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Roadworks affecting access to the Malvern Hills Hotel.

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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 Hotel Remains Open & Accessible

Getting to the Hotel

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 is on the A449 by British Camp (the iron age fort also known as the Herefordshire Beacon) halfway between both Malvern and Ledbury. A hostelry has stood at this location for over five hundred years.

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How to get to Malvern Hills Hotel

If approaching from the North, exit at M5 junction 7, and pick up the A449 from Worcester through Malvern. Stay on this road right through Malvern, and as the road climbs over the top of the hills at British Camp, we are immediately on your right
hand side.

If arriving from the South or East, exit at M50 junction 2, take the A417 west to Ledbury, then in Ledbury town centre turn right for Malvern, on the A449. As you go over the Hills, we are on the left hand side.

Malvern offers two train stations, both of which are approximately four miles from the hotel. From Birmingham New Street station, look for local Central Trains services to Hereford, and disembark at either of Great Malvern or Malvern Link stations.

National Express offers services with drop-off points in Malvern Link. Again this will leave you approximately four miles from the hotel. There are a number of local taxi firms available to take you the rest of the way, but booking in advance may be advisable.

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We are open - Access To The Hotel Info

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 Hotel Remains Open & Accessible

Getting to the Hotel

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.