The Warwick Arms Hotel

About The Warwick Arms Hotel

The Warwick Arms Hotel has stood on Warwick's High Street since 1717, when it served as a coaching inn for travellers on the road between London and the Midlands. Today it operates as a forty-room hotel under the Coaching Inn Group, retaining much of its historic street frontage while updating the rooms behind it with modern décor and wooden furnishings.

Rooms run from standard doubles and twins through to superior family and executive rooms, each with an en suite bathroom, flat-screen television and free Wi-Fi, and the hotel's own bar and restaurant on the ground floor serve as a comfortable spot for an evening meal without leaving the building. The position on the High Street puts Warwick Castle, Lord Leycester Hospital and St Mary's Church all within a few minutes' walk.

Being in the heart of the town centre means some traffic noise on the High Street side, but for visitors who want to step out of the front door directly into Warwick's historic core, few other hotels in the town match the Warwick Arms for location, and its long history as a coaching inn gives the building a character that newer hotels cannot easily replicate.