Hotels in Malvern - Click for Closest to Centre

Hotel Name Town Star Price
The Malvern Hills Hotel & Restaurant - Book Now
Jubilee Drive, Wynds Point, Worcestershire 		Malvern 2 Star AA £60.00
Colwall Park Hotel - Set in Two Acres - Book Now
Walwyn Road, Nr Malvern, Worcestershire 		Nr Malvern 3 Star AA £60.00
Holdfast Cottage Hotel
Marlbank Road, Little Malvern, Worcestershire 		Malvern 2 Star AA £55.00
The Cotford Hotel & L'amuse-Bouche Restaurant
51 Graham Road, Malvern, Worcestershire 		Malvern 3 Star AA £50.00
The Cottage in the Wood Hotel
Holywell Road, Malvern, Worcestershire 		Malvern 3 Star AA £79.00
Chirkenhill Farm B&B
Chirkenhill Farm, Sherridge Road, Leigh Sinton, Worcestershire 		Malvern 4 Diamonds ETC £30.00
Wyche Keep Country House
22 Wyche Road, Malvern, Worcestershire 		Malvern £45.00
Treherne House
54 Guarlford Road, Malvern, Worcestershire 		Malvern 4 Star ETC Silver Award £65.00

Hotels Closest to The Centre of Malvern

Hotel Name Town Star Price
Treherne House
Tel: 01684 572445
Located on Guarlford Road (0.63 Miles from Malvern) 		Malvern 4 Star ETC Silver Award £65.00
The Cotford Hotel & L'amuse-Bouche Restaurant
Tel: 01684 572427
Located on Graham Road (0.65 Miles from Malvern) 		Malvern 3 Star AA £50.00
Mount Pleasant Hotel - Book Now
Located on Belle Vue Terrace (0.73 Miles from Malvern) 		Great Malvern 2 Star £98.00
Wyche Keep Country House
Tel: 01684 567018
Located on Wyche Road (1.61 Miles from Malvern) 		Malvern £45.00
The Cottage in the Wood Hotel
Tel: 01684 575859
Located on Holywell Road (2.27 Miles from Malvern) 		Malvern 3 Star AA £79.00

About Malvern

Malvern is a town in Worcestershire, England. It includes the smaller areas of Great Malvern, Malvern Link, Malvern Wells, West Malvern, Little Malvern and North Malvern. The civil parish of Malvern has a population of 28,749 (2001 census). Malvern is in the area governed by Malvern Hills District Council and lies adjacent to the Malvern Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The medieval poem Piers Plowman begins on the Malvern hillside. Starting from the Middle Ages, Malvern was the site of a Benedictine monastery which first arose in 1085 from a hermitage endowed by Edward the Confessor, of which, beside Malvern Priory church, part survives as Malvern Museum. This building dates back to about 1470. Back in the 12th Century Walcher (the second Prior of Malvern) was a notable astronomer and mathematician - his gravestone inside the priory church records this fact. Malvern is a famous spa, known for its bottled water since 1622. Dr. James Manby Gully made the "water cure" popular in the early 19th century. Several hotels in Great Malvern date from the hey-day of Malvern as a residential spa.

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