please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
Busy hotel with large terrace that is popular with walkers. Service was as average as my pint of Ledbury Olicana Pale Ale. The other 3 handpulls were the unimaginative Wye Valley HPA and Butty Bach and Otter Bitter.
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The Malvern Hills Hotel is situated quite high up and its more of a hotel than a pub. 4 real ales were on though - Wye Valley Butty Bach & HPA, Ringwood Boon Doggle & Thwaites Wainwright. Seems to be popular for food too.
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Surprisingly for a hotel, the bar serves well kept beers at sensible prices. It's a busy place and popular for its restaurant which serves a good menu at reasonable prices.
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Well situated at the top of the Malverns next to British Camp. Modern style hotel but reasonably priced ales, 4 from Wye Valley plus Malvern Hills Bitter
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It wouldn't be fair of me to rate the pub as I haven't had a drink there for over five years. However they serve an excellent (if a little pricey) breakfast so you can sometimes find the wife and I there Sunday morning eitehr before or after taking the dogs for a walk on the Malverns.
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Good Sunday lunch, nice atmosphere, speedy service, reasonable prices.
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Nice place, idyllic setting, nice beer garden, well priced. Worth a visit even if not staying in the hotel.
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Good Accomodation, Cider, Beer and Food.
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Large hotel near British Camp. Although it is residential, the large, dark panelled bar always has good quality local beer and friendly staff.
Jimbo Smith - 7 May 2004 23:39 |
