Cottage in the Wood Hotel Malvern (England)

General Information

You will enjoy one of England's ultimate vistas across 30 miles of The Severn Valley, at this 2nd generation family runned and run grange hotel. Embedded in seven acres of woody slopes giving easy access to the 9 miles variety of The Malvern Hills. The Daily Mail described it as The Best View in England but that's not all you are to find out. The bedrooms are pleasing and distinctively various, the biggest being The Pinnacles. There's also a famous and extremely regarded restaurant Outlook with 2AA Rosettes, A well stocked brasserie and an award winning wine catalogue with 600 or so wines to tempt you. All bedrooms are en-suite with bath or bath with shower over, remote control color TV, video player, self-sufficient video library, direct-dial phone and alarm, central heating and a supplemental fan heater for those in between days, kettle with choice of teas, coffee, hot chocolate and home-made biscuits, hair dryer, radio, shampoo and bubble bath. All apartments with a panorama have binoculars. The restaurant is well regarded for the consistency of the food catered which is underlined by being given 2 AA Rosettes. The cook brigade is headed by son, Dominic, with a supporting cast of Anthony, Andrew and Viv, most of whom have been with the guesthouse for a whilst now and are integral to the maintenance of the standards. Banquet in the restaurant costs from £21.50. An large wine catalogue where amongst the more familiar labels, adventurous palates will discover vintages from distant corners of the recent and antique worlds on a list which features won the Johansens Wine List of the year. Whether you are searching for peace, recreation, excellent food and wine, the prize winning Cottage in the Wood Hotel is for you; if you 're staying for a night or for a month, if on work or just for joy. The Malvern strolls beginning directly beyond the inn so ascertain to pack your strolling boots. Malvern is three miles away a Spa Town founded by the Victorians with a Priory rebuilt in 1460; Abbey Gateway Museum, Elgar's grave, Restored Railway Station, Malvern Theatre featuring Almeida season and a lot of Chichester productions. The surrounding Three Counties showground proposes lots of occasions all year round both main and minor.

Transportation

From the North: Leave the M5 at mix seven and follow the signs for Malvern (A449) through Great Malvern and onto Malvern Wells, third turning on the right after the Railway Inn Pub by a little post box and immediately before the lefthand B4209 Upton upon Severn turning. From the South: Leave the M5 at jct 8 taking the M50 to jct 1. Follow A38 signposted Worcester and after three miles turn left onto A4104 Upton upon Severn, cross the river bridge and turn immediately right onto B4209 Malvern Wells Road. Direct for four miles (road is up hill) and you get to a T jct, turn right and immediatly hard left. Hotel up the Hill.