Hotels in Worcestershire

The Broadway Classic Hotel is the essence of quintessential England and was used as a retreat by the Abbotts of Pershore, 600 years ago. 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.

The privately-owned, 17th Century, Dormy House Hotel is utterly civilised, yet completely unstuffy. The welcoming staff are friendly and professional and nothing is too much trouble. Each of the 45 bedrooms are individually decorated with a mix of traditional English furniture, rich fabrics and crisp bedlinen. The restaurant serves simple yet elegant dishes using high quality, locally sourced produce. Come when you want to get away from it all. But want to feel, above all else, at home.

The hotel offers guests a fresh contemporary style with modern facilities. It offers a fully licensed bar and all 94 guest-bedrooms are en-suite and have power showers, satellite TV, tea and coffee making facilities and hairdryers. Many of these rooms have double beds and double sofa beds, making it an ideal hotel for family weekend breaks. Situated only 25 motorway driving minutes from Birmingham's NEC and international airport, the hotel is located at junction 5 on the M5. It is also an ideal location for visiting Stratford Upon Avon, Worcester, Cadbury’s World and the West Midlands Safari Park.

The Quality Hotel Redditch is set in six and a half acres of mature woodlands and gardens. It has 73 spacious bedrooms, an intimate bar, elegant restaurant and a large conservatory overlooking the Vale of Evesham. The hotel is in an ideal location for the motorway and located just 20 minutes from Birmingham International Airport.

The Elms graces the mellow farmland in the Teme Valley, like many classic British Masterpieces it was built by Gilbert White, a pupil of Sir Christopher Wren. Antiques and comfortable furnishings adorn the public rooms of this Queen Anne mansion, which retains its original ornate plasterwork and other period touches. The bedrooms all have their own character with views across the landscaped gardens and beyond. All are furnished with period antiques and have well appointed bathrooms.