Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
lovely rooms, spacious and plenty of storage and a fridge. Good restaurant and good menu, reasonably priced. Nice seating areas to front and rear including a pizza oven.
Breakfast was good, though you had to order the previous night, so you are stuck with what you ordered no matter what kind of night you have!
lovely rooms, spacious and plenty of storage and a fridge. Good restaurant and good menu, reasonably priced. Nice seating areas to front and rear including a pizza oven.
Breakfast was good, though you had to order the previous night, so you are stuck with what you ordered no matter what kind of night you have!
Great place for a treat, booked inclusive of eveing meal and really enjoyed it all. Room had been upgraded when we arrived as an added bonus. Nice bathroom - underfloor heating, walk in shower. Great views from the room.
Great place for a treat, booked inclusive of eveing meal and really enjoyed it all. Room had been upgraded when we arrived as an added bonus. Nice bathroom - underfloor heating, walk in shower. Great views from the room.
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed November 2, 2012Reviewed November 2, 2012
We stayed here in August to attend a wedding nearby so didn't get chance to eat here so we thought we would return. The food was excellent, so was the room, staff and whole experience. There was just one small thing, the first time we stayed we had breakfast in the main bar/restaurant but this time we were seated in a separate room that was just laid out with tables and chairs and it just lacked a bit of atmosphere. Excellent breakfast though. An amazing find and we will definitely be...
We stayed here in August to attend a wedding nearby so didn't get chance to eat here so we thought we would return. The food was excellent, so was the room, staff and whole experience. There was just one small thing, the first time we stayed we had breakfast in the main bar/restaurant but this time we were seated in a separate room that was just laid out with tables and chairs and it just lacked a bit of atmosphere. Excellent breakfast though. An amazing find and we will definitely be...
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed November 27, 2017Reviewed November 27, 2017
The Bell Inn is a delightful property in beautiful surroundings. Our room was clean & bright with a very comfortable double bed. We had an evening meal & breakfast the following morning & the food was excellent. Staff were very friendly & helpful. We would definitely stay here again 😊
The Bell Inn is a delightful property in beautiful surroundings. Our room was clean & bright with a very comfortable double bed. We had an evening meal & breakfast the following morning & the food was excellent. Staff were very friendly & helpful. We would definitely stay here again 😊
A friendly family run pub with excellent meals, carvery, and breakfasts. The staff were all very efficient and friendly. The carvery was excellent with a choice of three roasts, eight vegetables and two different potatoes followed by a good choice of dessert. Breakfasts are equally good with a large choice.
A friendly family run pub with excellent meals, carvery, and breakfasts. The staff were all very efficient and friendly. The carvery was excellent with a choice of three roasts, eight vegetables and two different potatoes followed by a good choice of dessert. Breakfasts are equally good with a large choice.
Nice hotel which we have stayed at many times and convenient to get to Malvern from, where we visit the shows often. Parking sometimes a bit of a lottery, due to nearby presence of the Harvester eating house etc., but we have always managed to find a spot. It depends on what time of day you arrive.
Nice hotel which we have stayed at many times and convenient to get to Malvern from, where we visit the shows often. Parking sometimes a bit of a lottery, due to nearby presence of the Harvester eating house etc., but we have always managed to find a spot. It depends on what time of day you arrive.
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed September 30, 2018Reviewed September 30, 2018
A very beautiful 50s-art deco modern space about 10 minutes walk from Five ways station. The team are incredibly friendly and the gastropub next door serves great food. You are emailed a code that works on the front door and your bedroom so no keys to lose. The little touches really stand out from decor to the food ingredients and I’d highly recommend the High Field to stay.
A very beautiful 50s-art deco modern space about 10 minutes walk from Five ways station. The team are incredibly friendly and the gastropub next door serves great food. You are emailed a code that works on the front door and your bedroom so no keys to lose. The little touches really stand out from decor to the food ingredients and I’d highly recommend the High Field to stay.
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed November 2, 2017Reviewed November 2, 2017
The rooms we had were lovely. Great friendly staff, went out of there way to order us a taxi and recommended some resturants for us. Breakfast was amazing, full English breakfast was lovely and plenty of choices.
Thank you
The rooms we had were lovely. Great friendly staff, went out of there way to order us a taxi and recommended some resturants for us. Breakfast was amazing, full English breakfast was lovely and plenty of choices.
Thank you
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed September 1, 2019Reviewed September 1, 2019
I’ve used this place a few times, its location is great and it’s very modern, well decorated and comfy. The rooms are week done out and are equipped with fridges and microwaves and there’s a central kitchen with an oven and toaster and hob to use with a washer and dryer. It’s excellent and your minutes from Morrisons, Wetherspoons and the town centre and there’s free parking. It’s essentially a large house split into about 16 flats.
I’ve used this place a few times, its location is great and it’s very modern, well decorated and comfy. The rooms are week done out and are equipped with fridges and microwaves and there’s a central kitchen with an oven and toaster and hob to use with a washer and dryer. It’s excellent and your minutes from Morrisons, Wetherspoons and the town centre and there’s free parking. It’s essentially a large house split into about 16 flats.
Malcolm
Reviewed December 20, 2023Reviewed December 20, 2023
Parking at NCP Birmingham High Street car park at discounted rate of £10.50, ensure you ask for exit ticket.
Easy to find, clean and comfortable. Complimentary breakfast was good. Complimentary Hot beverages throughout the day near reception.
Kitchenette was handy and fridge was convenient.
Downside was bathroom sink was slow to drain and waste hole was so dirty. Shower isn’t powerful enough, but all was clean.
Major tram works going on in Corporation Street, however requested a higher...
Parking at NCP Birmingham High Street car park at discounted rate of £10.50, ensure you ask for exit ticket.
Easy to find, clean and comfortable. Complimentary breakfast was good. Complimentary Hot beverages throughout the day near reception.
Kitchenette was handy and fridge was convenient.
Downside was bathroom sink was slow to drain and waste hole was so dirty. Shower isn’t powerful enough, but all was clean.
Major tram works going on in Corporation Street, however requested a higher...
Pui
Reviewed October 19, 2021Reviewed October 19, 2021
The best time to visit Kinver is typically during the spring (April to June) and autumn (September to October) months.
These periods offer pleasant weather for exploring the area's natural beauty, such as Kinver Edge and the Rock Houses. You'll find the temperatures are mild, making it comfortable for outdoor activities like walking and cycling without the extremes of summer heat or winter cold. The landscape is also particularly picturesque during these seasons, with spring blossoms or autumn colours.
Couples looking for a relaxing getaway will appreciate the quieter atmosphere outside the peak summer holidays. You can enjoy strolls along the Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal or explore the village's independent shops and tearooms at a more leisurely pace.
Families might find the summer months (July and August) appealing due to school holidays, but should be prepared for potentially busier attractions.
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