Description
The Broom Hall Inn is a sixteenth century building of great historic interest. Set in a rural location away from main roads yet within easy reach of Stratford-upon-Avon, Evesham, Warwick and close to the Cotswolds, Coventry, Birmingham and the National Exhibition Centre are all less than forty minutes away.
The Inn is set back within its own gardens and is fronted by a number of splendid trees, including a rare Hulme oak which is of considerable age. There is a carefully enclosed beer garden and terrace with ample free parking. The fully licensed hotel is privately owned and guests are given a warm welcome in the atmosphere of a traditional English Country Inn.
The Inn with its open log fire in the lounge bar is a regular haunt for locals and with the extensive menu people travel from far and wide to sample the traditional pub food. The newly refurbished restaurant hosts a popular carvery every Sunday. Broom is an ideal base for holiday makers with nearby Stratford, famous foremost for being Shakespeare’s birthplace, Warwick and its historic castle and Cheltenham with its racing Festival. No visit would be the same without a tour of the beautiful Cotswolds, arguably the prettiest area in England.
