 Marston Farm Hotel, originally a 17th century farmhouse, is situated in 9 acres of picturesque Warwickshire countryside. Its grounds border the Birmingham-Fazely canal where towpath walks and colourful boats can be enjoyed.
Situated close to Birmingham city centre, and within easy reach of the NEC and the airport, Marston Farm is ideally located and makes an alternative to commercial city centre hotels. Ninteenth century Prime Minister and founder of the police force, Robert Peel, previously owned the hotel, and although it has been developed over the past 200 years, Marston Farm retains its country charm and character with comfortable decor, inglenook fireplaces and deep armchairs. The popular Courtyard Restaurant is renowned for its excellent food and the permanent clearspan marquee is a popular venue for weddings. There are six meeting rooms of different sizes and ample free car parking. The hotel is very popular as a venue for meetings and conferences because of the comfortable surroundings, pleasant atmosphere and first class service from the experienced staff. After a long day at work or sight seeing, why not relax over a game of tennis on site, or enjoy a drink in the pretty courtyard during summer or in the warmth of the Parlour in the winter months?
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