Location: Worcester Bed and Breakfast Inns
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Discover the best Bed and Breakfast Inns in Worcester, Worcestershire, England including The Cardinals Hat, The Baiting House, Kings Arms Cleobury Mortimer, The Bell Inn B & B, Walter de Cantelupe Inn, The Baiting House, Upstairs At 33, Severn View Hotel, The Manor Coach House, The Lenchford Inn.
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1. The Cardinals Hat
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 160 reviews
The Cardinal's Hat is Worcester's oldest inn and originally dates back to the fourteenth century. A sensitive restoration in 2013 has turned it back in to a traditional English ale house, with Georgian city rooms, retaining a wonderful sense of its unique heritage. All rooms boast antique Georgian furniture, comfy beds, luxury bathrooms TV and wifi, and tea and coffee making facilities with Royal Worcester crockery. A continental breakfast to go is provided at your door daily, or alternatively if you have a little time to spare a cooked breakfast can be enjoyed across the street at Worcester’s best Cafe, Mac and Jacks.
Ideal Location for a City Break
Reviewed By TheBrumLowesIysha When booking a place to stay over the weekend I tried to steer clear of your generic hotel and book something with a little character. And I can honestly say Worcesters oldest pub did not disappoint on that front. Chocked full of character it offered a beautifully designed room with all the modern amenities needed for an enjoyable stay! Comfy bed included. We made dinner plans so I can’t comment on the food but I will say that the complimentary picnic basket filled with breakfast items was a lovely touch, plenty for the husband and I to enjoy. It was a pub on a Saturday night so as to be expected we could hear the patrons downstairs after returning from our evening out however this was honestly no issue for me. Reasonably priced, extremely friendly staff and an excellent location. What more could you ask for?! Kyle Location: 10/10 - Plenty of restaurants, pubs and attractions right on your doorstep. Across from large multi-story car park where you can get a 20% discount with your stay. Room: 7/10 - Has everything you need although felt a little cramped. Was able to hear chatter outside until late but that comes with staying at a busy pub I guess. May be an issue you're a light sleeper. Staff: 9/10 - Very friendly and accommodating. Drop off a breakfast hamper in the morning. Nice touch
2. The Baiting House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 311 reviews
A historic country inn sourrounded by beautiful countryside. AA 2 Rosette award for culiniary excellence. Visit England and AA 4* accommodation. We offer an excellent selection of local cask ales and ciders, fine wines and a restaurant offering fresh seasonal local ingredients. We also offer 6 luxury en-suite bedrooms, with comfy beds, Egyptian cotton bed linens, flat screen TVs and power showers. Dogs, children and muddy boots welcome. We are around an hour from Birmibgham, Bristol and Cardiff; around 2 hours from London. Attractions, days out and lovely country walks all around us.
Outstanding on all counts
Reviewed By BacktothegrindMade to feel most welcome from start to finish. Even when they were full for dinner Mark went above and beyond to fit us in. Different beers to try, all very good. Meals wonderful value for money. Definitely not pub grub. Locally sourced beautifully cooked food. Wish it was our local! Front of house extremely friendly. A good place to stay a good place for a meal. Can’t recommend this place enough.
3. Kings Arms Cleobury Mortimer
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 35 reviews
Excellent Food.
Reviewed By StableladWe stopped at the Kings Arms for lunch while travelling to our holiday accommodation. As soon as we walked in we were welcomed by friendly bar staff. The pub was very clean and had a lovely feel to it. We ordered the steak and ale pie, one with mash and veg the other with chips and peas. Oh boy, the pie was so tender, tasty and rich. The chips, mash and veg were all cooked to perfection. Wish we lived nearby so we could visit again to try other dishes. Overall friendly staff, clean pub, great food. If passing, give it a try.
4. The Bell Inn B & B
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 16 reviews
The Bell is the quintessential village pub, restored to an "Inn" with 5 stylish rooms. Combining the charm of an old Inn with the comforts of a modern hotel, all located in a beautiful village only 2.5 miles from the centre of Worcester. we offer a truly warm welcome to all our guests weather they be a local in the bar, a family in the restaurant, or someone staying with us for the first time.
What a Gem of a place
Reviewed By B9730YJpaulfI would have stopped in the centre of Worcester but happened across this lovely little Inn and thought I would try it instead.....and I was very pleased I did. Good free car park to the side with easy access to the Inn itself were I was dealt with quickly and efficiently. The bar areas are lovely and snug with a super log fire and a large dining area. It was the day of the week they offer a deal with two steaks, but not a problem for a single traveller they just halved the bill; the steak was delicious as were the wine I had with it and the beer to start with all well kept. Interestingly nobody ever came back and offered a desert menu to me. I was full but you could be missing sales if not joined up. The staff were all very nice indeed and new what they were doing. The rooms all good, nice big shower, comfy bed and just very nicely decorated to a great standard. To say the room was over a pub it was also pretty quiet as was the road outside. I would recommend this place and I would also stop over here again.
