Short lets for a few nights near Bedworth

Bedworth's best-known building is the row of Nicholas Chamberlaine Almshouses on All Saints' Square, built in Tudor style in 1840 to replace earlier ones paid for under the will of the local benefactor who died in 1715. Restored in the 1980s, they are listed grade II*.

Across the square, All Saints' Church keeps its 14th-century tower; the rest was rebuilt in 1888 to 1890 in Runcorn sandstone for £8,000 raised by public subscription. St Francis of Assisi Roman Catholic Church, first opened in 1883, was consecrated in its present form in 1923. Most of the shops are in a pedestrian precinct built in the 1960s and early 1970s.

Sullivan Heights is about 5 miles by road from Bedworth, Stoke Lodge and Stoke House about 6 miles and Humber Hub about 6 miles. Beds are made and towels folded before you get there. The kitchen has what you need for a simple breakfast.

Mill Street was once lined with cottages built for Huguenot ribbon weavers; they came down when the town centre was redeveloped. Check-in at our houses is from 4pm and check-out by 10am. The booking box shows the minimum stay for your dates.

For an evening out, the Civic Hall in the town centre, opened in 1973, has an arts centre attached. The United Reformed Church off Chapel Street dates from 1727 and Nuneaton, with the Ropewalk Shopping Centre and the Abbey Theatre, is 3 miles north.