Cottage in The Wood, Malvern Wells
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10 Dec - 23 Dec |
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24 Dec - 6 Jan |
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Property Details
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You’ll enjoy one of England’s best views across 30 miles of The Severn Valley, at this second generation family owned and run country house hotel. Set in 7 acres of wooded slopes giving direct access to the 9 mile range of the Malvern Hills. The Daily Mail described it as “The best view in England”. But that’s not all you will discover, the bedrooms are charming and distinctively different, the largest being in ‘The Pinnacles’. There’s also a well known and highly regarded restaurant, ‘Outlook’ with 2 AA Rosettes, a well stocked bar and an award winning wine list with 600 or so wines to tempt you. This uniquely situated hotel has been owned and run by the Pattin family for eighteen years, aided by their "extended" family, a team of enthusiastic people who enjoy what they do - looking after their guests. The Main House (or Dower House) is the heart of the operation. Consisting of the restaurant, eight bedrooms and conference facilities. The restaurant, an elegant room adorned with striking 100 year old Indian and Moghul prints, and below the panorama stretching to the horizon some 30 miles or so, from tall Georgian windows. Dominic Pattin is in command of the kitchen and specialises in modern English cuisine with ingredients from local producers wherever possible. A cosy bar/lounge with its focal point being a roaring log fire in winter, offers a good selection of malts and a large gin collection. The choice is sure to set you up for your meal. And, afterwards, what about a Cognac, Armagnac or single malt as a nightcap? Upstairs there are eight bedrooms, which, whilst not large, are individually designed and stocked to ensure your comfort. Some are front-facing and two boast four-poster beds. Seventy leisurely paces brings you to the oldest building, Beech Cottage. This old cottage is marked on all the old maps of the area and pre-dates the Main House by 100 to 150 years - in its time it has been a woodman's cottage and Cider Scrumpy house. It now has four peaceful cottagey bedrooms, one of which is a four-poster. Beyond lies "The Pinnacles". Built in 2003 on the original site of the Coach House, which was originally the home for the carriages of the main house. The Pinnacles has nineteen bedrooms, almost all of which have front-facing views. Some rooms are suites, some have sun-trap balconies, and as if to make up for the longer stroll from the main building, with quite the most magnificent views of all! The first and second floor of The Pinnacles are non-smoking bedrooms. All bedrooms are en-suite with bath or bath with shower over, remote control colour tele/videos, free video library, direct-dial telephone and alarm, central heating and an additional 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 rooms "with a view" have binoculars. |
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Superior Double Room
Rates are per room for up to 2 people using 1 x double bed. Rates are for 2 people. The room caters for a maximum of 2 adults. The following bedding is provided:
Cancellation Policy:
Minimum 24 Hours (1st night)
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Cancellations or changes to bookings for this room must be made at least 24 hours prior to the check in date and time or you will be charged the full amount of the first changed or cancelled night.
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| Check In |
1500hrs |
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| Check Out |
1130hrs |
| Getting There |
From the North: Leave M5 at Junction 7 and follow signs for Malvern via the shared A44/A442/A4440/A449. Do not go into Worcester but follow A449 through Great Malvern and on to Malvern Wells. Turn third right after the Railway Pub by a small post box, and immediately before the left-hand B4209 Upton upon Severn turning (hotel is signposted from this direction). From the South: Leave M5 at Junction 8 taking the M50 to Junction 1. Follow A38 signposted Worcester and after three miles turn left on to A4104 Upton upon Severn (B4211 Malvern). Cross the river bridge and immediately turn right on to B4211, then left after one and a half miles on to the B4209 Malvern Wells road. Carry straight on for four miles, here the road is uphill and you reach a T junction (Wells Road A449) turn right and immediately hard left. If travelling from Ledbury, turn left by small post box shortly after the right-hand B4209 Upton upon Severn turning. |
| Parking |
Ample Car Parking Available |
| Things To Do |
Houses: Eastnor Castle (7 miles); National Trust: (All open Apr.-Oct) Croughton Court (27 miles); Snowshill Manor (27 miles); Croft Castle (32 miles); Berrington Hall (26 miles). Others: Hartlebury Castle incl. County Museum (Apr.-Sept. but limited;) (23 miles); Little Malvern Court (Apr.-Jul.) (3 miles); Goodrich Castle 13th century (Daily) (18 miles); Berkeley Castle (Summer) (45 miles); Sudeley Castle (Apr.-Sept.) (26 miles); Warwick Castle (Daily) (43 miles); Stanway House (June-Aug.) (24 miles); Ragley Hall (Apr.-Sept.) (24 miles); Sefton Court (May and Aug.) (27 miles); Hanbury Hall (Apr.-Oct. not Sundays) (19 miles); Harvington Hall. Suggested day trips: Oxford via Blenheim Palace (Daily); Slimbridge Wildfowl Trust / Berkely Castle and Butterfly Farm (Apr.-Sept.check!); Stratford-Upon-Avon / Warwick (Castle); Black and White Village Trail; Forest of Dean, Symonds Yat, Wye Valley; Cotswold Tour; The Black Mountains / Brecon Beacons. |
