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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.

The Malvern 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 where on a clear day, views from the top allow you to see 13 of the surrounding counties, and on into Wales and the heart of England.

Malvern has so much to offer, from walking the beautiful hills, to shopping in the pretty town, and visiting the local theatre, Morgan car factory, stately homes and gardens, Three Counties showground or many other attractions. Malvern’s location makes it an ideal base for touring the area and is within easy reach of such places as Hereford, with the Mappa Mundi housed in the Cathedral, Worcester with its Cathedral and Museum of Royal Worcester, Warwick with the finest medieval castle in England, Cheltenham Spa Town with its Racecourse among others.

IMPORTANT TRAVEL INFORMATION

From May 2026

Due to ongoing roadworks on the A449, there is currently a road closure between the B4232 (Jubilee Drive) and the A4104 (Welland/Upton road).

Diversions are in place for guests travelling from the Malvern, Upton, or northern directions. Please follow the signed diversion routes via the B4232, which will guide you to the junction with the A449 where the hotel is located.

Please note that access to the hotel from the Ledbury and southern direction via the A449 remains unaffected.

If you have any questions or require assistance with directions, please contact our reception team, who will be happy to help.

Explore the Malvern Hills

Malvern Hills Trust

The Malvern Hills Trust have a fantastic website with suggestions of activities you can do on the hills, so if you want to know about walks, biking or fishing this is a good place to look first. Walking maps are also available from Reception

Three Counties Showground​

Located 2 miles down the road from the Malvern Hills Hotel, the Three Counties Showground is a world famous agricultural showground which hold many types of events, including the immensely popular Spring Garden and Autumn Garden Shows.

Eastnor Castle

Located just 4 miles away, Eastnor Castle is one of the most beautiful castles in England, set in amazing surroundings. The castle caters for weddings, corporate events and private parties. It is only open to the public at certain times of the year.

Three Choirs Vineyard

Experience the tradition and quality of English wine making. Take a tour of the vineyard and learn about the history and process. A relaxing and enjoyable day out for wine lovers and nature lovers alike.

Westons Cider

Experience the tradition and craft of cider making. You can take a tour of the cider mill and see the UK’s largest collection of oak vats and taste some of the award-winning ciders.​

Croome Park

A beautiful and historic place National Trust to visit - explore landscaped gardens, see the exotic plants in the Temple Greenhouse, RAF base, grand historical home and enjoy the views from the Panorama Tower.

Malvern Theatre

Malvern Theatre has something for everyone from drama and comedy to musicals and opera, featuring some of the biggest names and the finest talent. You can also enjoy a movie in the cinema, or browse the exhibitions in the gallery.

Visit The Malverns

Find out more about the Malverns from the official tourism website to find out whats happening in the area.

How To Get Here

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.

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.