Brownsover Hall Hotel Rugby (England)

General Information

Brownsover Hall Hotel is a Grade II listed Victorian Gothic manor house nestling in seven acres of forest and park. This glorious building features a dramatic inside with sweeping staircase and crackling log fires. With wealthy colours and a lot of character and fascination the Brownsover Hall Hotel features a distinct specific fascination. Located on the edge of Rugby, bordering on 3 counties and only 10 minutes from the M6, making it an exquisite base for visiting Warwick, Stratford-upon-Avon, the North Cotswolds and the NEC Birmingham. Brownsover Hall Hotel's befitting location and facilities in Rugby, produce it a lovely place for a big variety of occasions including weddings, privately-owned dining, formal receptions, meetings and coaching seminars. There is ample independent car park within the guesthouse grounds. With a joyous ambience and firstrate restaurant, Brownsover Hall Hotel is a cute choice for conferences, meetings, weddings and visiting the NEC Birmingham.

Location Information

Brownsover Hall Hotel in the shire of Warwickshire is in the center of England, on the edge of Rugby city center, just several mins from Junction 1 of the M6 motorway and near Junction 19 of the M1 motorway. Birmingham International Airport, Railway Station and National Exhibition Centre (NEC) is directly 26 miles away. The towns of Coventry, Leicester and Birmingham are surrounding, and so are the cities of Leamington Spa, Warwick, Lutterworth, Daventry, Kenilworth, Stratford upon Avon, Northampton and Southam. Brownsover Hall Hotel in Rugby, a specific Grade II listed Victorian Gothic Mansion, is encircled by seven acres of radiant woodlands and terraces. There is ample self-sufficient car park within the inn grounds. Not far from there is Warwick, with its nicely protected palace and the marvellous Regency buildings of Leamington Spa and its Pump Rooms. Much closer to home is Rugby School, well known for its headmaster, Thomas Arnold who, during the nineteenth century, changed the character of education. There is also a museum hallowed to the game of rugby soccer. Other convenient places to stay are Althorp House, the home of the Spencer family, the National Space Science Centre, the Ryton Organic Gardens and Coventry Cathedral.