Kenilworth Hotels

Where to stay in Kenilworth

Historic town centre

Staying in the historic town centre of Kenilworth offers a charming selection of hotel options, ranging from quaint inns to more modern accommodations. This area places visitors right in the heart of the action, with easy access to landmarks like Kenilworth Castle and the Abbey Ruins. Guests can enjoy a leisurely stroll to local shops and delightful dining spots, making it ideal for those who love to be in the midst of things.

Near Kenilworth Castle

For those who fancy waking up to the sight of a majestic fortress, the area near Kenilworth Castle is the place to be. Here, visitors can choose from a variety of hotels that offer scenic views and a rich historical ambiance. This area is especially suited for families, with accommodations that cater to children and offer plenty of space to explore. It's a perfect blend of history and hospitality.

Abbey Fields vicinity

The Abbey Fields vicinity is a haven for nature lovers and those seeking a bit of relaxation. The hotels here vary in style and amenities, catering to diverse preferences. With the park right on the doorstep, leisure activities abound, from picnicking to leisurely walks. It's an ideal spot for anyone who wants to unwind in natural surroundings while still having easy access to Kenilworth's attractions.

Close to Warwick University

For those visiting Warwick University, staying close by offers convenience and comfort. This area provides accommodations well-suited for conference attendees, with excellent transport links to the university and beyond. Dining and entertainment options are plentiful, ensuring that guests have plenty to do when they're not hitting the books or attending events.

Along the A46 corridor

Business travellers will find the A46 corridor perfectly suited to their needs. Offering quick access to nearby cities like Coventry and Leamington Spa, this area is ideal for those on the go. Hotels here often come equipped with facilities designed for corporate guests, ensuring a productive and comfortable stay.

Cultured Kenilworth

Once England's largest fort, Kenilworth Castle is an impressive Norman ruin that was once the home of Elizabeth I's great love, Robert Dudley. In 1575 Dudley created an ornate palace in the queen's honour and its Elizabethan Gardens have been restored to their former grandeur and beauty.

Kenilworth is blessed with an abundance of walks. Whether you take a stroll among its four nature reserves, the ancient woodland of Crackley Woods, or Abbey Fields, set in the valley of Finham Brook, you'll find plenty to see and admire in the town.

A five mile car trip east takes you to the grounds of Stoneleigh Abbey, a superb example of a Jacobean country house that has been visited by King Charles I, Queen Victoria and Jane Austen, among others. You'll have the opportunity to tour the West Wing of the house and wander around the beautifully landscaped gardens and the splendid surrounding countryside.

Restaurants, cafés and pubs

There's a wonderful choice of eateries in Kenilworth encompassing a wide range of cuisine from Indian, Chinese and Thai to Italian and French, and there are traditional taverns offering great pub fare.

For a spicy treat from the East, Le Raj Spice prides itself on its friendly, attentive service and imaginative dishes which use no artificial colours, stock or food additives.

A popular little café, the Modern Kitchen, lives up to its name with its contemporary trappings. Fresh coffee and cakes are sold and there is a lunchtime menu.

The Rocking Horse Coffee Shop has been established for over a quarter of a century and offers tea, coffee, breakfast and an all-day menu and is known for its genial service

Michelin-starred gastropub, The Cross, has been renovated to reveal its origins as a 19th century tavern. Locals and visitors have praised its food, diligent staff and relaxed atmosphere.

Shopping in and around Kenilworth

The town's High Street is dotted with independent stores, craft shops and well known retailers. Each Thursday you'll find the thriving Kenilworth Market at the front of Abbey End.

A pleasant walk from the High Street through 70 acre Abbey Fields will take you to the Talisman shopping centre where you'll find more well known retailers.