The Kenilworth

61 Warwick Rd, Kenilworth, Warwickshire, England

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About The Kenilworth

Stunning boutique hotel, pure class, just won 'Theme' 2006 best cocktail lounge and best experience in the Midlands. Some hotels need star ratings. We just go on reputation. This spectacular boutique hotel is being acclaimed as a contemporary design classic. You will find us conveniently located in the heart of Kenilworth with a wealth of restaurants offering traditional or international cuisine on the doorstep. It has been said, Kenilworth has a deserved reputation for food. It is possible to eat and drink specialties from around the globe in some of the town's award winning restaurants, and in a very close location to the nec. Weekends are busy and you may hear champagne corks popping and crystal glasses chinging, but if you want to enjoy yourself, this is the only place to be. Discover a unique experience of contemporary en-suite bedrooms set within a classic 16th Century building, offering the highest standards of service and facilities including iPod docking stations in selected rooms. The Kenilworth is as much about the cocktail lounge as the luxury accommodation. A throwback to the classic era of Martinis before dinner and service table side. This is our baby. We're proud to present award winning bartenders serving classic cocktails how they should be, served garnished with wit and style (or sometimes a sneer depending what you order!) Breakfast is included in all of our rooms.

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