Malvern Great Malvern Priory Hotels

"Great hotel. Breakfast fabulous. Parking maybe a little tight but otherwise great. Room tidy big and clean"

"This is a special place: a Georgian villa perched on the slope of the Malvern hills, with an unbelievable view over the town and into the far distance. The location is ideal for walking into the hills, also very close to the town centre and theatre complex. A quick (though steep) path leads down to a large Waitrose supermarket, just a few minutes away, but hidden by a screen of tall trees. Guests have access to a large and lovingly curated garden which soaks up the morning sunshine. Kitchen is well resourced, and beds are large and comfortable. Although the road at the front of the house is busy, disturbance does not carry through to this apartment. Highly recommended."

"Lovely hotel - friendly staff . Perfect location "

"Nice welcome, lovely staff, clean room with a comfy bed and great food."

"Room spotless, staff excellent, breakfast great"

"Very comfortable and well equipped, with a nice quiet location just a 5 minute walk to Malvern Priory and about 10 minutes to the woods and start of hill walks. I stayed for a week and thoroughly recommend this property. "

"Very well equipped, comfortable apartment close to the town centre. Off road parking was welcome. Just be aware that access from the parking is down an outdoor steel stairway of around 25 steps, not a problem for us. The views from the garden seating are amazing, looking across the valley. Great location for walking the Malvern Hills."

"Great location really close to the Malvern hills so we were able to walk straight from the door to some great views. The apartment itself was perfectly comfortable and we all slept well. The kitchen was missing a few basic items we would have found useful (wooden spoon, ice cube tray, washing up liquid, kitchen roll and cling film). We were however given dishwasher tablets but sadly never found the dishwasher! The apartment was generally clean but the windows could have done with some attention, and to pull the blinds you had to stand on a chair! "