Colwall Park Hotel

'The really friendly staff made our short break feel special,' says a visitor in 2012 to Iain and Sarah Nesbitt's country hotel at the foot of the Malvern hills. The large Edwardian building, part red brick, part black-and-white timbered, is in the centre of a rural village. There are two residents' lounges, 'comfortable, but with uninspiring reading matter'. Bedrooms range in style from traditional to contemporary; all have flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi, tea- and coffee-making facilities. 'Ours was clean and comfortable with a modern shower room.' A top-floor room was 'of good size; a slightly bland decor with floral curtains, a view of the gardens'. All agree about the 'excellence' of the cooking in the Seasons restaurant. James Garth serves modern British dishes, perhaps spiced salmon and crab cakes; roast breast of guineafowl, new potatoes, creamed leeks. The Lantern Bar, which is popular with locals, has a brasserie-style menu. Service is 'friendly' at breakfast, which is 'well presented, very tasty'. 'Ideal for walkers' with immediate access to the hills. (Joanna Hartlen, Roland Cassam, Sue Lyons)

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Gourmet break in the Malvern Hills.

We offer a Gourmet Break for only £95.00 per person per night, two people sharing for a stay of 2 nights or more. This price includes free choice of three courses from our a la carte dinner menu in Seasons Restaurant (featured in Michelin, Good Food Guide, AA Rosettes etc.) comfy en-suite double/twin bedroom for the night and freshly cooked full English breakfast each morning.

 

 

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  • An extremely friendly hotel, ideal for a break or a walking/sightseeing holiday. It has a charm all its own, due to the rural setting and even more to the staff and owners. Our winter package was very good value for money. Our standard room had pleasant furnishings. We had an enjoyable dinner of modern British cooking with mainly local local ingredients.

    Judith Waller, 03/03/2013

  • lovely food and friendly staff. very convenient for the Malvern show or walks over the Malvern Hills

    Suzanne Lyons, 07/06/2012

  • The village location is pleasant and its position at the foot of the Malvern Hills makes it ideal for anyone wanting to walk. We dined in each night and were impressed with the quality of the food and service. Breakfast was equally delicious. Our room was clean and comfortable. The that all the staff were really friendly.

    Joanna Hartlen, 23/03/2012

  • The hotel was quite comfortable, though our standard room was not especially well furnished. The food in the restaurant was excellent: good-sized portions well cooked and served. The lounges were adequate. But we were irritated to be charged for the tea and biscuits that we asked for on arrival.

    TP, 17/11/2011

  • Large Edwardian hotel near Malvern, adjacent to the station, and in pretty gardens. Nice welcome at Reception and indeed from all the staff. The place is clean, quiet and a bit bland in decor. Our room on the top floor, up an attractive staircase, was a good size, very clean, with floral curtains and view over the gardens. Comfortable but again a little bland; the bathroom a fair size, The bar is attractive, and popular with locals in the evening. David, the jovial owner, was much in evidence. Breakfast in a large room, was well presented, tasty and with friendly service. A nice place!

    Roland Cassam, 21/06/2011

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Gourmet break in the Malvern Hills.

We offer a Gourmet Break for only £95.00 per person per night, two people sharing for a stay of 2 nights or more. This price includes free choice of three courses from our a la carte dinner menu in Seasons Restaurant (featured in Michelin, Good Food Guide, AA Rosettes etc.) comfy en-suite double/twin bedroom for the night and freshly cooked full English breakfast each morning.

 

 

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Local attractions

Malvern Hills
Malvern is in the heart of England, close to the cathedral cities of Hereford and Worcester, surrounded by rolling hills and river valleys.
The Cotswold Way National Trail
Walk 100 miles of perfect English countryside.
Cheltenham Racecourse
The home of national hunt racing, with a four-day festival in March, culminating in the Gold Cup.

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Discount Vouchers

This hotel accepts the following discount vouchers:

  • Book vouchers

    This hotel accepts discount vouchers which entitle readers to a 25% discount off their normal B&B rate for a single night's stay. Each printed copy of the Guide contains six vouchers worth in total about £150. BUY THE GUIDE

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Gourmet break in the Malvern Hills.

We offer a Gourmet Break for only £95.00 per person per night, two people sharing for a stay of 2 nights or more. This price includes free choice of three courses from our a la carte dinner menu in Seasons Restaurant (featured in Michelin, Good Food Guide, AA Rosettes etc.) comfy en-suite double/twin bedroom for the night and freshly cooked full English breakfast each morning.

 

 

To benefit from this offer, please mention The Good Hotel Guide.



Contact Details

Colwall Park Hotel

Colwall, nr Malvern COLWALL Worcestershire England WR13 6QG

Telephone

01684 540000

Website

www.colwall.co.uk

Further Information

Bedrooms

22.

Open

all year.

Facilities

ramp, 2 lounges (1 with TV), library, bar, restaurant, ballroom, business facilities, 1-acre garden, only public rooms suitable for disabled.

Background music

blues in bar, jazz in restaurant.

Children

all ages welcomed.

Dogs

allowed in bar only.

Credit cards

MasterCard, Visa.

Prices

[2012] B&B £65-£190 per person, D,B&B from £97.50, full alc £45, gourmet breaks, Christmas/New Year packages, 1 night bookings sometimes refused weekends.

GHG voucher offer

Buy the guide and claim 25% off B&B rates on certain dates