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Hotels in Worcestershire
Known for the Malvern Hills with their walking trails and sweeping views, as well as the eponymous Worcestershire Sauce, Worcestershire offers visitors something for every mood and occasion. Family attractions, history and hospitality come together in this beautiful part of the UK, welcoming travellers back time and again.
Cottage in the Wood, Malvern Wells
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The Cottage in the Wood
Malvern Wells, Worcestershire
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'Unparalleled views over the Severn Valley' can be seen from this hotel, in extensive grounds high above the Malvern Hills.
Abbots Grange
Broadway, Worcestershire
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For lovers of art and history, the Taee family's adults-only B&B in parkland, built in the 14th century for the Abbot of Pershore and restored by genre painter F.D. Millet under William Morris's guidance, deserves every one of its five stars for its blend of superb modern hospitality and first-class facilities, with antique-filled interiors.
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House of George W. Davies
Worcestershire
It might look traditional on the outside, but behind the exterior of this 17th-century stone building on the High Street, King of retail George Davies has transformed interiors to blend contemporary chic and original features, with attention to every detail, while James Wilson's cooking makes for a truly memorable meal.
Brockencote Hall
Chaddesley Corbett, Worcestershire
If you're looking for affordable luxury, this Victorian mansion in parkland, remodelled in the style of a French château, has spacious bedrooms, opulent suites, and a choice of small-plates dining or a tasting menu.
The Fish Hotel
Broadway, Worcestershire
More resort than hotel, this child-friendly, dog-friendly place of escape on the Farncombe estate, on a hill above Broadway, offers a wide choice of accommodation, from chic bedrooms to treehouses and shepherds' huts, with bar/lounges, fine-dining restaurant and a wide range of activities on site.
Eckington Manor
Eckington, Worcestershire
Food is at the heart of this hotel, with bedrooms of great charm in an ancient farmhouse and its converted outbuildings, an on-site cookery school and farm-to-fork menus of exciting, locally sourced dishes.
Russell's
Broadway, Worcestershire
In a gem of a Cotswold town, with its green verges, galleries and tea shops, a honey-stone house is home to this first-class restaurant-with-rooms
The Olive Branch
Broadway, Worcestershire
An affordable, friendly alternative to Broadway's historic hotels, this bow-windowed 16th-century honeyed-stone B&B has cottage-style bedrooms, a cosy sitting room with log burner, a sunny rear garden where you might sit with a drink from the honesty bar, and a flagstone-floored parlour where you can breakfast on home-baked breads and smoothies.
The Manor Coach House
Worcester, Worcestershire
Tea and cake await new arrivals at this well-run B&B, with spotless bedrooms in a Victorian former coach house set around a courtyard, each with its own entrance, and a bright little breakfast room.
The Lygon Arms
Broadway, Worcestershire
Set in a sprawling, historic and honey-stone building with tall chimneys and leaded windows, this hotel offers grand rooms and antiques along with a thoroughly modern spa, a bistro-style menu in the barrel-vaulted Grill by James Martin, plus real ales, bar snacks and small plates at Tavern.
The Elms
Worcester, Worcestershire
With quirky and extravagant interiors, creative cooking in the restaurant, and a botanically inspired spa, this 18th-century mansion in parkland is a welcoming hotel for families and their four-legged friends.
Known for the Malvern Hills with their walking trails and sweeping views, as well as the eponymous Worcestershire Sauce, Worcestershire offers visitors something for every mood and occasion. Family attractions, history and hospitality come together in this beautiful part of the UK, welcoming travellers back time and again. Worcestershire is perhaps best known for its magnificent Cathedral as well as its fine porcelain (Royal Worcester). The Malvern Hills became famous amongst the Victorians for their healing properties, although today the region is favoured for walking, cycling, horse riding and generally enjoying the great outdoors (there are still some lovely spas as well). However, the entertainment doesn't stop there - the West Midland Safari Park, Severn Valley Railway, Witley Court and Gardens - they are all part of a network of attractions. It's also very much the hospitality that makes this region such a charming holiday destination. From elegant inns that offer a romantic retreat to country house hotels for special occasions and tranquil B&Bs, Worcestershire offers all the ingredients for a restorative break. Food and drink are invariably local, guests are greeted with big smiles, and the architecture and style really set the scene for a special experience, whether you're staying for one night or a whole week.
