Featured in Michelin, Good Food Guide and with 2 AA Rosettes, Colwall Park offers modern gourmet food using only the finest freshest ingredients and also home-made snacks and bar meals in its popular Lantern Bar. Set in two acres of beautiful gardens at the centre of the peaceful village of Colwall, this elegant hotel is the perfect base for you to explore the glorious Malvern Hills, the picturesque Welsh Marches, Cheltenham and the Cotswolds, and the nearby cathedral cities of Worcester, Hereford and Gloucester. Footpaths from the gardens lead directly onto the slopes of the hills, source of the world famous Malvern Water. The 22 bedrooms are all individually and luxuriously decorated, providing the utmost comfort and elegance, with rooms capturing the spirit of their surroundings. The oak-panelled Seasons Restaurant offers guests classic modern British cooking and was bestowed with the Birmingham Post and Mails prestigious Restaurant of the year award. Experience Colwall Parks stylish suroundings and award-winning cuisine. Indulge in the gastronomic delights of the Gourmet Seasons Restaurant with varied menus full of mouth-wateringly good food, all freshly prepared by the experienced chef using the finest and freshest ingredients and enjoy a drink and a light snack by the roaring fire in the popular and lively Lantern Bar. Long celebrated as one of Britains most alluring landscapes, the Malvern Hills have inspired generations of artists and writers, most notably the composer Sir Edward Elgar. From the undulating ridge of the hills, the views stretch over 10 counties, east across the Cotswolds and west over the Severn Valley to the Welsh mountains. This is wonderful countryside to explore, full of interest and virtually untainted by tourism. The Colwall Park offers the ideal relaxing and tranquil retreat in which to enjoy these beautiful natural surroundings. Colwall park offers instant access to the hills that inspired Elgars Pomp and Circumstance and the Enigma Variations, and the Elgar route leads you to both his birthplace and grave. Other popular side trips include Malvern, the Royal Worcester porcelain factory and Eastnor Castle.
