Broom Hall Inn Alcester

General Information

The Broom Hall Inn is a 16th century building of renowned historic interest. Embedded in a rustic serene location away from major highways yet within a short distance of Stratford-upon-Avon, Evesham, Warwick and at the foot of the Cotswolds, Coventry, Birmingham and the National Exhibition Centre are all less than forty mins away. The Inn is set back within its own terraces and is fronted by several splendid trees, including a rare Hulme oak which is of monumental age. There is a cautiously enclosed ale park and varanda with ample independent car parking. The fully certificated guesthouse is individually owned and clients are awarded a sincere welcome in the ambience of a conventional English Country Inn. The Inn with its open log fire in the hall brasserie is a regular haunt for locals and with the broad carte menu persons travel from far and big to example the conventional pub food. The recently re-equipped restaurant hosts a fashionable carvery each Sunday. Broom is a charming base for vacation makers with surrounding Stratford, widely-known foremost for being Shakespeare’s birthplace, Warwick and its historic palace and Cheltenham with its racing Festival. No stay would be the same without a tour of the pretty Cotswolds, arguably the prettiest region in England.