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Holiday rentals in Coventry

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Townhouse in West Midlands
Elegant home*Station*University*City Centre*Park
Enjoy comfort, boutique hotel style and superfast WiFi at this popular, period townhouse. By Memorial Park, Coventry City Centre, Train Station, Warwick & Coventry University. NEC, Stoneleigh, Kenilworth a short drive away. Parks, restaurants and shops walkable. Private home for up to 5 people with mature lawned garden and seated patio areas. Free parking, child friendly. Pets welcome. Short and long stay guests are welcome. Fully equipped for weekends away, longer family trips and business.
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Superhost
Guest house in Coventry
Log cabin stay
A high-spec self-catered log cabin that has recently been fully renovated in the centre of Coventry. A cosy atmosphere created with a luxury bathroom, modern kitchen and a light living area all with soft furnishings. Kitchen amenities: double oven, fridge freezer, dishwasher, fully stocked with pots, pans, plates, cutlery. Bathroom amenities: walk in shower, large bath and underfloor heating. Bedroom: kings size with luxury mattress, two double wardrobes Living area: tv and double sofa
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Loft in West Midlands
Penthouse Loft Apartment - Free on-site Parking
Luxury city centre apartment. Free, en-suite parking, high ceilings, large open-plan living & dining, coffee machine and teas. 12-minute stroll into Coventry city centre/bus station. 25 minute walk to Coventry train station (10-minute train to Birmingham International and 20-minutes to Birmingham City Centre). Straightforward bus routes to the CBS Arena and Warwick University. Short car journeys to the surrounding areas: Warwick, Kenilworth, Leamington Spa, Stratford-Upon-Avon, Nuneaton.
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Stay near Coventry's top sights

Ricoh arena39 locals recommend
Warwick Arts Centre29 locals recommend
Coventry Cathedral109 locals recommend
Coventry Transport Museum70 locals recommend
University of Warwick29 locals recommend
The Farmhouse6 locals recommend

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Cottage in Warwickshire
Coalpit Fields Road Bedworth near Coventry
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Guest house in Coventry
Luxury Country Retreat
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Apartment in West Midlands
Tranquil and homely, city centre studio.
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Flat in West Midlands
Flat 3 [Deluxe Studio Fully Self-Contained]
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Flat in West Midlands
Cheery Bright City Loft Studio
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Superhost
Flat in West Midlands
Stylish Apartment with Free Parking & Netflix
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Superhost
Flat in West Midlands
Studio apartment within city centre with ensuite
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Superhost
Flat in West Midlands
Luxurious, Spacious & Modern Apt w/ Free Parking
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Home in Coventry
3 Bed Coventry Centre House w/ parking 350Mbp wifi
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Superhost
Apartment in West Midlands
Stunning 2 Bed City Centre Apartment/Free parking!
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Flat in West Midlands
Modern & Stylish apartment in Cheylesmore Coventry
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Flat in West Midlands
Stunning one bedroom garden flat in quiet area.
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Your guide to Coventry

Welcome to Coventry

Coventry might not register on the typical tourist radar, but it packs a punch when it comes to history, and its cultural footprint belies its size. Since legendary Queen Boudica led the Iceni tribe of Norfolk to rebel against Roman rule in the area in 60 A.D., Coventry’s eventful past has left it littered with fascinating features, not least the reconstructed Lunt Roman Fort, used in that battle. Despite heavy bombing during the Second World War, many intriguing historic buildings remain, from the Tudor almshouse of Ford’s Hospital to the grand ruins of the cathedral and the medieval St Mary’s Guildhall. Not to mention there’s a glut of quirky museums, including the Coventry Transport Museum, Coventry Watch Museum, and the Police Museum.

Much of the small city centre is taken up by the university and shopping precincts, but for alternative vibes the creative quarter around FarGo Village gathers studios, food markets, and independent shops. Being named UK City of Culture for 2021 has revitalised and unified the music, arts, and theatre scenes, boosting venues like the Herbert Art Gallery and Museum, which has contemporary exhibitions alongside archaeological artefacts and artworks, and the cutting-edge Arcadia Gallery Space.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Coventry

It’s ideal to book one of Coventry’s apartments for a time of year that coincides with one of many superb cultural festivals that take place here.

The annual Godiva Festival usually features big-name musical acts and local talent at the War Memorial Park in August. July welcomes acoustic bands for Warwick Castle’s Folk Festival, while gearheads can revel in the city’s status as a centre of motoring and car manufacturing at MotoFest each summer. The sunny season brings food festivals, including the Embracing Africa Food and Music Festival, with live bands and lashings of Nigerian jollof rice. Look out for the vegan markets, plant and vintage fairs, and comedy nights at FarGo Village; and in summer, consider hitting one of the River Avon’s wild swimming spots outside of the city.


Top things to do in Coventry

The Weaver’s House

Spon Street, one of Coventry’s best-preserved thoroughfares, is home to the Weaver’s House, whose domestic setting whisks you back to 1540, when it was home to a loom weaver and his family. In the garden, traditional medicinal plants and herbs scent the air.

2-Tone Village

The unusual 2-Tone Village is a collection of venues celebrating ska music. Try Caribbean and English cuisines, shop for merchandise and collectables, hear 2-Tone, reggae, and ska acts at a live music venue, and learn more at the Coventry Music Museum.

Godiva spotting

At the centre of town is a statue of Lady Godiva, the 11th-century Coventry noblewoman who legend says rode through town naked on horseback to protest against local taxes imposed by her tyrannical husband. A mechanical figure of her rides out on the hour from the clock on Broadgate House.

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