Stratford-Upon-Avon Macdonald Alveston Manor Hotel

The hotel is situated five minutes from Stratford town centre and the Theatres. It is ideally located for local Stratford and the surrounding area. As well as being mentioned in the DomesdayBook, William Shakespeare presented his first performance of 'Midsummer Night's Dream' on the Cedar Lawns at The Macdonald Alveston Manor Hotel. Vital Health-Fitness and Beauty is now at The Macdonald Alveston Manor, incorporating an 18 metre swimming pool, techo-gym, sauna, steam room, and 6 beauty treatment rooms. The hotel offers 113 bedrooms (including five suites) with private facilities. The modern rooms include air conditioning, satellite remote control television, tea and coffee making facilities, direct dial telephones, hairdryer, trouser press and 24 hour room service. The Manor and Queen Anne wings offer feature rooms and suites, including four poster beds. The Manor Grill (AA Rosette awarded) offers English and continental cuisine and pre-theatre dinners are a speciality. Snacks are also available in the Manor Bar and during the summer months The Terrace offers daytime al fresco dining. The Alveston Manor Hotel combines a strong blend of history with all the modern facilities one would expect from a leading Forte hotel. The Cedar Room can accommodate up to 140 delegates in theatre style. The Manor Conference Suite offers a boardroom, equipped with the latest Sanyo Multi-media audio visual equipment for up to 16 persons, and two adjoining syndicate rooms. The suite provides access to the Loxley and Atherstone Rooms which each take up to 40 persons theatre-style.