1 Night, 2 Rounds
Originally constructed in 1886, the Welcombe Hotel is a magnificent Jacobean-style house whose grandiose character is still very much in evidence.
The façade has not changed, and the oak-panelled lounge and four-poster suites exude extravagant grandeur, but all this is perfectly complemented by the contemporary style of the garden rooms and the spa facility.
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1 Night, 2 Rounds
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The par-70 championship golf course at the Welcombe is widely regarded to be one of the finest layouts in the West Midlands, and has been recognised as such with the award of the European Seniors Tour Ryder Event.
The course is laid out around the imposing structure of the Welcombe hotel, and the designer has made full use of the natural undulations of the land to create a course that will make talented golfers think hard, while also remaining a playable and enjoyable experience for players of all abilities. The remarkable scenery that stretches before all visitors will ensure that a golf break at the Welcombe is a memorable one.
If you have a private function, the Open Championship Suite, based in the clubhouse, can seat up to 120 guests.
The 78 en-suite bedrooms are superbly finished, and are sympathetically decorated and furnished to reflect the traditional style of the hotel itself; some rooms feature original antique pieces, while the suites are perfect for a special occasion, designed around the incredible four-poster beds. The public areas are ideal for a relaxing moment, especially on the luscious sofas that are placed next to the open fires in the lounge.
There are also 7 bright, modern apartments at The Welcombe which are perfect for golfing groups or couples looking for that bit of extra space. The apartments consist of an open-plan living space, fully functional kitchen with an oven, microwave, washing machine, dishwasher, toaster, coffee machine and kettle. Lots of storage and wardrobe space is available plus most offer a spacious shower and separate bath.
The a la carte restaurant serves a mouth-watering menu of English and European cuisine, overlooking the stunning Italian gardens. After golf why not sit back with a drink in the golf bar and what the days sporting action unfold on Sky Sports.
The Welcombe Spa is the perfect place to relax, refresh and reinvigorate. The complex includes a level deck swimming pool with an external vitality pool, heated loungers and foot spas, while the health and beauty treatment rooms are endorsed by the Cabor brand. For the more active visitor, there is a gym with cutting edge technology and an aerobics studio.
On a summer's day, the manicured Italian gardens are a beautiful spot for a stroll, and represent just part of the package that confirms how luxurious a golf and leisure break at the Welcombe can be.
Located in Warwickshire, conveniently situated just five minutes from Junction 15 of the M40 motorway. The hotel can be reached by train, with the closest station, Stratford-upon-Avon, being a mere seven-minute drive from the site. Direct train services operate from Birmingham Snow Hill station to Stratford-upon-Avon, with a travel time of approximately 55 minutes.
Address: Warwick Road, Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire, England, CV37 0NR
Keith
✓14 May 2026
Excellent trip, Hotel superb, location Excellent. Value for money. Highly recommended
Denise
✓8 May 2026
My friends and I really enjoyed our overnight stay and were able to use the spa facilities which were excellent. The service from the restaurant staff was very efficient and freindly.
Ray
✓26 Apr 2026
Very good
Haydn
✓23 Apr 2026
Another enjoyable stay. Some issues with food being served cold but they gave us a free dessert!
Gareth
✓4 Nov 2025
food was great staff were lovely and the building absolutely stunning.
linda
✓4 Nov 2025
Having stayed here on a few golf breaks over the years we were very disappointed at the state of our bathroom where the enamel have peeled off half the bath and the whole room generally in need of refurbishment. The rest of our group (despite me being the organiser) had perfectly good rooms. Additionally we expected on a cold November night for the fire to be lit - this hotel has been famous for it lovely log fire. There was apparently a 20% discount off bar bills for hotel guests but this was not made obvious - no-one asked us when we paid £175 bar bill nor in the bar in the golf club.
Colin
✓31 Oct 2025
Gary
✓21 Oct 2025
Rooms cold no heating available, food was called Rib eye Steak that paid £15 supplement for but was not a Rib Eye other dishes at evening meal very poor breakfast ok, rooms ok just cold. Staff seemed unaware of what was required, bar staff ok
Samuel
✓22 Sep 2025
Early 20th building Stunning building and beautiful location. Dated decour but in keeping with the design of the architecture.
Sheridan
✓19 Sep 2025
We were given a room upgrade which put us into an absolutely stunning suite, with fabulous views over the course and ornamental gardens. We were treated to a nostalgic experience walking in the footsteps of the poet William Shakespeare. The grade II listed building - a Gothic Manor- adds a sense of grandeur to your stay. The course is equally charming and well prepared with some tough holes to test all levels. The one downside was the slow pace of play with no Marshalls controlling it. Everything about this venue screams "revisit" which we certainly will do.
Keith
✓14 May 2026
course was very good apart from the first cut being too long. Highly recommended
Denise
✓8 May 2026
My friends felt that the par 70 didn't really reflect the course, it is quite undulating. The fairways are quite small, There were some very steep slopes but we also enjoyed the challenge of a different course.
Ray
✓26 Apr 2026
Enjoyed it very much
Haydn
✓23 Apr 2026
Some interesting holes. Quite challenging for ladies.
Gareth
✓4 Nov 2025
Nice course, bit tired in places but that’s probably due to playing at the end of a very dry summer. Some lovely holes and the view in places was stunning, especially the 17th leading up to the old Manor House.
linda
✓4 Nov 2025
Lovely interesting course with lots of variety. Views spectacular. Greens not good and buggies in very poor, dirty condition
Colin
✓31 Oct 2025
Good condition for time of year with full greens and tees in play
Gary
✓21 Oct 2025
Play to slow no Marshall’s on course moving groups on obvious some people not regular golfers which is fine but should of had marshal out making sure they kept up
Samuel
✓22 Sep 2025
Samuel
✓22 Sep 2025
Well presented. In great condition
