West Midlands Holiday Cottages

West Midlands Cottages

Staffordshire

Ellenhall Farm Cottage

Ref: S534836

Reviews 37

A charming market village located six miles from Stafford, the county seat. There are grocery stores, upscale clothing boutiques, an artists' cooperative, pubs, restaurants, cafes, and take-out places there. The main street is protected because of...

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£120

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Herefordshire

Grove Cottage

Ref: S778022

Reviews 34

Leominster is located in the heart of the beautiful border countryside, where England and Wales nudge each other along Offa’s Dyke. Dating back to the 7th Century, the town of Leominster possesses some fine examples of architecture such as the...

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£116

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Worcestershire

Little Owl Barn

Ref: S881169

Reviews 1

Upton Snodsbury is an ancient village founded by the Saxons in the seventh century, six miles East of the bustling city of Worcester. Renowned as being ‘a jewel in Worcestershire’, with most houses being Grade II listed and Victorian style, which...

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£98

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Worcestershire

Manor Farm Cottage

Ref: S361689

Reviews 50

Settled in the county of Worcestershire is the charming town of Upton Upon Severn, lying on the banks of the River Severn, this waterside setting is perfect for a relaxing escape to the West Midlands. Admire the array of 17th century buildings,...

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£99

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Herefordshire

Calcott Annexe

Ref: S272168

Reviews 37

The delightful market town of Whitchurch has many splendid historical buildings, with examples of Medieval, Tudor and Georgian architecture, dominated by St. Alkmund’s Church. Internationally renowned for its clock production, which began in the...

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£62

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Warwickshire

2 Bed Cottage in Bidford-on-Avon

Ref: S357835

Additional information and rules No dogs allowed - 2 bedrooms - 1 double, 1 full-size single day bed - 1 shower room with WC and 1 separate WC - Electric oven and induction hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washer/dryer -...

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£117

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Shropshire

The Forge, Bridgnorth

Ref: S778689

Reviews 3

This beautiful one bedroom barn conversion, nestled within a working farm, is the perfect place to enjoy a romantic escape. Located in a secluded, tranquil area, where country style meets mid-century aesthetic, The forge is the a stunning...

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£143

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Gloucestershire

The Cheese Room

Ref: S477161

Reviews 27

Settled amongst the countryside of Warwickshire rests this charming market town of Shipston-on-Stour. Home to a wealth of local amenities, including shops, pubs and restaurants, along with a network of riverside walks and cycle trails,...

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£91

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Stoke-on-Trent

The Long Barn

Ref: S1073212

The village of Waterhouses lies between the market towns of Leek and Ashbourne on the southern fringes of the Peak National Park. The village was once the terminus of the Manifold Valley Light Railway - now the scenic Manifold Cycle Track, which...

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£153

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Herefordshire

Lower Venn Granary Apartment 1

Ref: S482904

Reviews 14

There is a 16th-century black and white village tavern, Post Office, shop, and Brockington Golf Course, which is open to all levels of golfers and serves tea and dinner to non-members. Bodenham is located on a bend in the River Lugg amid the...

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£59

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Herefordshire

The Dutch Barn

Ref: S170179

Reviews 68

Leominster is a town in Herefordshire, with a selection of shops and pubs. This area has lovely walking and cycling, and is a great base for Symond's Yat, NT Croft Castle, Hereford Cathedral and more.

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£166

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Worcestershire

Chocolate Box - Malvern

Ref: S1051312

Reviews 1

Just 2.5 miles from Great Malvern, this property is within easy reach of the breathtaking Malvern Hills, a National Landscape. The surrounding area is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, with footpaths and bridleways leading to natural springs and...

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£111

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Staffordshire

Woodstock Lodge

Ref: S880766

Reviews 3

Hednesford, known for its delightful history as a market town, rests in the heart of Staffordshire and on the edge of the Cannock Chase National Landscape. With a lively high street lined with shops and restaurants, the town makes for a wonderful...

