Hotels in Worcestershire, England

The hotel has recently benefited from refurbishment work all the bedrooms including the 4 poster, the event room, restaurant, bar & lounge.

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The George Hotel in charming Bewdley - close to the River Severn and excellent fishing, 5 minutes walk to the steam trains and 5 minutes drive to the Safari Park. Old World charm and every modern comfort. Our Oak panelled award winning restaurant offers a la carte and flambe. Our traditional Bar serves 3 traditional ales (including 1 guest) with log fires in winter. The Wedgwood Room at the front of the Hotel serves as our coffee shop offering morning coffee, lunches and afternoon teas. The beautiful Function room seats 70 and is licensed for 120. Ideal for Conferences and Meetings, Weddings and Christmas Parties.

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Deep in the heart of the Cotswolds you will find the Lygon Arms. Come and indulge yourself with a luxury stay, soak up the renowned atmosphere in the cozy lounges with roaring log fires. Relax in the comfort of the sumptuous accommodation, and pamper yourself with a beauty treatment in the award wining spa or take pleasure in a walk amidst the beautiful historic village. Offering something special for everyone in the memorable village of Broadway, come and discover the splendour of The Lygon Arms.

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It still has a feeling of tranquillity enjoyed by today's visitors. The excellent Courtyard Restaurant, complete with ebony minstrels gallery serves the freshest local produce from the Vale of Evesham. The hotel is ideally located close to Cheltenham and Stratford. Originally built as a rural retreat for the Abbots of Pershore. Overlooking the village green next to ancient domed Yew trees is the half timber, framed and honey stoned Broadway Hotel. The twenty bedrooms have been recently refurbished to combine the country house style with all the modern amenities. The hotel's Courtyard Restaurant offers a high standard of English cuisine and can cater for all tastes, whilst the Jockey Club Bar gives a warm and friendly local atmosphere. This Property Was Built in 1575 Renovated in 1998.

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beautiful Worcestershire countryside. A wide range of richly decorated bedrooms combine traditional comfort with modern amenities. Each Club bedroom has luxurious ensuite bathroom, direct dial telephone, satellite TV, radio, hairdryer, trouser press and hospitality tray. In addition there are 17 Club Executive rooms, with mini fridge, iron and ironing board, some with spa baths. Extensive leisure facilities include indoor swimming pool, spa, sauna, steam room, solarium, fully equipped gymnasium, snooker lounge and a hair and beauty salon with a comprehensive range of treatments.

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Formerly the home of poet A.E. Housman, the hotel is located on the outskirts of Bromsgrove town centre. The hotel has benefited from refurbishment work including the restaurant and bedrooms

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Brockencote Hall is a house in the grand English tradition, a pleasing mix of genuine period features and tasteful decor and furnishings, offering every modern luxury and convenience. Our hotel has seventeen beautiful country style bedrooms including one on the ground floor, especially designed to make a stay comfortable for disabled guests. All the rooms have en-suite facilities and all the conveniences required to make a stay complete and also have superb views over the Worcestershire countryside and Malvern Hills. Brockencote Hall's elegant dining room, with its glorious views out across the grounds, is well known for its fine table offering traditional French cuisine, with occasional regional and seasonal specialities, complemented by an excellent wine cellar and discreet yet friendly service. And we also have 2 conference rooms, both have natural daylight.

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The original Dumbleton Hall can be traced from around 1534 as the home of the Cocks family for over 200 years. After the death of Sir Richard Cocks in the late 18th century, the hall fell into disrepair and was eventually demolished. Rebuilt in the mid 19th century using cotswold stone, Dumbleton hall became home to the Eyres family and in the 1930's the hall was well known for its popular house parties. Dumbleton Hall makes a great base for exploring the rolling hills and hidden valleys of the Cotswolds, an area of outstanding natural beauty, also offering cycling tours thoughout the summer. Three individually styled function rooms offer facilities for conferences, weddings and private dinners for up to 110 delegates/guests.

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Formerly owned and run by the BBC, this impressive Grade II listed Victorian house stands in a 170-acre estate and provides excellent accommodation along with fine cuisine. The bedrooms have all been thoughtfully furnished and include a wealth of extras. Bathrooms are particularly stylish. Oak-panelled public areas include a bar, and Le Duc's Fine Dining Restaurant while original photographs and sketches from the BBC archive grace the corridors (the hotel featured in an episode of Dr Who).

