Bed And Breakfast in Callow Hill

Situated on an elevated position which gives panoramic views across seven counties our traditional pub, restaurant and accommodation is ideal for families and parties alike. Our SIZZLERS RESTAURANT has a reputation for good hospitality and a fine selection of good food, with a full a la carte menu, which reflects the very best in ENGLISH FAYRE. Why not visit our 11 newly built, modern, twin, double & family bedrooms? All rooms include:- LCD digital flatscreen TV/Freeview,Tea & Coffee making facilities, Full English or Continental Breakfast, Dial Direct phone. We have ample car parking and welcome coach parties by appointment. We have a childrens play area, and beer garden as well as pool table. We also have disabled access. We are open from noon-midnight, Sunday - Thursday, noon - 1am Friday and Saturday. Food served from from Monday to Sunday, midday to 2.30pm and in the evenings from 6pm to 9pm

Set in 20 acres of Worcestershire countryside, this hotel is just a short drive from the West Midlands Safari Park, Severn Valley Steam Railway, Warwick Castle and Cadbury World. The Sebastian Coe Health Club also features a 25 meter indoor pool. The Ramada Hotel & Resort Restaurant. Steeped in atmosphere, style and elegance, The Court Restaurant has been tastefully refurbished to reflect yesterdays charm with todays modern cuisine. The Ramada Hotel and Resort Kidderminster is the ideal choice for conferences and events. Youll find 6 conference rooms to choose from, the largest of which can hold up to 450 delegates. The hotel sports a Sebastian Coe Health Club, offering a great range of health and leisure facilities, including an indoor pool, sauna and solarium, hair studio, steam room and spa bath, tennis courts, gymnasium and aerobics and snooker. Enjoy the Hotels Health & Beauty Salon. So you can top up your tan, have a back massage, facial and pedicure. Just let us know in advance so we can arrange your session. Theres also aerobics, tennis, snooker and an Olympic size pool to try out.

The Menzies Stourport Manor is a country house hotel set within 23 acres of grounds. The Manor House was originally the previous residence of Sir Stanley Baldwin and the hotel has just completed a multi million pound refurbishment in February 2009. All public areas, bedrooms and conference and banqueting areas have been refurbished. Bedrooms offer flat screen televisions, a selection of 30 television channels, WIFI and all rooms are quiet as the hotel is set away from the main road. Situated within the hotel is Waves Leisure Club that offers a large swimming pool, sauna, jacuzzi, solarium, and beauty treatments on request. The hotel has two separate gym areas with cardiovascular and resistance equipment. In addition to this there is a squash court and an outdoor tennis court. The hotel’s restaurant offers a range of contemporary food and breakfast offers a hot and cold buffet where you can eat as much as you wish, a separate bar area is also available where Sky Sports Channels are shown. The hotel offers extensive grounds with plenty of seating where you can enjoy the evenings, car parking is also available which is complimentary.

Olive Guest House is a family run guest house / B&B, offering desirable and comfortable accommodation, with a private customer car park, set in a spacious Victorian house, providing the warmth and friendliness of a home away from home. Ideally located in Stourport-on-Severn but yet only 3 miles from Kidderminster town centre and just 11 miles from Worcester. The ideal place to stay, as we are only a short walk away from Stourport town centre, the River Severn and the canal network and only a few minutes drive from Kidderminster with its shopping centre, West Midlands Safari Park, and the Severn Valley Railway.

Nestled on the Worcestershire and Shropshire borders alongside the river Severn sits the picturesque town of Bewdley, known for its Georgian architecture and quaint black and white cottages, with stunning riverside frontage. Alongside the seemingly tranquil river on the north side of the bridge, you will find us at The Mug House, Bewdley?s finest river view Inn and, restaurant where you can also take the opportunity to extend your visit by staying in our riverside accommodation, A warm and friendly welcome will always await you when you wander into this wonderful old inn. The Mug House is the perfect platform for those exhilarating walks along the river to see, hear and take in the panoramic views and wildlife in and around this stunning Georgian town of Bewdley. Other attractions include the Severn Valley Railway, which continues to Kidderminster and Bridgnorth. Slightly further a field is the city of Worcester and the Malvern Hills.

The listed Gainsborough House Hotel, Bar & Restaurant has recently been transformed into a stylish and contemporary property with 42 en suite bedrooms. Located on the A456 the hotel is a 5 minute walk from the town centre and only 1 mile from the West Midlands Safari Park. The ever popular Gainsborough Restaurant in its new surroundings continues to serve divinely tasty cuisine with fresh local ingredients. An extensive range of drinks and snacks are available in the Lounge Bar to suit all taste buds. Sky sports channels 1, 2 & 3 are available in the bar and free high speed internet access is available throughout the hotel. Complimentary parking is available on site.

Full of character and period charm idyllically set amid glorious countryside. eighteen beautiful individually decorated en-suite bedrooms.A restaurant full of character with exposed beams, stonework and large inglenook. Imaginatively prepared dishes using fresh local produce, fish is a speciality.The crown is surrounded by tumbling streams,lush farmland and wooded valleys. Great for walkers

The Elms Hotel & Spa is a graceful mansion offering a traditional atmosphere characteristic of rural England. The Elms is renowned for its service, elegance and cuisine having been voted one of the top 100 Restaurants in the uk and aquiring British Cheeseboard of the year awards. The Elms is set in ten acres of landscaped gardens. The hotel is located just 10 miles from the M5, set in the beautiful Teme Valley, Worcestershire. The newly opened Aquae Sulis Spa is a welcome retreat for parents, offering a range of relaxing treatments, while the children can be entertained in our Ofsted registered crèche.

Situated in the Teme Valley, offering an inviting atmosphere. In the locals Oak beamed entrance and bar, with low ceilings, which make you feel very cosy, you can enjoy local real ales, or selection of wines by the glass. In the Winter it offers a roaring open fire, as well as a cosy, high ceilinged back room, with soft window seats and sofas, and in the Summer(!) months you can sit outside with views of the valley. The separate restaurant offers relaxed dining, with a seperate lounge, fire, and bar. The food is locally sourced as well as produce from across the region, and specialist suppliers.

One visit to Bewdley will explain why this town was once described as ‘the most perfect small Georgian town in Worcestershire’. Thomas Telford’s famed arch bridge provides a focal point for the town, spanning the River Severn. Outside of the town, you can enjoy the Worcestershire countryside or take in nearby attractions, including the Severn Valley Railway, West Midland Safari & Leisure Park and Wyre Forest. George Hotel dates from the 17th century and is perfectly located in the town centre.

The Halfway House Inn is a 16th Century Inn situated in beautiful Shropshire countryside just over a mile from Bridgnorth Town Centre. Peter & Cecile Williams have been at The Halfway House since 1997 & have been successful hoteliers & publicans for over 40 years. They are well known for both the quality of their home cooked locally sourced food. There is a humongous breakfast to sustain the heartiest of appetites, a bar menu for lunchtime, a seasonal a la carte & a 3 Course table dhote dinner menu to choose from. The Inn was somewhat notorious, mainly in relation to after hours drinking offences & the present proprietor is proud to be continuing this tradition,often well into the early hours, although now restricted to residents & their bona fide guests.First licensed in 1620,it was originally known as the Old Red Lion Inn but following a visit by Princess Victoria in 1823 whilst en route between Pitchford Hall near Shrewsbury & Great Witley Court near Worcester she asked where she was. The reply was given "halfway there mam". Since then date the Inn has been known by its present name. The oldest part of the building also boasts a wonderful example of an Elizabethan wall mural that has been preserved behind glass for all to see.