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£79

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Worcestershire

Prospect Cottage

Ref: S377003

Reviews 47

Settled on the border of the Malvern Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is the friendly town of Great Malvern. Acting as a gateway to the Malvern Hills AONB with its trails leading through the North and Table Hills, as well as the Green...

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£120

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Shropshire

The Old Chapel

Ref: S2846

Reviews 51

Church Stretton is a pretty market town in the heart of rural south Shropshire. Described as "Little Switzerland", the town is surrounded by stunning scenery and is the major part of Shropshire's hill country. The town offers a good selection of...

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£163

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Herefordshire

Hoarders Cottage

Ref: S820750

Reviews 18

The ancient market town of Hay-on-Wye lies on the Welsh/English border, by the River Wye, in the Brecon Beacons National Park. Renowned for its world-famous Hay Festival of Literature, the town is a popular destination for book-lovers and...

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£96

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Herefordshire

Meadow Barn

Ref: S841333

Reviews 11

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£97

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Shropshire

The Old Workshop

Ref: S2097

Reviews 66

Set in the Shropshire Hills and adjacent to the Long Mynd, the village of Picklescott is located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This little town is at the halfway point of a circular walk along country lanes, whilst the surrounding area...

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£75

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Telford and Wrekin

Number 4

Ref: S700821

Reviews 11

Ironbridge Gorge is famous around the world for being the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution. The area is no longer industrial, and nature has reclaimed the majority of the previous industrial sites, creating a unique and picturesque wooded...

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£67

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Herefordshire

Whites Farm Barn

Ref: S125771

Reviews 15

The ancient market town of Ledbury (4 miles), dating back to 960 AD, nestles under the Malvern Hills east of Hereford, surrounded by unspoilt English countryside. Ledbury lies on the River Leadon and is famous for its numerous timbered buildings,...

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£134

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Shropshire

Tansy Cottage

Ref: S879557

Reviews 9

This characterful cottage, located in the centre of the charming village of Leintwardine, is ideal for couples, friends or a small family looking for a relaxing rural holiday in Shropshire. This homely property is a perfect base for exploring...

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£98

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Shropshire

The Wainscott

Ref: S2127

Reviews 21

Three of Shropshire's loveliest hills Stiperstones, Caradoc and the Long Mynd are close to the hamlet of Great Lyth. This is a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and visitors can enjoy its attractions in a variety of ways, from...

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£80

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Shropshire

Alders View Coach House

Ref: S238475

Reviews 58

Craven Arms is a bustling town surrounded by the luscious green landscapes of the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Filled with independent eateries, convenient stores and tasty restaurants as well as a pub, this village is the...

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£66

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Shropshire

The Cart House, Bridgnorth

Ref: S778725

Reviews 5

Once used to store farm carts, The Cart House now provides a contemporary, modern, open-plan living space which is bathed in natural light through the bi folding doors making this the idyllic rural retreat.. The open-plan living area consists of...

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£156

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West Midlands Holiday Cottages

The West Midlands is a great holiday destination with something for everyone, from heritage sites and lovely countryside to unique attractions, like Drayton Manor theme park. Warwick Castle and Coventry Cathedral are must-see modern attractions located here. Unique to the area, the English Waterways canals are a great family day out, whether that's spending time on the water, or strolling along the bank.

Our West Midlands holiday cottages have been hand-picked for their great charm and location. We have intimate cabins with private hot tubs and open fireplaces for romantic getaways, or airy barn conversions for large groups. For pet-friendly holidays for the whole family, try our open-plan farmhouses with secure gardens.

At Snaptrip, we have thousands of holiday cottages throughout the UK, all backed by our best price guarantee.. Explore Dudley's limestone caverns or stay in the heart of Nottingham for world-class food and exciting new bars - whatever you want, you can find your ideal West Midlands holiday cottage with our handy search filters. Our friendly customer service team is always on hand to help you choose.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Adrian - Verified booking

We loved staying at Grove Cottage!