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We offer a warm welcome to all of our guests, whether business delegates visiting the wealth of local industry in the West Midlands, or tourists and visitors enjoying the historic places of interest. The Granary was established by the May family in 1978, sisters Nikky and Susie work together with a loyal team of staff to ensure that you are well looked after. We offer a wide range of facilities including: En-suite hotel accommodation A la Carte or traditional English Carvery Restaurant Full air-conditioned conference & banqueting facilities Civil marriage ceremonies (on the premises) Wedding receptions.

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We are also close to historic Worcester and the Cotswolds. Our hotel is renowned for its comfort and friendly service. This listed Georgian Building has been sensitively refurbished to offer up to date facilities whilst retaining the charm and ambience of a bygone era. Whether your enquiry is for business or leisure, allow the professional team at our hotel to ensure that your expectations are exceeded. Each of the 43 En-Suite bedrooms at the Gainsborough are equipped with colour TV, Tea/Coffee making facilities, trouser press, hair dryer and direct dial telephone. Residential guests can enjoy complimentary membership of the nearby Glades Leisure Centre. Our hotel provides the perfect venue for your Conference/Business event with six fine conference and syndicate meeting rooms with a capacity that will satisfy your requirements up to 250 persons. Our Restaurant has undergone an extensive refurbishment and now offers a comprehensive selection ranging from a choice of traditional roasts to a full A La Carte Menu. The Restaurant is open to Non-Residents and complements a full Bar Snack Menu which is available in the comfort of the Lounge Bar. Whether you are looking for a venue for a traditional Wedding or indeed a Civil ceremony (for which we are Licensed), then our professional team would welcome the opportunity to show you the facilities at The Gainsborough; we have the experience to ensure that your special day will be a memorable one.

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Set in two acres of beautiful gardens at the centre of the peaceful village of Colwall, this elegant hotel is the perfect base for you to explore the glorious Malvern Hills, the picturesque Cotwolds and the nearby cities of Worcester, Hereford, Cheltenham and Gloucester. The hotels offers Efficient, knowledgeable and very friendly staff and were winners of the prestigious AA Courtesy & Care Award for England. The highly acclaimed Seasons Restaurant (Birmingham Area Restaurant of the Year, AA 2 Rosettes, Michelin, Good Food Guide, Egon Ronay etc.) is a richly furnished oak panelled room serving gourmet food at sensible prices and the lounge has deep comfortable armchairs and sofas Colwall Park has 22 original, comfortable and individually decorated bedrooms, all giving superb comfort and a Country House style and feel. Every room has satellite TV, direct dial phones with Dataport & baby listening, hair drier, trouser press, tea & coffee making facilities with complimentary home made biscuits.

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The Malvern Hills Hotel nestles high on the majestic western slopes of the Malverns, in the heart of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and just a stone's throw from the Iron Age hill fort, British Camp. A major landmark and tourist attraction, the breathtaking panoramic vista from 1,115 feet above sea level still remains as spectacular in the 21st Century. The sumptuously oak-panelled Jenny Lind Lounge is the perfect place to unwind and relax. Our extensive range of local and national real ales and fine wines ensure you won't be disappointed. The Jenny Lind Lounge is CAMRA recommended. We are very proud of our newly opened sun terrace which adds a new dimension to the lounge bar. You can now soak up the summer rays over a refreshing beverage. Ideally positioned for watching the sun set over the Malverns, the sun terrace is enjoyable and relaxing.

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Located in the heart of Malvern, The Abbey offers outstanding Victorian architecture beneath its Virginia Creeper clad faþade. Commissioned during the growth of the spa town in the mid nineteenth century, the hotel has a long history of welcoming guests and provides the highest levels of comfort demanded by todays traveller. Suitably located Easy access to the M5, M6, M42 and M40 Convenient for Birminghams NEC and Airport Great Malvern Station 1 mile Direct link to London Paddington Experience the finest English traditions of service and hospitality for which The Abbey is renowned. Sink into a sofa in our lounge and enjoy the picturesque views and relaxing atmosphere. Perhaps indulge in a light lunch or sit by the fire and simply unwind in the Priory Bar. Hotel facilities The Priory View Restaurant The Priory Lounge and Bar Lounge menus and Afternoon Tea 24-Hour Room Service Meeting facilities for up to 300 Beautiful gardens Free use of the local Malvern Splash Leisure Complex Each of The Abbeys 103 en-suite bedrooms offers its own distinctive characteristics. For that extra special blend of comfort and understated luxury, why not choose one of our superior or executive bedrooms. Bedroom facilities En-suite bathroom Direct dial telephone Television and radio Hospitality tray Hairdryer Trouser press 24 hour Room Service Laundry and dry-cleaning service Your breakaway starts here. Discover the hidden features of this Victorian spa town or simply marvel at the fine views from the Malvern Hills. The Abbey's ideal location allows you to visit The Cotswolds, or stroll along the lanes in the cathedral city of Worcester. Your ideal starting point The Malvern Hills Malvern Theatres Royal Worcester Porcelain Factory Eastnor Castle Market towns of Ledbury, Evesham and Pershore The Cotswolds Historic towns of Worcester and Stratford-upon-Avon Shopping in Birmingham and Cheltenham

