Hotels in Worcester (England, United Kingdom)

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562 hotels in Worcester

  1. Travelodge Worcester

    3 Stars

    Panoramic cathedral views, Pet-friendly city stays

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    Premier Inn Worcester City Centre

    3 Stars

    Worcester County Cricket Ground views, Thyme bar and grill

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  3. Diglis House Hotel

    4 Stars

    Riverside Conservatory Restaurant, Historic Georgian country house setting

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    The Worcester Whitehouse Hotel

    4 Stars

    Indoor heated swimming pool, Secure city centre parking

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  5. Premier Inn Worcester - M5 Jct6

    3 Stars

    On-site Thyme restaurant, Worcester Royal Hospital proximity

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  6. Ye Olde Talbot Hotel

    3 Stars

    Classic four-poster bedrooms, Central city transport access

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    Days Inn by Wyndham Tewkesbury Strensham

    2 Stars

    Spacious multi-bed family rooms, Strategic M5 motorway gateway

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  8. Stanbrook Abbey Hotel

    4 Stars

    Panoramic views from the bell tower, The Refectory restaurant

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  9. The Royal Oak

    Hearty classic British dining, Regular live music entertainment

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  10. Boutique by Browns

    3 Stars

    Riverside setting with cathedral views, Browns at the Quay restaurant

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  12. The Pear Tree Inn & Country Hotel

    3 Stars

    Expansive landscaped gardens, Dedicated wedding and event venue

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  13. The Hop Merchant's House

    Communal rooftop terrace, Victorian property refurbishment

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  14. The Bulls Head Inn

    3 Stars

    Worcestershire countryside setting, Historic 15th-century inn

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    Old Infirmary

    Historic Grade II listed building, Outdoor terrace seating

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  16. no.12 self check-in apartments

    4 Stars

    Unique contemporary apartment design, Proximity to Worcester City Centre

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  17. Upstairs at 33 - Self check in boutique accommodation in Worcester Centre

    Boutique-style room decor, Fred's cafe downstairs

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  18. The Bell Inn

    Historic village inn ambiance, Exceptional British cuisine

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  19. Hotel The Lenchford Inn

    3 Stars
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    Riize Boutique Hotel & Bar

    5 Stars

    Historic building with modern interiors, Central Worcester location

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  21. The Cardinals Hat

    Unique four-poster and built-in beds, Sun terrace for relaxation

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  22. FARRIERS ARMS

    Traditional British restaurant, Historic Grade II listed pub stay

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  23. The Lenchford

    Rooms with river views and balconies, Fishing access

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  24. Halfway House

    Historic Georgian hotel setting, Tranquil garden access

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  25. The Dewdrop Inn

    Lower Broadheath outdoor activities, Garden access ground floor rooms

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  26. The Retreat

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  27. no 12 - Stunning Self Check-in Apartments in Worcester Centre

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  28. Shepherds Lodge

    Secluded shepherd's hut experience, Access to Malvern Hills

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  29. Stylish And Modern City Centre Apartment With Easy Parking

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  30. Shrubbery Guest House

    Family-run Victorian townhouse, Convenient city access

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  31. Spring Meadow

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  32. Stone Hill Farm B&B

    Garden view accommodation, Romantic countryside retreat

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  33. Severn View Hotel

    Prime River Severn location, Historic riverside building

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  34. Pear Tree - BRAND NEW Stylish City Centre Apartment - Sleeps 4

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  35. The Manor Coach House

    Expansive gardens and countryside views, Converted Victorian coach house apartments

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  36. Faith Homes

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Worcester: A Charming City of History

Combining fascinating history with being a thriving university city, Worcester is a popular choice of destination for both young and old travellers. Highlighted by the magnificent Worcester Cathedral, the city features a wide assortment of attractions, dining options and shops. So from wanting to learn about the origins of Worcestershire sauce to venturing through the wonderful Croome Park, there are many reasons to book a hotel and pay a visit to Worcester!

Fascinating History

Known as being the location for the Civil War’s final battle, the home of the Lea & Perrins factory that produces Worcestershire sauce, and presenting the imposing – yet stunning – Worcester Cathedral, Worcester has an interesting history. Even today, you can roam the streets of the city and view its historic influence. And even certain hotels in the city don’t avoid this heritage, and this is evidenced by the Fownes Hotel – which originated in 1877 as a glove factory! As far as major historic attractions go, the aforementioned Worcester Cathedral is the only place to start. With its building origins dating back to the 11th century, the cathedral possesses incredible architecture and antiquity at every turn. Croome Park, where its visitor centre was previously a secret wartime air base, is another recommended place to visit, while the commended Hanbury Hall is a picturesque stately home from the 18th century. And if history is your thing, further points of interest include the Museum of Royal Worcester, Elgar Birthplace Museum and Worcester Guildhall.

A Varied Demographic

Although it does boast a rich heritage that makes it a great place to visit for history buffs, Worcester also offers plenty of other things that will draw the attention of other demographics. Firstly, the acclaimed University of Worcester ensures that there is a healthy student population residing in the city. And somewhat in relation to this, the city also benefits from an exciting nightlife scene, ensuring you can party until the early hours or simply unwind with a late night drink. For the sport enthusiast, the Barnards Green Cricket Club, Worcester Racecourse and Sixways Stadium – the latter of which being the home of the local rugby club – are venues all worth exploring. In addition, younger visitors to the city are also not left out of the fun. This is perhaps best evidenced by The Great Maize Maze, which is a unique attraction that provides the challenge of trying to successfully navigating a ten acre maize field.

Shopping in Style

If purchasing treats and gifts is something you enjoy doing when travelling, Worcester is more than adequately set-up when it comes to this aspect. With that in mind, your first port of call should be the CrownGate Shopping Centre. Positioned in the heart of the city, this shopping centre contains an exciting range of high street retailers. Speaking of well-known retailers, the streets of Worcester are further populated by an abundance of popular chains, while these are interspersed by numerous boutique stores that offer an extra level of independent flavour. Shopping in the city is not just restricted to brick-and-mortar establishments, either. Traditional markets are a regular fixture of Worcester, with the general markets – which feature an eclectic mix of goods and food items – taking place on multiple days throughout the week. During certain times, specialist markets such as a vintage-themed one and the annual Victorian Christmas Fayre are also a part of the Worchester calendar.

Food for All

When visiting Worcester, you don’t have to worry about finding a place to find an unforgettable meal. This is because the city provides a wide array of restaurants that will match whatever taste and budget you require. Fancy a cheap yet tasty lunch? Well you can grab a delicious portion of fried goodness from either Ambleside Fish Bar or Donnelly’s Fish & Chip Shop, while Cafe Afloat – uniquely situated on a narrow boat – and Time to Eat are both a shining example of what a quintessential English café is all about. Although for something that extra bit glamourous and sophisticated, Worcester supplies a strong amount of refined, diverse and highly regarded restaurants. For a small sample of examples, Galleria Italiana serves traditional Italian cuisine within a cosy setting, The Olive Branch specialises in Mediterranean delicacies, and Saffrons Bistro has been a Worcester institution that provides a varied menu in an informal setting. Oh, and don’t forget about those traditional pubs that offer meals, with the Blue Bell and King Charles II being popular options with both locals and visitors.

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