“Business event nearby”
The hotel is exceptional with lovely rooms, a very friendly owner, and fantastic breakfast. This is my second stay and it was just as wonderful as the first. There was nothing negative.
PennyIl y a 2 semaines
★★★★·Great Malvern·8.8
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ou écris-le simplement — « autour du 20, trois nuits »
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The Wyche Inn, perched on the Malvern Hills' eastern side, offers breathtaking views across the Severn Vale. This traditional English public house features en-suite bedrooms with scenic views, free Wi-Fi, and a private car park. Rooms include Freeview TV, tea trays, and complimentary bottled water. The inn serves real ales and home-cooked food, with nearby access to the M5 motorway and walking trails.
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Ce que les clients pensent de l'hôtel, aspect par aspect.
The hotel is exceptional with lovely rooms, a very friendly owner, and fantastic breakfast. This is my second stay and it was just as wonderful as the first. There was nothing negative.
Penny·Il y a 2 semaines
Great location only a short walk to the Malvern Hills path. The place looks like and is a simple pub. What made it exceptional was the friendly staff, the clean room, the amazing views from the room and finally - the food. Excellent dinner in the evening and breakfast was amongst the best I have. Really worth a visit whether you want to walk the hills or explore the town. Loved it - thank you to the lovely staff
Martin·Il y a 2 semaines
The dinner that evening was solid. Parking, however, isn’t great, and the beds feel a bit uncomfortable.
Coral·Il y a un mois
I spent a single night here while catching the Malvern show. Breakfast and lunch were good, the room was comfy with a fantastic view, and the staff were very welcoming. It offered great value for money, had everything we needed for a short stay, and I’d come back for more local walks. The bathroom’s glass shelf was loose and clearly needs repair.
Wenda·Il y a un mois
The views from the property are nice. Parking is hard to find, and the stairs to the room are steep.
Anne-marie·Il y a un mois