Village Green Hotel

The Green Dunchurch Rugby CV22 6NX

Rugby, GB

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A independent hotel, every guest enjoys a 4 diamond rated comfortable room, complete with ensuite facilities, direct dial telephones with voice mail and your own direct telephone number, trouser press, tea & cofee making facilities. Wireless internet is now also availble for all guests. All guests have acces to a comfortable lounge, big screen TV area, full size snooker table, patio garden. We also have full laundry services available by arrangement at very reasonable prices.

Room Information

Standard Double

Double Room with ensuite Standard Double Room

Exec Single Room

Executive Single Room Executive Single Bedroom

Directions

FROM THE M1 TRAVELLING SOUTH Leave at Junction 20 on to the A426, stay on A426 to Dunchurch. At village traffic lights, turn right. We are 100 yards on left opposite the thatched bus shelter. FROM THE M1 TRAVELLING NORTH Leave at Junction 17 on to the M45, at the end of M45 turn right at the island to Dunchurch 1 mile. In village centre we are on right opposite thatched bus shelter. FROM THE M6 Leave at Junction 1 on to A426 direction of Rugby, stay on A426 direction of Banbury to Dunchurch. At village traffic lights turn right. We are 100 yards on left opposite the thatched bus shelter. FROM THE M40 Come off Junction 15, take Warwick bypass (A46) direction of Coventry to A45, turn right direction London to Thurlaston traffic island take left to Dunchurch. In village centre we are on right opposite thatched bus shelter.

Restaurants

Restaurant / Dining Information

A breakfast is provided for guests every day in our own dining room and individual preferences can be catered for. Lunch and evening meals are available from a choice of pubs and takeaways all within short walking distance from the hotel.

Area Attractions

As a busy coaching village, many famous and important people have stayed in the village hotels over the centuries. Known visitors include Princess Victoria (later to become Queen), the poet Longfellow, the Duke of Wellington, William Webb Ellis of Rugby Football fame, and of course the infamous highwayman Dick Turpin. Today Dunchurch is a quiet 'bypassed' village and a dsignated conservation area with a lovely village green complete with stocks and maypole, charming 16th 17th and 18th centrury buildings, many of which retain the traditional Warwickshire thatched roofs. We are within easy driving distance of Draycote water, Rugby school, Coventry, Kenilworth, Warwick, Leamington Spa, Stratford upon Avon, Princess Diana memorial Althorpe.

Recreation

Recreation Information

In addition to the restaurant and pub options, Dunchurch village has a full range of facilities including library, post office, hairdressers, chemist, doctors surgery, bus service, churches, newsagents and local shops. Trout fishing, sailing and golf are all available nearby and Rugby town indoor sports centre is only a few minutes drive away.