Holiday cottage needed near Coventry

[Ungarsee]

Hello all. My friend has decided to get married in Ansty Hall near Coventry on New Years Day so we are now trying to sort accommodation. There are 12 of us looking to rent a holiday cottage relatively close so I was wondering if anyone on hear knew of somewhere which might be available over the New Year period, say from around the 29th December to the 3rd Jan? I'm not finding much via google so thought I'd open this up to the Midland Pistonheaders. All help appreciated.

Cheers

Phil

[esso]

Holiday Cottage....Coventry!!!!!.............your having a laugh!!!!!

[Ungarsee]

esso said:

Holiday Cottage....Coventry!!!!!.............your having a laugh!!!!!

I did say near rather than in

[Fort Jefferson]

Give Ann Prosser a call.

http://www.hipsley.co.uk/

[Who me ?]

Alternatively ,there's a Holiday Inn very close in Coventry -( Hinckley road Coventry CV2 2HP) -approx half a mile on Coventry side of J2/M6.Macdonald Ansty Hall is about a few miles on the other side of J2 .
Unless you're going to have designated drivers and organise your own transport , might be more practical/cheaper than trying to organise Taxis etc with New Years day rates .

[Chewitt]

try here nice enough place for a beer and although not stayed myself has been recommended


http://www.pub-explorer.com/warwks/pub/oldmillhote...

its 10 mins from centre of Covland

[Red Cabbage]

pop an email to this guy, he has a barn conversions near to Coventry.

http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/profile.asp?mem...

[K321]

why would someone want to holiday near cov?

[Ungarsee]

Cheers for the replys. Looks like there's nothing about that will fit the numbers we need do am now going to have to turf out a couple of people bringing numbers down to 7.

In answer to that last question, I don't want to holiday near Coventry (I get nose bleeds north of Watford!!) but my prat of a mate has decided it would be great to get hitched in a hotel near there on New Years day so we're killing two birds with one stone.

Is it really that grim??

[chard]

K321 said:

why would someone want to holiday near cov?

Loads of nice places NEAR Coventry

[grumbledoak]

Ungarsee said:

Is it really that grim??

Look to Warwick, maybe, or Leamington Spa. And even the latter is grim in parts.

[K321]

why not holiday in nuneaton? that place is sophisicated, cultured and probably beats coventry....lol

[fatboy b]

Ungarsee said:

Is it really that grim??

There are a number of redeeming features - the roads out of town.

[Bluebarge]

So, a wedding on New Years Day, when all the guests will be hungover or resentful at having to forego the usual NYE celebrations, hotels will be at premium rates and there is no public transport. Your mate hasn't really thought this through, has he?

[Who me ?]

Bluebarge said:

So, a wedding on New Years Day, when all the guests will be hungover or resentful at having to forego the usual NYE celebrations, hotels will be at premium rates and there is no public transport. Your mate hasn't really thought this through, has he?

I did try to point that out .Not only will hotels beat premium rates , but any transport you can find will also . But the hung over attempting to drive will find that BIB will be only too willing to provide transport .

[Who me ?]

K321 said:

why not holiday in nuneaton? that place is sophisicated, cultured and probably beats coventry....lol

He said "NICE".

Someone said it about Coventry ,applies to Nuneaton -"There are a number of redeeming features - the roads out of town"

Edited by Who me ? on Friday 10th September 23:00