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The hotel is ideally located 20 minutes from Birmingham, the NEC where there are regular large scale events & Stratford Upon Avon, Shakespeare's place of origin which is definitely well worth a visit. The hotel is easily reached from the M42 (Jn 3) and the M40 making it a convenient place to stay. The restaurant 'Bistro' offer tasty French specialties, chefs specials, an extensive wine list along with a warm welcome. Parking is not a problem as there is ample parking space for our guests. The bedrooms have direct dial telephones TV with remote control and tea & coffee making facilities.

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The Quality Hotel Redditch, originally a Manor House, is set in 6-1/2 acres of mature woodlands and gardens. It has 73 modern spacious bedrooms. The public areas include an intimate bar and large conservatory overlooking the Vale of Evesham, an elegant Dining Room which specializes in local fayre and modern European cuisine. It is located within easy distance of the midland Motorway network and only 20 minutes from Birmingham Airport, National Exhibition Centre and the National Indoor Arena in central Birmingham. The Hotel has five function rooms, which are ideal for a variety of business meetings and presentations, the largest of which can accommodate 120.

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With superb modern architecture the Abbey Hotel is a great place to stay or visit. Top quality service from friendly competent staff combines with a relaxed atmosphere to make the Abbey Hotel the best independent hotel in North Worcestershire. The Abbey has 72 en-suite rooms. All rooms have direct dial telephone, TV with satellite channels, trouser press, hairdryer, tea and coffee facilities, comfortable chairs and beds, full length mirrors and complimentary toiletries. The Bramblings Restaurant, with panoramic views across the golf course, provides a beautiful setting in which to enjoy a wide variety of international cuisine and wines.

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The public areas include spacious and attractive lounges providing guests with the opportunity to relax in comfort and luxury. The sophisticated Brasserie provides an excellent choice of English & International cuisine. Adaptable conference & banqueting suites offer superb facilities for every type of function and the superb Waves Health & Leisure complex is complete with indoor swimming pool, sauna, steam room, solarium, fully equipped gymnasium, tennis courts, squash courts and cafe bar.

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The Worcester Whitehouse Hotel is currently under refurbishment and whilst fully open at the moment, the Hotel will, in March 2004, reopen as a four star luxury standard hotel with full leisure and events facilities. Take advantage of our special rates whilst available.

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The Fownes Hotel is only a two minute walk from Worcester city centre, offering quality of service and comfort. Formally a Victorian glove factory, the hotel is situated by Birminghams canal. The hotel has the air of an elegant town house with it's canopied entrance. Nearby there are various places of interest, including Cheltenham Race Course, Civil War Commandery, Worcester Race Course, Worcester Cathedral, and Worcester Cricket ground. The beautiful decor of the King's restaurant provides the perfect atmosphere for the finest classical English cooking. Our daily fixed price menus follow a seasonal theme using the best ingredients and local produce. We have a Conference venue that is perfect for confidential business meetings, private parties or exclusive entertaining. The boardroom, equipped with full conference facilities, is a sumptuously appointed suite with traditional decor, comfortably accommodating up to 22 people. An excellent location for business meetings for up to 50 delegates or functions for up to 110 people.

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The Hotel name dates from centuries ago when the oldest part of the building was used as the collecting house for the tithes gathered from one hundered districts in the County. The premises have now grown to a 27 bedrommed hotel offering a high standard of accommodation together with banqueting & conference facilities. Civil wedddings & wedding receptions are a speciality.The restaurant is renowned for offering the best choice of locally farmed produce and is open for lunches seven day a week.

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Within easy reach of the many attractions in and around the City of Worcester, namely the Cathedral, Worcester Royal Porcelain factory, the world famous cricket ground or race course - all situated near the banks of the River Severn. The hotel itself offers a free car park. The hotel has been under new management since December 2001, they will be maintaining the present high standards to which hotel operates. Offering the comfort, friendly atmosphere and good food expected, whether you are here on holiday or visiting during the course of business. A Table D'hote menu is offered which varies on a day to day basis. Vegetarian and Special dietary requirements are catered for on request.

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