Worcestershire Boutique Hotels Guide

outside this fine manor house is reminiscent of a French château, inside though there is no doubt that it is a classic, elegant English country pad

a Queen Anne mansion set in landscaped gardens affording guests a retreat for rest and relaxation, there is a luxury spa, tennis and croquet

relax on the contemporary terrace of this restored former Abbey offering a host of character features

a beautifully appointed hotel set in landscaped gardens offering spacious, comfortable rooms

a relaxed and friendly hotel with some rooms overlooking the market square and others, the gardens which lead down to the River Avon

a tranquil hotel that offers a successful mix of period features and contemporary decor

listed Victorian house - set in formal gardens - where decorative interiors meet contemporary facilities and guests can dine on fine, local produce

13th century manor set in tranquil, well-tended gardens offering style and comfort, rest and relaxation along with award-winning dining

set in 19 acres of beautiful grounds that include formal gardens, a lake and woodland, this elegant mansion offers a haven of peace and quiet

enjoy this 19th century Victorian hotel oozing charm and character and set in mature gardens

former coaching inn dating from the 16th century combining a wealth of character, stylish rooms - classic and contemporary - and a relaxing spa

character hotel - half timber-framed and half Cotswold-stone - dating from the 16th century now a comfortable and stylish village retreat

a cosy, Georgian house set in an attractive spot alongside the River Severn and close to the Museum of Royal Worcester and the cathedral

rooms at this Elizabethan manor house have unique vintage style, including a four poster bed and roll top baths, plus luxurious amenities

behind the impressive Victorian facade find cosy rooms and traditional decor

enjoy the charm of a picturesque Cotswold village at this 17th century hotel offering a tranquil retreat in stylish rooms, plus sophisticated dining

made famous by Henry Fielding's 'The History of Tom Jones', enjoy the rich decor and good service

an elegantly appointed hotel set in peaceful gardens and offering comfortable guestrooms

old and new combine in the village pub offering beautifully appointed rooms

Medieval manor house - dates from 1320 - steeped in history and character set in 8 acres of gardens; many rooms feature 4-poster beds