Bank House Hotel Worcester (England)

General Information

This is an amiable Hotel with breathtaking glorious views over the Malverns. An added bonus is that it's outstanding whether you want a hole golf break. The hotel's Bransford Golf Club is 'the closest thing to Sawgrass in the UK'; all lakes, little greens and narrow fairways and allied to the noble relaxation club and Sauna means that there is something for every person. Parking zone is available at the facade of the structure. (GW 05/2009) The guesthouse is a local treasure: A Grade II listed building, built around 1630 under the reign of Charles I. It was constructed as an Inn, and while beyond the front much of the original building restful exists complete hotel resembles a two storey conventional Manor House. The guesthouse faces the Malvern Hills in charming terraces, and is just 3 miles from the historic cathedral town of Worcester. Surrounding towns of Stratford-Upon-Avon and Birmingham able to be accessed in less than fourty minutes.

Dining Information

Dining is obtainable in the hotel's Farthings Restaurant which serves a choice of just prepared food and proposes glorious views over the grounds and Malvern Hills. There is a conventional brasserie region that provides a tranquil district for soothing in the evening.

Location Information

This is an ideal Hotel with spectacular glorious views over the Malverns. An added bonus is that it's outstanding whether you want a hole golf break. The hotel's Bransford Golf Club is 'the closest thing to Sawgrass in the UK'; all lakes, little greens and narrow fairways and allied to the magnificent recreation club and Sauna means that there is something for every person. Parking zone is available at the facade of the structure. (GW 05/2009) The guesthouse is a local treasure: A Grade II listed building, built around 1630 under the reign of Charles I. It was constructed as an Inn, and while beyond the front much of the original building peaceful exists complete hotel resembles a two storey conventional Manor House. The guesthouse faces the Malvern Hills in charming terraces, and is just three miles from the historic cathedral town of Worcester. Surrounding towns of Stratford-Upon-Avon and Birmingham able to be accessed in less than fourty minutes.