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Rooms from 130.00 GBP | Set in 260 acres of farmland, Eckington Manor mixes charming old features with modern design. Rooms are located within 3 converted farm buildings, including a beamed 12th-century hall, but are decorated in a contemporary style. Free Wi-Fi access is available and there is free on-site parking.
The rooms are all individually decorated, with silk wallpaper, antique and designer furniture, and Siberian goose-down pillows. All come with a flat-screen TV, and facilities for making tea and coffee.
As well as award-winning accommodation, you can enjoy cookery lessons or buy high-quality local produce from the farm shop. Delicious, award-winning breakfasts are provided in the morning.
The house is situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and there are plenty of footpaths for you to explore. You can see the prize-winning Aberdeen Angus and Highland cattle, sheep and Old Spot pigs roaming the land.
Eckington is just off the M5 motorway, and a 25-minute drive from Worcester. Cheltenham and Gloucester can be reached in around 30 minutes by car. |
 
| Angel Inn
High Street, Pershore
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Rooms from 55.00 GBP | | The Angel Inn Hotel offers en suite bedrooms and a relaxed, friendly bar and restaurant in the centre of Pershore, overlooking the central square.
There is ample private parking (with CCTV) at the rear of the hotel, and the private gardens extend to moorings on the banks of the River Avon.
All bedrooms have excellent facilities, daily housekeeping and some have views of the River Avon or the market square. The refurbished restaurant and bar offer set menus and fine dining, with locally sourced produce prepared by our award-winning head chef.
The Vale of Evesham and the Cotswolds are about 10 minutes’ drive away. The M5 (junction 7) is only 5 miles (8 km) away. |
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Rooms from 59.95 GBP | | The Flyford Arms is located on the Old Hill in Flyford Flavell, and offers a bar and dining areas which have managed to retain many of the period charms of the building and much of the intimate atmosphere we associate with a country inn.
With a well stocked bar that has a good range of fine ales, wines and spirits, those looking for a quiet relaxing drink would be hard pressed to find a more congenial location and, with the dining room just a few paces the other side of the circular bar, there is every reason to sample the fine food on offer. |
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Rooms from 69.00 GBP | | The Riverside Hotel is a unique and privately owned hotel set in a beautiful location with spectacular views overlooking the River Avon. The hotel can be found along a secluded, private drive, within the original 12th century Deer Park of Evesham Abbey.
These are just some of the exciting events to be held at The Riverside.
Weddings
Conferences
Special Occasion parties
Summertime barbecues
Party's on the decking
Penthouse now available
The restaurant, with its wonderful views and luxurious ambience, is an integral part
of the hotel and is renowned for its award-winning cuisine and being recommended in Johansens, Atkins independent Guide for Fine Wines and Champagne, and featured on the BBC Holiday Programme. |
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Rooms from 70.00 GBP | | The Great Western Hotel offers a warm welcome. Our good quality, clean en-suite bedroom accommodation has tea & coffee tray, hairdryer and television. Non-smoking. Car Parking available at rear of hotel. Excellent breakfast is served in our dining room from 07.30_09.00 weekdays and 08.30_09.30 on weekends. Special Rates for longer bookings Mon-Fri. Whether you need a long term stay whilst working within the city or a short term break, we will provide you with a choice of high quality twin/double/family rooms all with ensuite facilities in a warm friendly atmosphere. The hotel is situated within walking distance of the city centre and 2 mins from Shrub Hill Railway Station. We are less than two miles from the M5 motorway Junction 6 heading from the north and Junction 7 if heading from the south. The hotel is within easy reach of the many attractions in and around the City of Worcester ie. the cathedral, the world famous cricket ground or race course - all situated near the banks of the River Severn.
