Some places to stay in and around Malvern

The following are names and addresses of various places to stay in the area. Please note that it's up to you to sort out bookings etc., and that I can't be held responsible for the suitability of any of the places listed. That said, I'm sure that they're all fine and you'll have a pleasant stay. Any hoteliers, B&B owners and so on who would like to be included please email your details to me by clicking here - there's no cost to you. If you wish to include photos please make sure they are in .jpg format, thanks. I'd recommend also giving Cottages4you a look-at - they specialise in properties for holidays from single bedroom cottages up to palatial country residences!

Just click any of the links below for more information.

Wyche Keep. Contact Christopher Williams at wychekeep@aol.com or visit their website at http://www.malvernhillsaccommodation.co.uk

Chirkenhill Farm, Leigh Sinton

Another place to stay, just outside Malvern in the quiet village of Leigh Sinton (easy to get to!) is Chirkenhill Farm, details below - click the link to go to their own website. Sarah Wenden Chirkenhill Farm www.chirkenhill.co.uk 01886 832205

Harmony House, Malvern

Here's a place that comes by way of a recommend from someone who has stayed there. It's called Harmony House and is on the Western slopes of the Malvern Hills close to footpaths and the Worcestershire Beacon. Contact Catherine on 01684 891650 or take a look at their website by clicking here. (I particularly liked the button labelled 'smoking dogs'. Worth a look just to investigate that!) There's a couple of pics below to give you an idea of the place.

The Old Plough, Longdon

The Old Plough B&B at Longdon, near Tewkesbury (below), isn't exactly in the Malvern Hills but is in a great position if you want to stay mid-way between the Malverns and the Cotswolds. It looks a great place (see pic below) - visit their website by clicking here or call them for info and bookings on 01684 833767.

The Falcon Hotel, Stratford-upon-Avon

Again, not exactly on the doorstep but certainly not far away, the Falcon hotel at Stratford-upon-Avon is ideally placed for outings into the Cotswolds and of course The Malvern Hills area. For further information please click here.

Hillcrest Cottage, Brinscombe

Certainly worth a look is Hillcrest cottage, details of which can be found by clicking here. It's situated at Brimscombe, a few miles South-East of Stroud and looks to be in beautiful surroundings. Again, not too near the Malverns but certainly within an hour's drive. Hillcrest Cottage and its surrounds are pictured below.

The Old Rectory, Cradley

Nearer to Malvern is the Old Rectory, Cradley, pictured below in early summer. For details of the Old Rectory contact Claire Dawkins on 01886 880109 or mobile  07920801701 or drop her a line at -oldrectorycradley@btinternet.com . Or why not pay their website  visit their website at http://www.oldrectorycradley.com ?

Cowleigh Park Farm, Malvern

If you're looking for somewhere that's on the Worcestershire way, try contacting Ruth Lucas at Cowleigh Park Farm, a B&B just a stones throw from the Malverns. The picture below is of the main house - nice eh? Full details are -

Cowleigh Park Farm B & B and Holiday Cottages

Cowleigh Road

Malvern

Worcs, WR13 5HJ

Tel: 01684 566750

Mob: 07954121570

www.cowleighparkfarm.co.uk

The Old Rectory, Strensham

An eleven roomed self contained wing of a 16th century Old Rectory with stunning views over the Cotswolds and the River Avon to the East and a spectacular panorama of the Malvern Hills to the West. A Hidden oasis in the heart of England with unparalleled easy access to the motorway and local road network. The Old Rectory North sleeps 6+ with further accommodation in an adjacent detached one bedroom cottage; ideal for couples. Commended in Alastair Sawday’s travel guide for 2010: http://www.special-escapes.co.uk/

Rosemary Read

The Old Rectory

Church Road

Strensham

Worcester

WR8 9LW

07836 681678

www.oldrectoryretreats.co.uk

Do give Countrywalkers a mention if you contact any of the above, especially if you book a stay, thanks.

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Cotswolds accommodation and tourist guide – places to stay and things to do in the Cotswolds

The Turbles Holiday Lets provide comfortable, affordable accommodation. A green lane from the site provides a quick attractive walk to Castlemorton Common at the foot of the Malvern Hills. Please visit our website at www.turbles.co.uk.

Contact details: turbles@hotmail.co.uk

Tel: 07963 414613

The Turbles Holiday Lets, Castlemorton, Nr Malvern, Worcestershire.

The Golden Pheasant Inn, Burford.

The Golden Pheasant has been providing accommodation to weary travellers since the 18th century. Today it offers en suite rooms and really good food.

The Golden Pheasant is located in the heart of the Oxfordshire town of Burford, 18 miles (29 km) west of Oxford.

Cotswold stone forms a perfect backdrop for this privately owned hotel. Enjoy unique meals expertly prepared using excellent local ingredients.

The address of the hotel is:

The Golden Pheasant Inn

91 Highstreet

Burford

Oxfordshire

OX18 4QA

Telephone Number: 01993 823223

Website Address: www.goldenpheasantburford.com

Email: lawrence@theredlioninn.org

B and B

• Gate Cottage  • Hancocks Lane  • Welland  • WR13 6LG •
º Big breakfasts º Organic food º Ensuite rooms º Beautiful views º TV  º       ºGood walking/riding country º On Worcester Link Way º  Broadband º
º Convenient for 3 Counties Showground, Malvern Theatre, Eastnor º
∗ Prices start from £35 per person per night.

Sandy & Francis Schott
t. 01684 568 596
 e. schotts@talktalk.net

               www.gatecottagebandb.co.uk  
∗ 2 friendly Weirmaraners, Tara and Blue, also live here