Honiley Court Hotel & Conference Centre (Form Corus Htl Warwick)

Meer End Road, Honiley, Warwick, Kenilworth, Warwickshire, England

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About Honiley Court Hotel & Conference Centre (Form Corus Htl Warwick)

Conveniently located halfway between Coventry and Warwick, the hotel is situated in the heart of Honiley. The hotel is ideally located for the NEC and there are great motorway links to the M40, M42 and M6. We have 9 air-conditioned conference suites with flexible layouts and breakout areas. Video-conferencing and data projection facilities are available, along with isdn and audio-visual equipment, and partner programmes or corporate activities can be arranged. The idyllic rural setting makes Honiley Court Hotel & Conference Centre a popular venue for wedding receptions, and we are an approved premises for civil wedding ceremonies. The well known Boot Bar and Restaurant have been transformed to provide a relaxed, contemporary setting for a modern dining experience. The cheerful cream and orange colour scheme is complimented by natural wood.

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