Inns in Worcestershire

Dating back to the 13th century, this charming coaching inn is centrally located opposite Worcester Cathedral. The traditional oak beamed bar and restaurant serves an excellent selection of bar food.

A 16th century English country inn on a former medieval Anglo-Saxon site. Offering true English Hospitality with excellent food and accommodation. Not forgetting the roaring log fires and traditional ales we are just what you have been looking for.

Full of character and period charm idyllically set amid glorious countryside. Eight beautiful individually decorated en-suite bedrooms. A restaurant full of character with exposed beams stonework and large inglenook.

Pub-Hotel close to historic town of Ludlow, in main street of small town surrounded by beautiful Shropshire countryside. Numerous places to visit, National Trust prorerties & golfing 5 minutes away.

In March 2006 we began the extensive refurbishment of The Bell aiming to take the pub back to its country roots. A month later we opened The Bell as a rustic village pub, both stylish and unique providing a warm inviting welcome all year round.

The original Inn dates back to the turn of the 16th century and has been the choice of generations as a venue to enjoy fine food, wines and ales. The Bowling Green, after which the Inn is named, is one of the oldest in the British Isles.

A warm and friendly welcome awaits you when you wander into this authentic old inn that rests by the river Severn, in the picturesque town of Bewdley.

The New Country Inn is personally run by Celia Perrin, and her partner Christopher Sweet, who collectively have many years experience in hospitality and B&B services.

The Royal Forester is a charming traditional inn that dates back to 1411. It is located in the heart of the Wyre Forest within Worcestershire. It offers a unique eating & drinking experience combined with individually themed luxury ensuite bedrooms.