5. Walter de Cantelupe Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 107 reviews
Located just 4 miles from the centre of Worcester, a bustling rural West of England city. See why so many travellers make Walter de Cantelupe Inn their destination of choice when visiting South Worcestershire and neighbouring counties. Nestling in the centre of Kempsey, an outlying village of Worcester, the Inn provides an ideal place to stay after a long day. Be it a brief overnight stop, breaking a long journey ( only a few minutes from J7 of M5 ) or taking a well-earned break for a few days, you can rest, relax and enjoy some traditional English hospitality. The Malvern Hills, Witley Court and several National properties to name but a few attractions are all in easy reach. Ample, free, off-road car parking is one of the benefits guests take advantage of. Free Wifi throughout. In the morning, breakfasts are all freshly prepared and cooked to order. Choose from a good selection of hot and cold foods. Vegetarians and vegans also catered for. Independently owned and privately run, Walter de Cantelupe Inn, provides, comfortable rooms, thoughtfully individually furnished and decorated all en suite bathrooms fully equipped, setting it apart from the predictable, corporate accommodation found elsewhere. Friendly and informal. You will be assured of a warm welcome.
Wonderful village hotel
Reviewed By Dave MWalter de Cantelupe is a charming pub/hotel in the village of Kempsey (5miles and a £10 taxi fare from Worcester) There is plenty of on-site parking. When we arrived the owner/manager/chef, Martin, gave us a wonderful welcome and as our rooms weren’t quite ready (as 1 of his team had developed Covid) we were given a complimentary refreshing pot of tea which we had in the garden at the back of the pub. Martin was charming throughout our stay - he was great to have a chat with making everyone feel ‘at home’. We had excellent breakfasts (‘full English’ after chilled melon & blueberries). I would thoroughly recommend booking for an evening meal on Thursday to Saturday evening (or Sunday lunch) as everything is freshly prepared and cooked by Martin himself using locally sourced ingredients. I had a very tasty Steak’n’ale pie with chips and fresh veg and my wife had a marvellous salmon fillet with baby new potatoes and veg. Prices were very reasonable. The bar sells a couple of well kept real ales (Timothy Taylor’Landlord’ and Wye Valley Bitter) and stocks a range of wines, spirits and other drinks. Everyone who visited the pub were all very friendly and you could sit and chat in front of the roaring fire. Our room was charming - a lovely comfortable bed, double glazing (which kept out all the noise), plenty of complimentary tea/coffee and soft drinks and excellent free Wi-Fi. The only slight negative was the water wasn’t hot enough for a bath in the afternoon but this wasn’t a problem in the morning. If visiting the area I would thoroughly recommend contacting Walter de Cantelupe directly to book a room and a table for an evening meal - you won’t be disappointed!
6. The Baiting House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 311 reviews
A historic country inn sourrounded by beautiful countryside. AA 2 Rosette award for culiniary excellence. Visit England and AA 4* accommodation. We offer an excellent selection of local cask ales and ciders, fine wines and a restaurant offering fresh seasonal local ingredients. We also offer 6 luxury en-suite bedrooms, with comfy beds, Egyptian cotton bed linens, flat screen TVs and power showers. Dogs, children and muddy boots welcome. We are around an hour from Birmibgham, Bristol and Cardiff; around 2 hours from London. Attractions, days out and lovely country walks all around us.
Outstanding on all counts
Reviewed By BacktothegrindMade to feel most welcome from start to finish. Even when they were full for dinner Mark went above and beyond to fit us in. Different beers to try, all very good. Meals wonderful value for money. Definitely not pub grub. Locally sourced beautifully cooked food. Wish it was our local! Front of house extremely friendly. A good place to stay a good place for a meal. Can’t recommend this place enough.
7. Upstairs At 33
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2 reviews
A lovely night at Worcester Races
Reviewed By pdamciBeautiful room above a lovely bistro restaurant, we stayed there overnight after an evening at Worcester Races. Our large room had just been excellently refurbished at the top of the building and was very comfortable. The bistro has friendly and helpful staff with a beautiful outside dining area at the back, the food is very good and this all within a 15 minute walk to the racecourse. Thank you very much in contributing to a lovely night at the races!
