Bank House Hotel Worcester (England)

The Best Western Bank House hotel overlooks the Malvern Hills in beautiful gardens, and is only three miles from the historic cathedral city of Worcester. Nearby cities of Stratford-Upon-Avon and Birmingham can be accessed in less than 40 minutes.

The hotel is a local treasure: A Grade II listed building, built around 1630 under the reign of Charles I. It was built as an Inn, and whilst behind the facade much of the original building still exists the whole hotel resembles a 2 storey traditional Manor House. Large lobby area with lounge area where seating is available. Traditional in style with grand furniture.

This is a lovely Hotel with fantastic panoramic views over the Malverns. An added bonus is that it is great if you want a golf break. The hotel's Bransford Golf Club is 'the closest thing to Sawgrass in the UK'; all lakes, small greens and narrow fairways and allied to the wonderful leisure club and Sauna means that there is something for everyone. Parking is available at the front of the building.

Each of the en-suite bedrooms and suites are individually furnished and have tea and coffee making facilities, direct dial telephone, colour TV and hairdryer. Rooms are traditional in style but are generally of a medium size.

Dining is available in the hotel's Farthings Restaurant which serves a selection of freshly prepared food and offers panoramic views over the grounds and Malvern Hills. There is a traditional bar area that provides a comfortable area for relaxing in the evening.