Old Mill Inn

Mill Hill, Baginton, Coventry, West Midlands, England

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About Old Mill Inn

A charming pub and hotel in a riverside setting. Situated by the River Sowe, the old mill hotel is a converted watermill whose origins stretch back to the Domesday Book. Today it is a traditional and charming hotel and restaurant which offers clean, comfortable and competitvely prices accommodation. With parking for 150-plus cars, we are ideally situated to meet your needs, be it a weekend break, a business stopover, a conference or a private function. There is a choice of twin and

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