It was comfortably furnished with a lovely mix of old and new and very well-equipped. On arrival we found a wonderful welcome hamper, plus milk in the fridge, coffee and tea, and a gorgeous homemade victoria sponge. There were also supplies of toilet rolls, handwash, clingfilm and foil, plus cleaning products. The upstairs is quite dinky, just the two bedrooms, the double a good size, the twin fairly compact, but downstairs has been very imaginatively extended to make a very spacious living space. One point that is not mentioned in the details is that, no doubt as a result of extending an old cottage, there are a lot of changes of floor level downstairs, some actual steps, but some just enough to make a trip hazard until you're used to them. Other than that, the cottage is delightful! There was no shortage of hot water and the heating was easy to control (despite it being June, the weather was so chilly we used it selectively morning and evening). The pretty garden, beautifully maintained, was lovely to sit in when we did get some sun and my husband really enjoyed the hot tub. One final positive in our eyes was that all the windows had blinds or, in the case of the large window in the lounge/diner, thick curtains. On a chilly night, it was nice to be able to close off the encroaching darkness, even though the cottage was secluded, but too many holiday cottages seem to think it unnecessary.

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Darren - Verified booking

Wow what a brilliant retreat.

Repeat visit required for sure! Grove cottage is a beautiful game keepers cottage, just off the beaten track pretty much secluded, in the grounds of a golf course beautiful decor and amenities. Comfortable, clean and it says come back for more. The hamper was the best we've ever had with any break we've had through Sykes, cake, eggs, bread, snacks etc etc even milk.to enjoy a coffee once we arrived and seeming it was our wedding anniversary break Zena and Roger had left us an extra celebratory gift in the fridge to enjoy toasting in the hot tub later. Thank you :-) We enjoyed our time visited the Hickory stick restaurant for the Wednesday Steak and bowl which we couldn't fault with friends who visited for the day but they also do food through out the day starting with breakfast til 6pm. Recommended to friends already and they will be booking up too. Things we did while there, was a trip to the Newcourt cider just down the road, The Bush Inn for a very different afternoon tea, Monkland cheese dairy, local cosy pub in Leominster the White lion and Coffee, cake and more at St Michael's hospice coffee and books. Sure there's lots more to explore yet that we didn't get to do. We did plan to go to Queenswood park/arboretum and a few walks and a visit to the local deli in town but that'll be on the list next time. As you can see a most enjoyable stay.

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Robert - Verified booking

An excellent cottage, albeit it was a difficult and bitter sweet stay for us.

Very comfortable and would like to come back in warmer weather as it was quite a cold time to visit. Great garden for the dogs - big one enjoyed it off lead but my small dog needed a lead on as she finds very little gaps! Beautiful views and walks. Directions given to the property could be better because the final left turn was not noticeable from the road as it was obscured by bushes and trees. It took us ages in the dark and ice to find the place and several phone calls as the internet went down as we were trying to call for directions. Once we got through the owner was excellent and very kindly guided us in perfectly. Even a stop at the Bluebell Pub to ask directions was not successful and not all cars have the facility to key in co-ordinates. Directions from the M5 coming south would be far better to say come off at Jct 7 and either head along the B4084 and turning right onto A4104, turning left at The Poacher and bringing you in from the other side or coming along the A38 and then turning left along the A4104 and right just before The Poacher and bringing you in again from the other side. If you are coming up from the south then directions to continue up to the roundabout and turn right onto the A4104 and turning right at The Poacher would be easier than turning by The Bluebell.

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Ann - Verified booking

We booked via Quidco yet the discount has been declined and we are having to challenge this.

