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A picturesque county of green fields, trees, hills and meandering rivers.
Worcestershire is the perfect place to stay and escape for a country break. Many guesthouses and B & Bās serve breakfasts sourced from local produce and many accommodation providers are located on farms for a true rural experience.
Worcestershire is home to manyĀ cosily furnished cottages, giving you the chance to self-cater and toĀ truly feel at home. For those that prefer to be located more centrally, there are manyĀ B & BāsĀ andĀ hotelsĀ located withinĀ walking distance of the city centreor in surrounding villages.
There are also opportunities forĀ camping and caravanning, dog friendly accommodation and accessible accommodation for those who are disabled. Worcestershire also boasts some alternative accommodation for those looking for something a little bit different: make your holiday one to remember by staying in aĀ woodland lodgeĀ or travelling down the river Severn in aĀ narrowboat.
Stanbrook Abbey Hotel
Callow End, Worcester
The past is most certainly present at Stanbrook Abbey Hotel with so much heritage charm lovingly preserved. Set in 26 acres of extensive gardens, Stanbrook Abbey offers 70 bedrooms including feature rooms and suites, and every level has a story to tell. Visit the basement where you will find a wine cellar and tasting area, a games room and the original bake house where the nuns used to make their own bread. Or climb up the Abbeyās 40 metre bell tower for stunning panoramic views of the naturally beautiful Malvern Hills.
Ockeridge Rural Retreats
Worcester
You may not guess that Ockeridge Rural Retreats is located just six miles from Worcester’s bustling city centre. Set within a nine-acre equestrian facility, and surrounded by fresh, rolling countryside, you’ll feel blissfully secluded from civilisation.
Recommended by The Guardian as one of the UK’s top glamping sites, here you’ll discover a sumptuous selection of shepherd’s huts and a luxury log cabin that are primed for relaxation, with bathing and kitchen facilities all provided.
Treeopia
Treeopia offers a luxury treehouse break in theĀ ruralĀ countryside ofĀ Worcestershire, just on the borders of Herefordshire and Shropshire. These two leafy retreats are set amongst lakes, ancient woodlands, medieval fishing pools and winding country lanes.
The treehouses are handmade by bespoke cabinet maker John Beavan and owner of Parsons Hall Farm where Treeopia is set.Ā The treehouses are a labour of love for John and his wife Nicki. There is aĀ magical feel to Treeopia – Eathelin treehouse even has its own little window above the bed – built especially for those who love to stargaze.
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Worcester
Stunning Queen Anne fine mansion, set in 10 acres of gardens and grounds overlooking the beautiful Teme Valley in Worcestershire.Worcester
Rural idyllic location at the end of a no through road, the Barn offers comfortable and spacious accommodation for 5 people in 2 bedrooms. The Cabin with hot tub sleeps 4 and Hop Pickers Hideaway Shepherds Hut with hot tub sleeps 2Ledbury
In a gloriously rural setting, Woodside Lodges luxury Scandinavian Lodges offer you the peace and tranquillity of our 25 acre landscaped grounds, superb views over the surrounding countryside.Worcester
A warm welcome awaits you at our exclusive 4 Star Gold Award country Lodge situated in the heart of the Worcestershire countryside. Whether you are looking for a relaxing hideaway or action packed adventure break, then look no further.Worcester
Our 2 bedroom luxury cabin with private hot tub is nestled in a quiet corner of the old orchard.Includes Welcome basket, heating, electricity, WiFi, bedding and towels, nightly prices are available based on a 2 or 3 night minimum stayRedditch
The Southcrest Manor Hotel, a four star, independently owned Hotel, Wedding & Conference venue with a Laura Ashley Tea Room, sits in the heart of Worcestershire within 10 acres of picturesque and tranquil surroundings.Evesham
A romantic bow top gypsy caravan nestling in the orchard of a historical award-winning pub owned by The National Trust.Evesham
The quinessential English pub owned by the National Trust and run with a love of tradition- Family Friendly | |Hopley's Family Campsite situated on outskirts of Historic Georgian town of Bewdley, Worcestershire.
Bewdley
As a working farm we serve sausages, bacon and eggs from the farm. | A peaceful, rural location | Learn about food and farming straight from the producerWe offer 4 star accommodation in a beautiful rural location yet close to Cleobury Mortimer and perfect for exploring Bewdley, the Severn Valley and Shropshire Hills. 2 comfortable en-suite rooms with guest dining and sitting rooms.Worcester
Iconic landmark building | The Turbine Suite occupies part of the old turbine hall | Experience days & treats offeredExperience staying in one of Worcester's most iconic landmark buildings. This unique boutique bnb offers you relaxed accommodation in a contemporary, designer space set inside a former Hydro-Electric Power Station.Malvern
Amazing location with superb views of the Severn Vale | Peaceful location, nestled in the Hills | Ideal for a walking holiday4 Star Gold rated spacious 2 bedroomed apartment in the totally refurbished Wells House. Breath-taking views of the Worcestershire countryside can be enjoyed from all rooms and the famous Malvern Hills are right on your doorstep.Malvern
The Turbles Caravan Site (Adult Only) - Open all year. Dogs Welcome - excercise field availbale. Access not suitable for vans over 7.3m (24ft) or fifth wheelers. Ā£17pn.Malvern
Freedom of the road | Unique, fun campervans for hire | Magical experience, ready to go!Hire a unique, beautifully handcrafted campervan and stand out from the crowd! OurĀ fun, colourful camper vansĀ have their own personalities and are ready to take you on your adventure!Malvern
Our 5 well equipped self catering holiday cottages are situated in a small hamlet 5 miles west of Ledbury, surrounded by Herefordshire's idyllic countryside. Wi Fi available in all cottages.
