Worcestershire Hotels
A county built around the River Severn and the River Avon — a cathedral city with a porcelain-making history, a range of hills that inspired a composer, a Georgian riverside town with a heritage steam railway on its doorstep, and a vale that has grown the nation's fruit and vegetables for generations. Here's where to actually stay, by area.
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Worcester
The county town — a Norman cathedral above the Severn, the Commandery, and the home of Royal Worcester porcelain.
Malvern Hills
A dramatic ridge of hills above a Victorian spa town, with Elgar's music and Malvern's spring water both rooted in the landscape.
Bewdley & Wyre Forest
A handsome Georgian town on the Severn, a heritage steam railway, and one of England's largest ancient woodlands.
Evesham & the Vale
The Vale of Evesham's fruit-growing country, a riverside market town and the freestanding bell tower of its ruined abbey.
About this guide
We keep this simple: a short, honest guide to each part of Worcestershire, and a live link through to Booking.com to check current availability and prices — we don't maintain our own hotel listings or reviews, since those go stale fast and Booking.com's own data doesn't.