Perth County Inn is one of the smaller, more personal places to stay in the Stratford city centre. Inns of this kind tend to offer a limited number of rooms, a more individual style than a chain hotel and a friendlier scale of service, which suits couples and theatre-goers who value atmosphere. We have few details beyond the name and the central location, so check when you book for room types, breakfast, parking, check-in times, accessibility and any minimum-stay rules on performance weekends. A central inn also means you can walk to a performance and back, which is half the pleasure of a Stratford visit.
Stratford is a place where how you stay is part of the trip. The town is full of historic homes turned into inns, bed and breakfasts and small hotels, many within a few blocks of the river and the theatres. A stay at a central inn lets you wake slowly, walk along the Avon River, browse the independent shops and still reach a matinee on time.
In the evening you can walk back from dinner and a show, which is far more pleasant than driving and searching for parking at the end of a long night.
Small inns operate differently from large hotels, and it helps to plan ahead. Front desks may not be staffed around the clock, so confirm your arrival time. Rooms can vary widely in size and style, so read the descriptions and ask about the quietest room. Some inns serve breakfast, others offer a simple continental arrangement, and some do not include it at all, so check when you book. Parking may be limited, and accessibility can be more restricted in older buildings, so contact the property directly if you have mobility needs.
Rates rise sharply on performance weekends in the peak season and drop on weekdays and in the colder months. A midweek stay can be a bargain, and winter getaways in Stratford, with the town quiet and the streets decorated, have their own charm. Because small inns have few rooms, they sell out early for popular dates, so book as soon as your plans are firm and check the cancellation terms, which can be stricter on busy weekends.
Perth County Inn suits couples, anniversary trips and visitors who want a calmer and more characterful base than a chain hotel. It is less suited to families who want a pool or a large lobby, or to travelers who prefer the anonymity of a big hotel. Read recent guest reviews for the latest on rooms and hospitality, and mention any special occasion when you book, as small properties often enjoy helping.
Why stay here
- ✓Stratford city-centre location
- ✓Walk to theatres and the river
- ✓Smaller, personal scale
- ✓Individually styled rooms to check
- ✓Breakfast to check when you book
- ✓Near restaurants and shops
- ✓Quiet rooms may be requested
- ✓Check parking and house rules when you book
Good questions
Is it walkable to the theatres?+
The central location should put the main theatres within a walk; confirm the distance when you book.
Is breakfast included?+
Check what is offered, and when, at booking.
Is it good for families?+
Check the room types and house rules, as small inns can have limits on children and pets.
