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White Swan
Stratford-on-Avon, Warwickshire
Tourist attractions nearbyOnly 1.2 km to Stratford Butterfly Farm
Comfy place to relax and rechargePamper yourself with a bathtub.
Dining service availableNo need to go out for meals! This accommodation provides a restaurant.
Nice location! Near public transportOnly 776 m to Stratford-Upon-Avon Station and 3.4 km to Stratford-upon-Avon Parkway Station
Suitable for your business tripStay productive with business facilities.
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Popular Facilities
Public Facilities
3
Smoking Room
Elevator/Lift
Restaurant
Hotel Services
2
Laundry Service/Dry Cleaning
24-hour Front Desk
Other Facilities
3
Set Menu Lunch
Bar/Lounge
Carpeted Floors
Food & Drinks
1
Refrigerator
Business Facilities
1
Business Center
Accesibility
1
Wheelchair Accessible
Hotel Policy
1
Non Smoking
In-room Facilities
2
Bathtub
Shower
Connectivity
2
Television
Free WiFi
Location
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Rother StreetAll distances are measured in straight lines. The actual travel distance may be different.
Accommodation Rules
Check-in Procedure
Check-in18:00:00
Check-out11:00:00
Want to check in early? Fill out the Special Requests form on the booking page.
About White Swan
A Grade II-listed building at the heart of Shakespeare’s Stratford, the historic White Swan Hotel is now ready to welcome you following a £3 million refurbishment. Our hotel offers luxury accommodation in Stratford-upon-Avon, while crucially maintaining the charm, character and period features of the original building. The White Swan dates back to 1450, making it one of the oldest pubs in Stratford – and the front of the hotel is a cosy, traditional pub, continuing to serve outstanding cask ales and the best pub food in town. Our 41 four star guestrooms, marry traditional, original features with modern conveniences like iPod docks, flatscreen TVs and ensuite bathrooms. One thing not to miss on your visit to this historic Straford-upon-Avon pub is the antique wall painting in one of our front rooms. Commissioned by William Perrott, who owned the building in 1560, the special painting depicts the story of Tobias and the Angel - a subject doubly appropriate for a tavern of that time.