8. Severn View Hotel
Overall Ratings
2 based on 241 reviews
See why so many travelers make Severn View Hotel their inn of choice when visiting Worcester. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a budget friendly setting with an array of amenities designed for travelers like you. Guest rooms offer amenities such as a flat screen TV, and guests can go online with free wifi offered by the inn. The property also boasts free breakfast, to help make your stay more enjoyable. If you are driving to Severn View Hotel, there is paid public parking available nearby. Close to some of Worcester's most popular landmarks, such as The Hive (0.1 mi) and Worcester College (0.2 mi), Severn View Hotel is a great destination for tourists. While in Worcester, you may want to check out some of the restaurants that are a short walk away from Severn View Hotel, including Browns at The Quay (0.2 mi), Ounce Bar & Kitchen (0.4 mi), and Miller & Carter Worcester (0.3 mi). Should time allow, Worcester Cathedral, Gheluvelt Park, and Tudor House Museum are some popular attractions that are within walking distance. We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at Severn View Hotel as you experience all of the things Worcester has to offer.
Great Host
Reviewed By roboR3616DEDecent hotel for the price. Rooms are a little tired but for a cheap hotel in the middle of town centre it was fine. Breakfast was great. Parking was right next to the hotel (£6 extra cost for 24 hours) Easy walking distance to shops and amenities. Some rooms a good view of the River as well. Host was great and couldn't have been more friendly and welcoming. Pub is really nice as well and felt like a proper old school pub which is no bad thing.
9. The Manor Coach House
Overall Ratings
5 based on 623 reviews
The Manor Coach House Bed and Breakfast apartments, are situated in the quite hamlet of Hindlip in Worcester. Five minutes from J6 of the M5 motorway, the apartments are designed to appeal to both tourist and business travellers. The apartments are converted outbuildings from the adjacent Manor House, and are surrounded by extensive, attractive gardens and countryside, ample off road parking. There is a good choice of eating places within a short walk or drive, plus retail parks and supermarkets
Nicola Grieve
Reviewed By W7956AAnicolagWe had a lovely stay at The Manor Coach house . We were welcomed by Chrissie the Own er who kindly gave us some lemon drizzle cake on arrival just what you need after a long journey from Scotland , we had a lovely spacious family room , plenty parking , breakfast was fruit salad followed by a full English, set us up for the day , we will definitely be back again next time we are down to visit family .
10. The Lenchford Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 429 reviews
The Lenchford Inn is a Georgian Hotel set in the idyllic countryside on the outskirts of Worcester by the River Severn. A unique, privately owned hotel with ultimate levels of comfort and luxury. The Lenchford is the perfect place away from everyday life, yet easily accessible to major towns and cities. The hotel is within easy access of the M5 and is perfectly placed to visit numerous attractions including Severn Valley Railway, West Midland Safari Park, Black Country Museum, Cheltenham Races, Warwick Castle, and Cadbury World. We are approximately 15 minutes from junction 5 or 6 of the M5 with Birmingham airport only 40 minutes away. There are a number of English Heritage & National Trust sites to visit locally, Witley Court, Berrington Hall, Brockhampton Estate, Croome & Hanbury Hall to name a few, all are within a 30 minute drive. Local walks are plentiful, an ideal way to chill out and take in the beauty of Worcestershire. Whether it's a stroll along the River Severn or a ramble through Shrawley Woods you are sure to enjoy the peace and tranquility. Local walks (Maps) are available on request. Within easy access of Worcester, the inn with its riverside setting in Shrawley is the ideal choice for weddings, parties, private functions and christenings; we also cater for wakes. Group bookings for breakfast are also catered for, ideal for fishermen, race goers and walkers, all are welcome. Please see our menu for details. The Lenchford provides good standard function rooms, professional service and excellent food, making it a suitable venue for any occasion.
Several bad experiences
Reviewed By Joe WWe have visited the Lenchford for food only, several times over the last couple of years because it is a convenient place to meet family who live in Worcestershire. The location on the river is lovely, but we have experienced several problems with the food. Today a group of us had the carvery and we already expressed some issues to the waitress that the meat was tough and too rare and some of the vegetable dishes had not been properly heated. I thought a professional kitchen would test the temperature of dishes with a probe before putting them out. We were only asked if our meals were OK after we had eaten them. The dessert I had was also quite small. Last October I paid half towards a family birthday gathering in a private room and one member of our group had a vegetarian dish that was almost inedible, a nut roast that was cooked so hard it could hardly be cut. I didn't complain at the time because it was a party. We have also visited last summer for a lunch outside and experienced a long wait, small portions and some dishes missing from the menu, despite being there on a quiet weekday near opening time. It seems like they are missing a trick here because it could be such a lovely place, and with other good eating places in a nearby radius, customers might think twice on whether to keep returning, in the personal opinion of this reviewer.