Sykes rep on phone has never heard of Quidco so that wasnât very helpful. Also suggested that there was a new piece of info added to briefs about EV charging. He did not take me seriously at all. The cottage was clean but cold. Beds were very comfortable. The welcome pack was very welcoming. The main problem we had was that we had recently swapped cars for an EV and there was nowhere to plug in at the cottage. The entire week was spent looking for and sitting at charging points. I appreciate that this is an odd piece of feedback but we came equipped with lead and extension but we were still too far away from a socket. Charging over night is really the only sensible option; as a new EV owner I only realised this when we couldnât! This is in no way a criticism of the cottage and even if I had known before it would have made no difference as I had booked and paid for it before swapping the car but I think suggesting an additional category on the info from Sykes was a useful and positive reaction to the worst holiday we have ever had! To have the suggestion met with a blank response was not reassuring.

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Samantha - Verified booking

This is by far the best property weâve stayed in for our dog.

We were so impressed at how much space there was. This property is all enclosed so can let the dog off the lead. We had a wonderful time. Loved sitting in the garden letting the dog and our little girl play. The views are amazing so relaxing and tranquil. The finer details with this property is just on another level. There was milk in the fridge, a little hamper of food such as eggs and cereals. There was a high chair for our daughter and also a carry cot so we didnât need to bring ours. Everything we needed was right there, even board games which came in handy when it started to rain. The property is situated close to the nearest town which you could walk to but we drove. We visited the monkey forest as well which was about 15 minutes away, worth a visit. I honestly canât fault it just wish we had booked for longer. We will definitely look at booking again in the near future. Loved everything about our holiday so thank you very much.

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Things to do near West Midlands

Cadbury World

There may not be anything in this world as universally loved as chocolate. We don’t think there’s anyone who doesn’t enjoy at least one kind of this deliciously moreish treat. Well, outside of Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Factory, nowhere is more important for chocoholics than the iconic Cadbury World. From learning how your favourite confectionary is made to dancing in the chocolate rain, this Bournville based escapade is the most delicious adventure around. Hundreds of activities across fourteen different zones and even a 4D Chocolate Adventure.

Alton Towers

Situated in over 500 acres of Staffordshire countryside lies Alton Towers - a theme park and adventure world for all ages. Let your hair down on the scarily high rollercoaster, prepare to get wet on the water rides and don’t forget to take a break at one of the many food bars. Drayton Manor is close by too.

Black Country Living Museum

An open-air museum that tells the story of Britain's first industrialised landscape. On 26 acres of landscaped grounds, you can find more than 40 carefully reconstructed shops, houses, and industrial areas. Discover what it was like to live and work during the Industrial Revolution and beyond with friendly historical characters. Family friendly, fish & chip shop and a café.

West Midland Safari Park

There are some of the world's most beautiful & endangered animals at West Midland Safari Park. A safari drive-through and a theme park. A diner, food hall and a refreshment kiosk are available on site.

Coventry Transport Museum

Museum in Coventry, giving an insight into the history of motoring, with displays and exhibits, including over 500 on-site vehicles. Disabled access available.

Dudley Zoo And Castle

Dudley Zoological Gardens is a 40-acre zoo within the grounds of Dudley Castle. It covers an area of approximately 40 acres. There are over 200 species which include Asiatic lions, Sumatran tigers, Bornean orang utans, Tibetan red pandas, Rothschild giraffes, Madagascan lemurs and Humboldt penguins. Animal and zoo keeper experiences are available to book. Family friendly, a cafe and kiosks.

Wolverhampton Art Gallery

Art gallery in Wolverhampton, free admission, with a diverse collection of temporary exhibitions. Family-friendly, wheelchair access, shop and cafe.

University of Wolverhampton

The University of Wolverhampton is a public university located in Wolverhampton, England. Known for its strong focus on vocational and practical education, the university offers a wide range of academic programs that are designed to prepare students for successful careers. With modern facilities, a diverse student body, and a commitment to social mobility, the University of Wolverhampton is a great choice for anyone seeking a practical and career-focused academic experience. Main campus: Wulfruna Street, Wolverhampton, WV1 1LY

Malvern Hills

The Malvern Hills are in the English counties of Worcestershire, Herefordshire and a small area of northern Gloucestershire, dominating the surrounding countryside and the towns and villages of the district of Malvern. Sweeping countryside views are offered from walking trails on these hills known for spring water.

