Fosters Yard Hotel

12 Market St, Polesworth, Near Tamworth, Warwickshire, England

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About Fosters Yard Hotel

Grade ii listed Tudor hotel in the heart of the Midlands, with easy access to all forms of leisure activities. Come and enjoy the traditional British pub and take a meal in our oak beamed restaurant. Situated on the crossroads of the b5000 and Market Street at Polesworth, Fosters Yard was built in Tudor times. Originally converted to a pub with restaurant, then bedrooms were added utilising the original features. All rooms are en-suite with baths or showers, colour tv, hot drink makers, radio alarms and fully heated. Many of the rooms feature the building's original cruck timbers. Discounted tariffs available for long stay or block bookings.

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