- Check it’s open before booking
- Walk from the door
- Dogs in rooms
- Near a station
- Breakfast
- Food on site
- Afternoon tea
Why walkers stay here
A hotel with a restaurant in a Victorian building on Graham Road, in the town. You can walk onto the hills from the door.
Facilities for walkers
| Dogs | Well-behaved dogs can stay in certain rooms for an extra £10. |
|---|---|
| Parking | Not stated |
| Breakfast | Yes |
| Restaurant or bar | Restaurant and bar |
| Drying room or boot room | Not stated |
| Packed lunches | Not stated |
| EV charging | Not stated |
| Accessible rooms | Not stated |
| Prices | Single from £105, double or twin from £175 a night with breakfast (hotel website, September 2026) |
From The Cotford Hotel and L'amuse-Bouche Restaurant’s own website. “Not stated” means we couldn’t find it: ask them.
Walks nearby
Straight-line distance from here to the start of each walk.
- St Ann’s Well from Great Malvern · 400 m to the start
- Great Malvern to British Camp along the ridge · 440 m to the start
- Worcestershire Beacon from Great Malvern station · 860 m to the start
- North Hill and the Worcestershire Beacon · 870 m to the start
St Ann’s Well from Great Malvern
- Distance: 1.3 km · 0.8 mi
- Time: 30 min
- Route type: Out and back
A short, steep stroll from the town centre up to St Ann’s Well, the 1813 spring house with a café, on the way to the Worcestershire Beacon.
Great Malvern to British Camp along the ridge
- Distance: 9.1 km · 5.7 mi
- Time: 5 hrs
- Route type: Linear
Start at the Priory, climb steeply through the woods to the ridge and follow it south over the central hills to the British Camp hillfort.
Places to eat nearby
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A pub-hotel in central Great Malvern. The hotel says the walking trails to the top of the hills start just over the road. There is no lift.
- Walk from the door
- Near a station
- Breakfast
- Food on site
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On Church Street in the town centre, a few minutes from Belle Vue Terrace and the start of the walk up to St Ann’s Well.
- By a walk start
- Near a station
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On St Ann’s Road, the lane up to St Ann’s Well, so it sits right on the walk from the town centre onto the hills. Dogs are welcome throughout the pub.
- By a walk start
- Dogs welcome
- Near a station
- Garden
These details were checked against the business’s website on 15 Sept 2026. Things change, so check before you travel.