The Belfry, set in 550 acres of beautiful North Warwickshire countryside, is one of the legends of the golf world. A wander through the hotel evokes memories of past matches; reliving the experience as you pass by The European and American Team Rooms.

The hotel boasts two main restaurants - The Atrium, offering a mouth-watering buffet of starters, traditional roasts and desserts. For a small surcharge you can enjoy a fine dining experience in the French Restaurant from the table d'hôte menu. For those that prefer a more relaxed atmosphere, dinner can be taken in the Leisure Cafe or Sam's Sports Bar and Grill.

In addition, The Belfry offers a choice of bars, ensuring that every taste is catered for. With over 600 staff to look after you, you can be assured of a fantastic stay.

The resort provides a stunning range of leisure facilities such as an indoor pool, two whirlpools, a steam room, saunas, solaria, gym, squash, tennis, snooker and pool. There is also The Spa - where you'll be spoilt with treatments that vary from aromatherapy facials to specialised holistic therapies. If this still isn't enough to satisfy, you can also experience two hours in the AquaSpa - a "fire & ice" bio-thermal experience.

Finally, if you have any energy left, party into the wee hours at Bel Air, one of the Midlands' premier nightclubs set in the grounds of the hotel!

Golf

The Belfry requires little by way of introduction. The Brabazon, host to four Ryder Cups, is well supported by two further courses. A golfer's paradise awaits you...

Brabazon, 18 Holes, Par 72, Yardage 7118. Parkland.

Designed by Dave Thomas and Peter Alliss, the majestic fairways and carpet-smooth greens of The Brabazon form a world-famous stage on which some of golf’s most exhilarating dramas have played out. Legendary in the world of golf, and the spiritual home of the Ryder Cup, The Brabazon’s perilous bunkers and lakes have tested some of the greatest players including Ballesteros, Woods and Faldo. Experience for yourself, the thrill of this course. 

Derby, 18 Holes, Par 69, Yardage 6057. Parkland. 

Named after past PGA President Lord Derby and again designed by Dave Thomas and Peter Alliss, The Derby offers golfers a true test of golf on a parkland design. Perfect for players of all levels, The Derby is shorter than our championship courses with a number of challenging holes. The beautiful parkland course with stunning views of The Belfry includes such obstacles as mature oak in the middle of the fairway on the fifth. The Derby demands accuracy right from the tee, not to mention good club selection and intelligent course management.

PGA National, 18 Holes, Par 70, Yardage 7053. Parkland.

The PGA National opened in 1997 and features extensive mounding and a number of water hazards which come into play on eight holes. However, it is the cunningly placed bunkers which are the courses' main defence. All in all, a challenging, yet thoroughly enjoyable test of golf.