1,197 wonderful holiday rentals from 23 holiday letting websites, such as Booking.com or Casamundo, are available in Coventry. HomeToGo directly features top offers by comparing the listed holiday lettings.
Rent a holiday home, apartment or cottage in Coventry from just £26 per night
Above, you can find the most commonly selected filters in Coventry and the number of properties that offer the corresponding amenity. Most of the holiday lettings in Coventry include TVs or internet, which makes it a fantastic holiday spot if you want to tune out with some TV time or you need internet access during your holidays. You could even find rentals if you enjoy soaking in the hot tub (11 rentals include hot tubs in Coventry) or you want to go fishing (9 rentals with fishing).
Here is our climate diagram for Coventry. The highest average temperatures are in the month of July. However, temperatures can go lower than 3° in Coventry in January. The rainiest month is March, while the driest month is February.
Coventry is a large city in the Midlands, only a few miles south-east of Birmingham, but with lots of its own attractions for visitors of all ages. Choose from apartments in the city centre, or if you prefer, go for a more peaceful holiday cottage on the outskirts of the city.
The Herbert Museum and Art Gallery is the place to go in Coventry if you want to learn about the region's heritage and culture.
As well as exhibits on local archaeology and the industrial history of the Midlands, the Herbert Museum also features paintings and sculptures - including many inspired by Coventry's most famous daughter, Lady Godiva, who was rumoured to have ridden through the streets of the city naked.
A few miles from the city centre, you can visit the historic mansion of Baddesley Clinton, a 500-year-old medieval house and gardens.
Kids will enjoy spending the day at the Coventry Transport Museum, which features exhibits on cars and motorbikes, many of which were built in factories in the Midlands. The museum is also home to the Thrust vehicles, the world's two fastest cars. If you are lucky with the weather, head for Allesley Park, where young children can play in the adventure playground or just enjoy a walk in the gardens.
One of Coventry's best-known visitor attractions is the city's cathedral. The original 14th c. church was sadly destroyed by bombs during the Second World War, but a new 20th c. cathedral was opened in 1962.
Two crosses, one made of two old roof beams and another built from nails that had fallen from the roof after the bombing, can still be seen in the new Coventry Cathedral, as another link to the past.
Prices for holiday accommodation in Coventry start at £26 per night.
There are currently 1,197 holiday homes in Coventry to browse and book for your next trip.
Travellers planning holidays to Coventry most often look for TVs, internet, and gardens when it comes to accommodation amenities.
Holidaymakers looking for accommodation in Coventry will be pleased to know that there are 1,197 options on offer, with prices starting from just £26 per night.
Yes, there are 59 holiday homes in Coventry that allow pets, with an average price of £136 per night.
Book your Coventry holiday in February or April to avoid a washout; these are the months with the least amount of rain.
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