Roadworks affecting access to the Malvern Hills Hotel.
We are looking forward to welcoming you to The Malvern Hills Hotel and wanted to make you aware of a road closure which may affect your journey to us.
We have been advised that the A449 is currently closed between the B4232 turn at Jubilee Drive and the A4104, the road towards Welland and Upton.
The Malvern Hills Hotel remains open as usual and is accessible throughout the road closure.
If you are travelling from Malvern, you can still reach the hotel via the Wyche Cutting and Jubilee Drive.
If you are approaching from the Upton/Welland direction or from further north, you may need to follow the signed diversion routes via Eastnor or Colwall, depending on your direction of travel, before continuing towards the hotel.
We recommend allowing a little extra time for your journey and following the signed diversion routes rather than relying solely on your usual route or satellite navigation, as road conditions and diversions may change.
We appreciate that road closures can be inconvenient and apologise for any additional time they may add to your journey. However, the hotel remains open as usual, and we very much look forward to welcoming you.
If you have any concerns about your journey or would like advice on the best route to take, please do not hesitate to contact our team before travelling.






The Malvern Hills Hotel with superb locally sourced food and an 18th-century oak lounge bar, is nestled in the spectacular surroundings of the Malvern Hills.
The hotel is situated directly opposite the Iron Age hill fort, British Camp, a major landmark with a superb vista from the summit. It is perfectly positioned for different walks and trails along the hills, or for exploring the local area.
The Malvern Hills Hotel serves well-prepared food using the finest local produce. You can choose to dine in the popular lounge bar, or in either of the two charming and stylish restaurants. There is an al fresco option on the spacious terrace.
We welcome dogs and their owners in the Oak Lounge Bar area, so you can sit back and relax indoors as well as outside.
Keep up to date with our many events, special offers and specials menus throughout the year.
Whether it is a light snack, a hearty bar meal or something a little more special, our head chef and his team are on hand to provide a sumptuous selection to suit every appetite.
Relax in the Oak Lounge Bar, where in the colder months the log burner will keep you warm, or maybe out on the terrace to enjoy the sunshine and fresh air in the summertime.
Each one of our comfortably styled rooms is ideal for that stay away from home, a relaxing environment for even the weariest of traveller.
An ingrained sense of style pervades, with many of the rooms commanding stunning views across the Herefordshire countryside. Our rooms retain the warmth and character of this beautiful old building, while being fully equipped with modern comforts.
All rates include bed and breakfast.
The hills are the perfect place to walk or cycle with paths covering the entire range of hills allowing people of all abilities to enjoy the fantastic scenery and surroundings.
We’re situated at the foot of British Camp, an Iron Age hill fort.
Views from the top of the British Camp are nothing short of spectacular on a clear day enabling the walker to see 13 of the surrounding counties, and on into Wales and the heart of England.

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We are looking forward to welcoming you to The Malvern Hills Hotel and wanted to make you aware of some roadworks which may affect your journey to us.
We have been advised that the A449 is currently closed between the B4232 turn at Jubilee Drive and the A4104, the road towards Welland and Upton.
The Malvern Hills Hotel remains open as usual and is accessible throughout the road closure.
If you are travelling from Malvern, you can still reach the hotel via the Wyche Cutting and Jubilee Drive.
If you are approaching from the Upton/Welland direction or from further north, you may need to follow the signed diversion routes via Eastnor or Colwall, depending on your direction of travel, before continuing towards the hotel.
We recommend allowing a little extra time for your journey and following the signed diversion routes rather than relying solely on your usual route or satellite navigation, as road conditions and diversions may change.
We appreciate that road closures can be inconvenient and apologise for any additional time they may add to your journey. However, the hotel remains open as usual, and we very much look forward to welcoming you.
If you have any concerns about your journey or would like advice on the best route to take, please do not hesitate to contact our team before travelling.