Pershore Number 8 Community Arts centre Hotels

"Rooms were lovely and the staff were so friendly! x"

"place very dated and needs refurbishment staff very friendly "

"Parking was easy and access to the town very good. The staff were helpful and polite."

"Nice staff. Basic but practical. "

"Lovely cosy cottage. Well equiped. Just what we needed and was close to family."

"Beautiful converted barn, in the middle of an apple orchard, right next to a farm shop and butcher - what’s not to love. Hosts were extremely friendly and responsive. Beds were very comfortable and furniture designed for lazy afternoons watching the red kites circling. Definitely would recommend. "

"Room was adequate if a little dated."

"Beautiful property. Quiet and relaxing experience. Lots to see and do within an hour in all directions. Host responds quickly and is ready to address any concerns (we did not have any). I highly recommend staying here. Regarding the VRBO National parks question on the survey, it does not apply if you did not go to one. "

"Beautiful property in grounds of Clive’s of Cropthorne farm and shop/restaurant. Plenty of lovely food to try and delicious sandwiches we bought as we arrived. (The name of the house is actually The Heath not Gatekeepers cottage and is situated on the left as you drive in. This needs changing to avoid confusion.) Freddie was extremely helpful and was in contact with any queries. Modern and very clean, good sized rooms and gorgeous kitchen. Decent fridge freezer. Beds are comfortable and showers are powerful. We left bath mats for people to use. Pershore is a pretty town, The Pickled Plum is a fantastic pub to eat. We visited Midlands Safari, Ludlow, Borton on the Water, British Motor Museum, Diddly Squat Farm Shop and much more. Could use proper wardrobes and dressing tables for the rooms. But we got round this. All in all a great stay in a picturesque location We had a great time. Thank you "