Bosworth Hall Hotel

The Park, Near Nuneaton, Market Bosworth, Warwickshire, England

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About Bosworth Hall Hotel

Bosworth Hall Hotel is a Grade ii listed William and Mary mansion. Set in 11 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens and partly contained within a moat, this hotel will not disappoint. Offering 192 luxury guest rooms, 20 conference and private dining suites, and Spindles Health and Fitness Club. The hotel is ideally situated, close to the motorway networks (m69, m6, m42, m1) and only 35 minutes drive from the National Exhibition Centre and Birmingham International Airport. The magnificent Warwick Castle, and other local attractions such as Twycross Zoo, Shackerstone Steam Railway, Donnington Park Racing Circuit, Mallory Park Circuit, Snow Dome and Drayton Manor Park are all within easy reach of the hotel. Famous for its flower display, the historic town of Market Bosworth, with its galleries and antique shops, is just a stroll from the front door of the hotel. Bosworth Field, where Richard iii fought the last battle of the War of the Roses, is a short distance from the hotel. Bring walking shoes for the countryside; the walks are among the most attractive in Britain. The unique ambiance of historic Bosworth Hall should make it your first choice when arranging conference, business meeting, social events, overnight accommodation or a relaxing break to unwind in the countryside.

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