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Roadworks affecting access to the Malvern Hills Hotel between 14th September to 9th October 2026.

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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 carriageway repair works will be taking place on the B4232 Jubilee Drive from 14 September until 9 October 2026.

These works are taking place in addition to the current closure of the A449 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 accessible, and diversions are in place.

If you are approaching from the Malvern/Upton direction or from the north, you will be redirected towards the B4232 and its junction with the A449, where the hotel is located.

Depending on your direction of travel, the diversion may take you via Welland -> Castlemorton ->Rye cross -> Hollybush ->Eastnor or Via Old wyche road -> B4218 through Colwall before bringing you 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 during the works.

We appreciate that roadworks 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.

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We are open - Access To The Hotel Info

14th September to 9th October 2026

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 carriageway repair works will be taking place on the B4232 Jubilee Drive from 14 September until 9 October 2026.

These works are taking place in addition to the current closure of the A449 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 accessible, and diversions are in place.

If you are approaching from the Malvern/Upton direction or from the north, you will be redirected towards the B4232 and its junction with the A449, where the hotel is located.

Depending on your direction of travel, the diversion may take you via Welland -> Castlemorton ->Rye cross -> Hollybush ->Eastnor or Via Old wyche road -> B4218 through Colwall before bringing you 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 during the works.

We appreciate that roadworks 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.