Hotels 1 to 8 in Malvern, Worcestershire

The Malvern Hills Hotel - With superb local food and an 18th century oak bar, The Malvern Hills Hotel is located in the heart of an area of outstanding natural beauty. The hotel is close to the Iron Age hill fort, British Camp. The fort is a major landmark located 1115 feet (340 metres) above sea level, and with a superb view from the top. The Malvern Hills Hotel serves well-prepared food using the finest local produce. You can eat in the popular lounge bar, or in either of the 2 charming restaurants. There is even an al fresco option, with a spacious terrace. Each room is bright and of a good size, with en suite facilities, satellite flat-screen TV and internet access.

Cotford Hotel - This beautiful family-run Victorian hotel was built in 1851, retaining its original charm and character with the added luxury of modern amenities. The Cotford Hotel is just a few minutes' walk from Malvern Town Centre, the theatre, cinema and hills, but is set away from the road in its own beautiful, mature gardens. Guests are entitled to complimentary use of the Malvern Splash swimming pool and sauna. All of the bedrooms are en suite and non-smoking and feature many facilities. The restaurant is of a high standard, offering fresh, home-made food, with a varied menu which changes frequently. Other facilities include a comfortable lounge, bar and ample off-road parking.

Cottage In The Wood - Enjoy one of England's best views across 30 miles of The Severn Valley at this family-owned and run country-house hotel. The Daily Mail described it as "the best view in England", but that is not all you will discover there. Set in 7 acres of wooded slopes, Cottage in the Wood gives direct access to the 9-mile range of The Malvern Hills. The bedrooms are charming and distinctively different, the largest being in The Pinnacles. The highly regarded restaurant, Outlook, has 2AA Rosettes, a well-stocked bar and an award-winning wine list of about 600 wines.

Holdfast Cottage Hotel - Set in 2 acres of its own gardens, this stunning 17th century property enjoys spectacular views of the Malvern Hills, the beauty of which is timeless. A warm welcome awaits you when you enter the cottage through the pretty plant-filled conservatory into the old oak beamed hall with original cast iron features. The dining room serves an award-winning menu which incorporates the use of the finest seasonal produce, along with homemade rolls, ice cream and petits fours. Situated just 2 miles from the three counties showground, the hotel is an ideal centre for those wishing to visit the Cathedral cities of Worcester, Hereford and Gloucester. For lovers of the countryside, the Wye Valley, Forest of Dean and the Cotswolds are all within easy touring distance making this an ideal centre for enjoying the heart of England.

Mount Pleasant Hotel - Occupying a central location within Great Malvern's town centre, this characteristic Queen Anne building offers a warm and friendly welcome to all of its guests. Unwind and enjoy the beautiful Town and Countryside in Malvern. With numerous picturesque towns and villages to explore, as well as the local festivals and events, Malvern will give you reason to return time and time again to The Mount Pleasant Hotel. Originally built in 1730, with the new wing being built in 1850, the hotel's restaurant has recently been refurbished to offer a modern kitchen serving an extensive ? la carte menu.

The Abbey - The Abbey is situated at the foot of the Malvern Hills in the Worcester countryside and is convenient for many attractions. Its history dates back to the 1600s and the building retains some outstanding original Victorian architecture. Located in the heart of Malvern, The Abbey offers outstanding Victorian architecture beneath its Virginia Creeper clad facade. Commissioned during the growth of the spa town in the mid 19th century, the hotel has a long history of welcoming guests and provides the highest levels of comfort demanded by today's traveller. The location offers easy access to the M5, M6, M42 and M40 and convenience for Birmingham's NEC and airport. Great Malvern Station is a mile away, with direct links to Paddington station. Enjoy the fine English traditions of service and hospitality for which The Abbey is renowned.

Foley Arms Hotel - This historic Georgian hotel is set on the Malvern Hills in the centre of Malvern town. It has a bar/bistro and spectacular far-reaching views across the Severn Valley. The comfortable Foley Arms Hotel is ideal for touring, walking and cycling through the countryside and for exploring the Cotswolds, Welsh Borders and Birmingham. Enjoy Real Ales, wines and bar meals in the bar, or modern English dishes in Terrace Restaurant. Rooms have pleasant views, and the hotel has comfortable lounges and a large sun terrace for alfresco dining.

Colwall Park Hotel, Bar and Restaurant - Fabulous food, peaceful surroundings, friendly staff, roaring log fires and just minutes away from the M5/M50, this gourmet hotel boasts the well-known Seasons Restaurant. Featured in the Michelin and Good Food guides, with 2 AA Rosettes, Colwall Park offers modern gourmet food using only the finest fresh ingredients. Home-made snacks and bar meals are also served in the popular Lantern Bar. In 2 acres of beautiful gardens, at the centre of the peaceful village of Colwall, you can easily explore the beautiful Malvern Hills, the picturesque Welsh Marches, or the Cotswolds. Footpaths from the hotel gardens lead directly onto the slopes of the hills, the source of the world-famous Malvern Water. Cheltenham and the nearby cathedral cities of Worcester, Hereford and Gloucester are all close by.