A warm welcome awaits all guests arriving at the Great Western Hotel. All of the hotel's bedrooms have tea and coffee making facilities, colour television, satellite television, hair dryers. |
| Fownes Hotel
City Walls Road, Worcester
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Rooms from 50.00 GBP | | Originally a Victorian glove factory, the Fownes Hotel is a combination of old world charm and modern convenience. Situated in Worcester's city centre, the hotel offers 61 well appointed en suite bedrooms, suitable for business or leisure. Extensive conference/meeting facilities are enhanced by ample free car parking adjacent to the Birmingham Canal, which stretches along the side of the hotel. The King's restaurant provides an idyllic setting for the finest classical English cuisine or choose from the many and varied local Restaurants, all within a 5 minute walk of the hotel, so whatever your reason for visiting Worcester, a warm welcome awaits you at the Fownes hotel. |
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Rooms from 40.00 GBP | | Situated in a pretty and peaceful courtyard in the heart of the village and adjacent to the world-famous Lygon Arms hotel, "Small Talk" offers extremely comfortable and convenient accommodation for your stay in Broadway. Providing direct access into the Main High Street with its excellent shops and restaurants, plus ample private car parking to the rear, our location means that your opportunity to enjoy the charms of the village could not be made easier! |
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Rooms from 39.00 GBP | | This well-known landmark is an amalgamation of historic buildings dating from the 15th and 18th centuries, known as a number of names, including The Crown during King Henry VIII's reign. However, eventually it was named The Royal Hop Pole when Queen Mary stayed in 1937 and gave it the official 'Royal'. Charles Dickens even mentions The Royal Hop Pole in his book, The Pickwick Papers. Other interesting information and pictures are located all over the hotel, including information on how the medieval hall was discovered, when the hotel was recently refurbished. The Royal Hop Pole has its own beautiful garden which leads to the banks of The River; there you can see picturesque views of the surrounding countryside and the Malvern Hills.
Take a two minute walk to marvel at the impressive Abbey or a stroll to the river where you can enjoy a boat trip. Catch a movie or play at The Roses theatre with friends or take a swim at the local swimming pool. With it's central location, clean facilities and excellent value for money it is no wonder The Royal Hop Pole continues to be a popular hotel today.
Why don't you stay for breakfast? Breakfast times are 7am - 12pm on weekdays and 8am -12pm on weekends. Dinner is served until 10pm 7 days a week.
Tewkesbury itself is an ancient settlement, at the meeting point of the rivers Severn and Avon, providing one of the best medieval townscapes in England today. The town and surrounding area are steeped in history, with a wealth of historic buildings and attractions to discover, as well as some simply stunning river valley countryside, making the Cotswolds and Severn Vale one of the best-loved regions. Tewkesbury remains a popular destination for the traveller and visitor. Situated at the southernmost point of the Midlands inland waterways system and being the first non tidal water up the river Severn, the town is a natural stopping place for water craft. With good sporting facilities and plenty of heritage to display, Tewkesbury bids you a pause and enjoy this historic town. |
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Rooms from 53.00 GBP | | Welcome to the Pembridge, a friendly family-run Guest House providing accommodation ideally situated in the heart of Great Malvern.
Located within easy walking distance of the town centre, theatre and the hills, the Pembridge Hotel offers 8 double/twin bedrooms in this sympathetically restored Victorian mansion (built 1868).
Our breakfasts comprise a range of cereals, yoghurts and fruit as well as a wide range of freshly cooked traditional English breakfast items.
Small special functions can be catered for by prior arrangement.
There is a comfortable, licensed lounge with terrestrial TV.
All the bedrooms (twin or double) have an en-suite bathroom or shower room and are comfortably furnished; having colour TV, tea & coffee making facilities, hairdryer, trouser press, radio alarm clock and telephone with internet access.
The car park leads to the Back Garden and a path has been introduced to guide guests round the side of the building to the entrance door at the front of the house.
The Car Park is at the rear of the building with its entrance on Albert Road North. The entrance is sloped and therefore it is best to drive in using first gear and keeping the revs low so that the gravel covering does not cause your vehicle to wheel spin and scatter the gravel across the road.
To unload heavy cases it is advisable to park at the front of the building and then move the car to the car park after registration at the Guest House. |
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Rooms from 80.00 GBP | | Located in the heart of Malvern, The Abbey offers outstanding Victorian architecture beneath its Virginia Creeper clad façade. Commission 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 today's traveller.
The hotel will be happy to arrange private parties, wedding receptions or dinner dances for up to 200 people with tailored menus for special occasions. |
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Rooms from 70.00 GBP | | The Lenchford Hotel has a superb riverside location being situated on the River Severn. The hotel offers an excellent standard of accommodation both to the corporate traveller and the tourist.
A non refundable deposit of £20 per room per night is required to secure a room.Early check in / late check outs are available on request subject to availability at a charge of £10 |
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