Colwall Park Hotel Malvern (England)

General Information

Unbelievable Food, quiet surroundings, hospitable effectual personnel, roaring log fires yet just mins away from the M5M50, this gastronome harbour brags the notable Seasons Restaurant. Featured in Michelin, Good Food Guide and with two AA Rosettes, Colwall Park offers fashionable gastronome food using only the best freshest ingredients and furthermore home-made lunches and brasserie meals in its popular Lantern Bar. Embedded in 2 acres of graceful terraces at the very heart of the peaceable countryside of Colwall, this lavish hotel is the main basis for you to discover the brilliant Malvern Hills, the lively Welsh Marches, Cheltenham and the Cotswolds, and the surrounding cathedral towns of Worcester, Hereford and Gloucester. Footpaths from the terraces lead directly onto the slopes of the mountains, source of the world well-known Malvern Water. The 22 bedrooms are all personally and luxuriously embellished, providing the utmost comfort and luxuriousness, with apartments capturing the atmosphere of their proximity. The oak-panelled Seasons Restaurant proposes clients classic contemporary British cooking and was bestowed with the Birmingham Post and Mail's exclusive Restaurant of the year award. Experience Colwall Park's smart suroundings and award-winning cuisine. Indulge in the gastronomic joy of the Gourmet Seasons Restaurant with varied menus full of mouth-wateringly great food, all just prepared by the qualified cook using the best and freshest ingredients and enjoy a drink and a light lunch by the roaring fire in the classical and scenic Lantern Bar. Long famous as one of Britain's most captivating sceneries, the Malvern Hills have inspired generations of artists and writers, most notably the composer Sir Edward Elgar. From the undulating ridge of the mountains, the vistas stretch over ten counties, east across the Cotswold's and west over the Severn Valley to the Welsh hills. This is lovely village to discover, full of interest and virtually untainted by touring. The Colwall Park proposes the perfect lounging and restful escape in which to enjoy these lively natural vicinity. Colwall garden proposes urgent access to the mountains that inspired Elgar's Pomp and Circumstance' and the Enigma' Variations, and the Elgar route leads you to both his birthplace and grave. Other popular side trips comprise Malvern, the Royal Worcester porcelain factory and Eastnor Castle.

Transportation

Easily reachible by highway and rail Colwall Park is only a fifteen minute drive from the M5M50. While customers travlling from London able to take the Intercity 125 straight from Paddington to Colwall station which is a two minute stroll from the guesthouse.