare was married in Temple Grafton church in the year 1582 to one Ann Whateley.
Food is available from lunchtimes 12.00 noon- 2 30pm and dinner 6.00pm-9.30pm options comprise more formal à la carte to homemade public house food menus complimented by a range of ales and wines.
Including a range of three four and five guest bed family rooms.
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FACILITIES:-
Radio Available
Take Away Breakfasts
Bar
Internet WiFi in Guest Rooms
Internet WiFi in Public Areas
Bar Area Accessible by Wheelchair
Hotel Restaurant Area Accessible by Wheelchair
Reception Area Accessible by Wheelchair
Access by Wheelchair
Bedrooms with Disabled Access
Public Areas with Disabled Access
Pets are Allowed
Interconnecting Guest Rooms available
Guest Rooms have a Telephone
Guest Rooms have a Hairdryer
Guest Rooms have Coffee and Tea Making Facilities
Television
Hotel Restaurant
Meetings are Facilitated
Internet WiFi is Available
Onsite Car Park Available
Cots available
Facilities for the Disabled
There is a Non-Smoking Policy Throughout the Hotel
The Blue Boar Inn | Alcester | Stratford Upon Avon |
The Blue Boar Inn Temple Grafton , Stratford Upon Avon, West Midlands, B49 6NR, England
The Blue Boar Inn | Alcester | Stratford Upon Avon |
The Blue Boar Inn Temple Grafton , Stratford Upon Avon, West Midlands, B49 6NR, England