Group accommodation for a trip to Warwick

Warwick Castle is the headline: founded in 1068 by William the Conqueror on his way north, it stands inside the earlier Anglo-Saxon burh built by Æthelflæd, Lady of the Mercians, in 914. Warwick Racecourse, just west of the centre near the old west gate, holds several televised race meetings a year.

The town has a festival for most tastes: spoken word, classical and contemporary music, folk and a Victorian Evening in late November or early December. St Mary's Church hosts early music concerts. J. R. R. Tolkien married at St Mary Immaculate in the town, where a blue plaque marks the link. The Warwick Pageant of 1906, staged in the castle grounds, was run from a house on Jury Street that later became the borough council's offices.

Humber Hub is about 14 miles by road from Warwick Castle, Stoke Lodge and Stoke House about 15 miles and Sullivan Heights about 17 miles. Humber Hub sleeps 10, Stoke Lodge and Stoke House nine each next door to one another and Sullivan Heights six.

A race-day party, a wedding group or a family reunion can share a kitchen and a living room and park free at each house. Every booking is for a whole house with no other guests.

The house rules keep the peace with neighbours: no parties or events, no smoking inside and no pets.