Warwick Castle

A trip to Warwick Castle isn’t like visiting one of Britain’s other ancient buildings. It’s a holiday in the heart of medieval England. Warwick Castle is geared towards helping you live out your medieval fantasies. As well as touring the perfectly preserved rooms, you can see mock fights, weapon demonstrations and even jousting competitions in the grand and bustling castle grounds. Try your hand at archery, sword fighting, or lay down a picnic blanket, and soak up the splendour of 10th-century England, with a sandwich in hand.

Frequent questions

What is the West Midlands best known for?

The West Midlands is best known for its rich industrial heritage, being the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution and home to iconic manufacturing cities such as Birmingham and Coventry. It is also renowned for its cultural contributions, including world-class museums, art galleries, and being the birthplace of famous bands like Black Sabbath and Duran Duran.

Is Birmingham worth visiting?

Yes, Birmingham is definitely worth visiting. As the second-largest city in the UK, it offers a vibrant and diverse atmosphere with a wealth of attractions. From its stunning architecture, including the iconic Library of Birmingham and the modern Bullring shopping center, to its thriving cultural scene with renowned museums, art galleries, and a vibrant culinary scene, Birmingham has something to offer for every visitor.

How do you spend a day in the West Midlands?

A great way to spend a day in the West Midlands is to start by exploring the city of Birmingham, visiting its famous landmarks like the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery or taking a stroll along the canals. Then, venture out to the historic town of Warwick to visit the majestic Warwick Castle and immerse yourself in medieval history. Finally, unwind in the natural beauty of the region by exploring the scenic landscapes of the Peak District or enjoying a leisurely walk through the picturesque Stratford-upon-Avon, the birthplace of William Shakespeare.

How many days are enough for the West Midlands?

The ideal duration for exploring the West Midlands largely depends on your interests and the specific places you wish to visit. However, to get a good taste of the region's highlights, a suggested timeframe would be around 3 to 5 days. This allows you to explore the vibrant city of Birmingham, visit historic sites like Warwick Castle and Coventry Cathedral, and enjoy the natural beauty of the surrounding countryside.

Holiday Cottages in the West Midlands

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West Midlands Cottages

Staffordshire

Ellenhall Farm Cottage

Ref: S534836

Reviews 37

Herefordshire

Grove Cottage

Ref: S778022

Reviews 34

Worcestershire

Little Owl Barn

Ref: S881169

Reviews 1

Worcestershire

Manor Farm Cottage

Ref: S361689

Reviews 50

Herefordshire

Calcott Annexe

Ref: S272168

Reviews 37

Warwickshire

2 Bed Cottage in Bidford-on-Avon

Ref: S357835

Shropshire

The Forge, Bridgnorth

Ref: S778689

Reviews 3

Gloucestershire

The Cheese Room

Ref: S477161

Reviews 27

Stoke-on-Trent

The Long Barn

Ref: S1073212

Herefordshire

Lower Venn Granary Apartment 1

Ref: S482904

Reviews 14

Herefordshire

The Dutch Barn

Ref: S170179

Reviews 68

Worcestershire

Chocolate Box - Malvern

Ref: S1051312

Reviews 1

Staffordshire

Woodstock Lodge

Ref: S880766

Reviews 3

Worcestershire

Prospect Cottage

Ref: S377003

Reviews 47

Shropshire

The Old Chapel

Ref: S2846

Reviews 51

Herefordshire

Hoarders Cottage

Ref: S820750

Reviews 18

Herefordshire

Meadow Barn

Ref: S841333

Reviews 11

Shropshire

The Old Workshop

Ref: S2097

Reviews 66

Telford and Wrekin

Number 4

Ref: S700821

Reviews 11

Herefordshire

Whites Farm Barn

Ref: S125771

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