Innkeeper's Lodge Rugby, Dunchurch

Rugby, Warwickshire, England

About Innkeeper's Lodge Rugby, Dunchurch

Located 5 minutes’ drive from the market town of Rugby, Innkeeper's Lodge Rugby features an on-site country pub and restaurant with a roaring log fire and a beer garden. Free private parking is also available. A flat-screen TV, private bathroom and tea/coffee making facilities are included in each room at Innkeeper's Lodge Rugby. Seasonal food and well-kept cask ales are on offer in the pub and restaurant, and a continental buffet breakfast is also provided. Draycote Water Country Park and Caldecott Park can both be reached in a 5-minute drive. Whitefields Golf Course and Driving Range is just 2 miles away.

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