Sidney House, built in 1823 and now a Grade II listed building, stands in a superb elevated position in Great Malvern and commands extensive views over the Severn Valley towards the Vale of Evesham and the Cotswolds. The hotel is centrally heated, there is a large comfortable lounge with spectacular views over the Severn Valley the same view that the bedrooms at the rear have. All the bedrooms have alarm clock/radio, hot drink facilities, complimentary bottle of Malvern water, colour TV's and hair dryers. Rooms with private facilities and family rooms are also available. All en suite rooms have stunning views. We have an extensive well cultivated garden and terrace on which you can sit and enjoy the breathtaking views During the spring and summer the garden is at its best - anyone for weeding! The resident proprietors, Len and Jan McLeod, look forward to welcoming you and hope that you will enjoy your stay at Sidney House.

Sally Beds is a lovely old cottage set in an acre of gardens surrounded by fields, and set on the slopes of the Malvern Hills in Worcestershire. The cottage is named after the willow trees (salix) that grow by the stream which flows across the fields. There are footpaths from the house directly up to the Malvern Hills from which, there are spectacular views through 360 degrees! Sally Beds is also convenient for those interested in walking the Worcestershire Way. The gardens are a haven for bird life, from woodpeckers to nuthatches, buzzards to little owls. The bird table outside the conservatory is always teeming with birds to entertain visitors. There are two well-appointed double bedrooms sharing their own adjacent bathroom. Both rooms are bright and airy with comfortable double beds and fresh decorations. Both have vaulted ceilings and one has exposed beams. Single Occupancy from £35 Sally Beds is a totally non-smoking establishment. All rooms have central heating and an Aga in the kitchen provides constant warmth! Both rooms have stunning views of the hills and gardens. Each room has tea and coffee making facilities as well as a colour television. We look forward to welcoming you to Malvern!

Bidders Croft lies in a country district on the edge of a village, with exceptional views of The Malvern Hills. This is the comfortable home of Bill and Charlotte Carver and their four grown-up children and has been in the family for over fifty years. After thirty years in London Bill and Charlotte designed and completely rebuilt their house in 1995 using 200-year-old reclaimed bricks and many other traditional materials. Bidders Croft is set in four acres of old cider apple and perry pear orchard, home to much wildlife. The garden, based on the original one, has a large terrace leading to an ornamental pool and lawns beyond. BIG BARGAIN BAZAAR 2008 in aid of the County Air Ambulance The Severn Hall at the Three Counties Showground was the venue for the Big Bargain Bazaar fundraising gift fair on the Wednesday February 13. This first ever Sale of Sales brought together thirty-five Charity Fairs Association stallholders from all over the UK: most were new to the area and all were offering dazzling discounts off hundreds of desirable designer-led lines. Dedicated to supporting the work of County Air Ambulance and Mercia Inshore Search and Rescue, the event provides a unique opportunity to recognise and reward the important contributions of these extremely valuable emergency services. Even if you didn’t make the Sale of Sales this on 13th February, you could send a donation - and receive a complimentary copy of The Little Guide to The Big Bargain Bazaar. For details of how you can help these two vital emergency services call 01684 592 179 or email: charlotte@bidderscroft.com

Originally built in the 17th century, the hotel enjoys spectacular views of The Malvern Hills.All bedrooms are en-suite and include colour TV, teacoffee making facilities and direct dial telephone.The dining room is the perfect setting for the award wining menu freshly prepared each day. Situated only two miles from The Three Counties Showground and close to The Cathedral Cities of Worcester, Hereford and Gloucester, Holdfast is the ideal centre for enjoying The Heart of England.

Severnside is a 4 Star rated B&B Located in the quiet hamlet of Clevelode, on the outskirts of Malvern, nestling on the banks of the River Severn you will find ‘Severnside’ with its magnificent views overlooking the River Severn and further across the Severn valley towards Bredon Hill. We have 3 bedrooms, each with en-suite, 2 Double & 1 Twin/Double, all are tastefully furnished in a country manner & magnificent view either overlooking the River Severn and beyond or towards open countryside. All bedrooms have hospitality tray, Malvern water, digital colour television, radio/alarm clock, hairdryer, toiletries & other luxury touches. There is a separate lounge where one can relax and enjoy the views over the Severn, read a book or enjoy a board game. After a good nights sleep breakfast is served in the dining room, where you can enjoy a hearty full English breakfast made with fresh local produce where possible, including, sausages, bacon, free-range eggs, homemade jam and bread. Special diets catered for upon request. We look forward to welcoming you into our home.

Colwall Park is a three star hotel nestled on the western flanks of the Malvern Hills. Whilst guests can enjoy the peaceful surroundings and mesmirising views, the hotel still has excellent links to the A449 Malvern Wells. Colwall Park combines high standards of traditional comfort and noticeably professional service in equal measure. Set in two acres of beautiful gardens at the centre of the peaceful village of Colwall, this elegant hotel is the perfect base for guests to explore the glorious Malvern Hills, the picturesque Cotswolds and the cunties of Worcestershire, Herefordshire and Gloustershire. The 22 bedrooms are all individually and luxuriously decorated, providing the utmost comfort and elegance, with rooms capturing the spirit of their surroundings. The oak-panelled Seasons Restaurant offers guests classic modern British cooking and was bestowed with the Birmingham Post and Mails prestigious Restaurant of the year award. Experience Colwall Parks stylish suroundings and award-winning cuisine. Indulge in the gastronomic delights of the Gourmet Seasons Restaurant with varied menus full of mouth-wateringly good food, all freshly prepared by the experienced chef using the finest and freshest ingredients and enjoy a drink and a light snack by the roaring fire in the popular and lively Lantern Bar. Long celebrated as one of Britains most alluring landscapes, the Malvern Hills have inspired generations of artists and writers, most notably the composer Sir Edward Elgar. From the undulating ridge of the hills, the views stretch over 10 counties, east across the Cotswolds and west over the Severn Valley to the Welsh mountains. This is wonderful countryside to explore, full of interest and virtually untainted by tourism. The Colwall Park offers the ideal relaxing and tranquil retreat in which to enjoy these beautiful natural surroundings. Colwall park offers instant access to the hills that inspired Elgars Pomp and Circumstance and the Enigma Variations, and the Elgar route leads you to both his birthplace and grave. Other popular side trips include Malvern, the Royal Worcester porcelain factor and Eastnor Castle.