- Walk from the door
- Near a station
- Breakfast
- Food on site
Why walkers stay here
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. You can walk onto the hills from the door.
“It’s a perfect location if you enjoy walking, discovering local history and enjoying outstanding natural beauty and panoramic views.”
Facilities for walkers
| Dogs | Dogs are not allowed (Wetherspoon policy). |
|---|---|
| Parking | No on-site parking. The nearest long-stay pay-and-display car park is on Victoria Road. |
| 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 |
From The Foley Arms Hotel’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 · 160 m to the start
- Great Malvern to British Camp along the ridge · 250 m to the start
- Worcestershire Beacon from Great Malvern station · 880 m to the start
- North Hill and the Worcestershire Beacon · 960 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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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
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A Georgian hotel on Belle Vue Terrace in the centre of Great Malvern, a short walk from the paths up the hills. Its Mulberry Tree restaurant serves afternoon tea daily.
- Walk from the door
- Near a station
- Parking
- Breakfast
- Food on site
- Afternoon tea
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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
These details were checked against the business’s website on 15 Sept 2026. Things change, so check before you travel.