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Premiere Classe Coventry Hotel Star Rating 2

4 Wigston Road, Walsgrave

This relaxed hotel is 4 miles from Coventry Cathedral, 5 miles from football and rugby matches at Ricoh Arena, and 16 miles from The NEC Birmingham exhibition centre.The down-to-earth rooms offer flat-screen TVs and Wi-Fi (surcharge), as well as tea and coffeemaking equipment. There is no air-conditioning.

Corus Chace Hotel Star Rating 3

London Road, Toll Bar End

This Victorian hotel with an exposed wood beam and redbrick facade is 3 miles from Coventry Cathedral, 4 miles from Coombe Country Park and 8 miles from Kenilworth Castle.The unfussy rooms have free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and tea and coffeemaking equipment. Upgraded rooms add formal decor with a warm vibe.

Hilton Coventry Hotel Star Rating 4

Paradise Way, Walsgrave Triangle

This polished, modern hotel, set off the M6 motorway, is 5.1 miles from the city centre, 5.5 miles from Ricoh Arena and 7 miles from the Midland Air Museum.

Britannia Hotel Coventry Star Rating 3

Fairfax Street

This traditional hotel is a 3-minute walk from Coventry Transport Museum, a 4-minute walk from Coventry Cathedral and 0.8 miles from the train station.Unassuming rooms come with TVs, tea and coffeemaking facilities, and 24-hour room service.

Novotel Coventry M6 J3 Star Rating 3

Wilsons Lane, Longford

Off the M6 motorway, this modern property is 2 miles from Ricoh Arena and 6 miles from Coventry city centre and Coventry rail station.Contemporary rooms have complimentary Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and work areas. All rooms offer tea and coffeemaking equipment, room service and pull-out sofas.

Best Western Plus Windmill Village Hotel Golf & Leisure Club Star Rating 4

Birmingham Road Allesley

Set in a 300-year-old building, this country hotel is 7.2 miles from Kenilworth Castle and Elizabethan Garden, and 8.4 miles from Coventry Cathedral.

Ramada Hotel and Suites Coventry Star Rating 4

The Butts Earlsdon

This modern hotel is a 13-minute walk from Coventry train station and a 16-minute walk from Coventry Cathedral in the city centre.The relaxed rooms have free WiFi, flat-screen TVs and coffeemakers. Upgraded rooms include sitting areas, while suites add separate lounge areas and wet bars.

Village Urban Resort Coventry Star Rating 3

Dolomite Avenue

This stylish, lively hotel is 1.5 miles from War Memorial Park and 6.2 miles from Kenilworth Castle and Elizabethan Garden.

Ibis Coventry South Star Rating 2

Abbey road

Set in Whitley Village, this suburban budget hotel lies a half mile from the A444 road, 1.8 miles from Coventry Cathedral and 5.1 miles from the Ricoh Arena.

Ibis Coventry Centre Star Rating 2

Mile Lane

This relaxed hotel is 0.3 miles from Coventry train station, 0.5 miles from Coventry Cathedral and 0.

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Coventry is a city with a rich history, one that dates back to the Bronze Age. One of the United Kingdom's most historical cities, the Midlands city is also one of the region's most popular destinations for domestic and foreign visitors. Coventry has excellent road links to the likes of Birmingham, Leicester, London and the north. As such, the majority of visitors arrive by road. That being said, Coventry railway station offers regular and reliable connections to London, Birmingham, Manchester, Bournemouth and more. Birmingham International Airport - located 11 miles from Coventry city center - welcomes air passengers from across the UK and Europe.

The majority of the city's hotels can be found in the city center, close to most attractions and amenities. As with most UK cities, visitors can choose from a number of accommodation types, including hotels, hostels, B&Bs, and more. First time visitors and repeat visitors alike often find themselves spending their trip walking Coventry's historic streets, taking in the beautiful and impressive architecture on display. Coventry Cathedral and Holy Trinity Church are perhaps the most impressive of all structures in the city, looming high above the streets and offering some stunning photo opportunities. While it may be slightly less impressive in stature, St. Mary's Guildhall - which dates back to the 14th century - remains one of the quaintest and most picturesque of buildings in the city. Today it serves as a restaurant, and is hard to beat in terms of ambience and cuisine.

The region's rich history stretches beyond the city limits too. A number of attractions in Warwickshire make for an enjoyable day out. Visitors should make a beeline for Royal Leamington Spa, which lies about 11 miles from Coventry. Here you'll find more historic buildings and a serene atmosphere. And if you're heading out to Royal Leamington Spa, be sure to make the journey over to Warwick Castle, an impressive medieval riverfront castle that remains intact. Meanwhile, Baddesley Clinton - also located in Warwick - is an impressive manor house complete with moat. Coventry UK, aviation and transportation aficionados will find a number of interesting attractions on their doorstep.

The Coventry Transport Museum houses an eclectic collection of old motorcars, motorcycles and bicycles. Meanwhile, the Midland Air Museum is home to a wide variety of airplanes and other aviation features. The city is also home to an array of shops, restaurants, coffee shops, cultural venues, museums, and sporting venues. The general pace of the city is slower than some of its counterparts in the region, which makes a leisurely stroll and en enjoyable way to spend an afternoon. The city's green spaces and parks make for the best locale in which to walk and while away an afternoon. Visitors wishing to experience big city life will find Birmingham - the UK's second largest city - located just 30 minutes down the road. Coventry serves as a year round destination for local visitors, particularly those seeking a weekend away. The city's peak time for tourists comes during the summer months, when children are school vacation.