The Wyche Inn

My son and I stayed for a couple of nights in the ground floor flat. We have visited here many times and will continue to do so. Steph, Tony and all their staff are so friendly and helpful and all take a lot of pride in their work. The food here is always well presented and delicious and the views are stunning ! You only have to walk around the corner to access a choice of walks on the beautiful Malvern Hills. I am already looking forward to our next visit.

Stayed for 2 nights. Room was very clean and tidy with complimentary tea, coffee, water and biscuits. Food was excellent with big breakfast and dinner menus. Good range of real ales. Obliging hosts made us feel very welcome. We would certainly stay here again.

After a long walk on The Malverns it's a welcome site to see The Wyche Inn, a good variety of lagers, cider and guest ales. The food is excellent and we can highly recommend The beer battered fish and The Chicken Pancetta you will not be disappointed.

We visited for a mid week lunch during a trip to the midlands and both had a roast. It was very quiet due to the time we were there but the service was friendly and they even brought out an ice cream for our dog to have which was lovely. Nice views from the pub and the road it’s on as well

We took a friend for lunch. Haven't eaten there for decades, but a friend told us it was on great form. Situated on the pavement at the top the Wyche between Malvern and Colwall, it has amazing views over the Severn Valley. It has two largish bars with loads of beams and traditional decor. Extensive menu / specials board - with loads of veggie options. Our food was all home cooked to a very high quality. Portion sizes will suit even the hungriest walkers! Prices are middle of the road, but great value considering the quality and sizes. The Gents loo is brilliant - smart and witty with beer barrels fashioned into urinals. Highly recommended.

I have been coming here once a year since 2015. Steph and Tony and their team are amazing ! The care and effort that they all put in is wonderful. Breakfast is lovely and all their lunch and evening meals are delicious. I really think the quality that they offer is fabulous !

We had a frontal view across the seven valley I grew up just below this pub and loved the local walks such a magical place. Malvern has something for all age groups, there are plenty of quaint cafes at reasonable prices with takeaways, a fish and chip shop also a Waitrose. I would recommend visiting the theatre in the Winter Gardens where you can buy a good coffee. Further into the town is a Wetherspoons at the Foley Arms hotel with wonderful views over the valley.

The Wyche Inn is a “pub with accommodation” situated near the top of the Malverns ridge close to Great Malvern itself. It’s a welcoming, well run place, which pays attention to small but important details – like providing a really good supply of coat hangers, or always restocking the tea things with exactly the right tea bags and biscuits. The local information package (including suggested walks) was one of the most interesting and informative I have ever seen. Our room was simple but had everything we needed and was clean and well maintained. Its star feature was a simply magnificent view out across Worcestershire, which because of the situation of the Wyche inn, I think all of the rooms share. The breakfasts are ample and well cooked, and overall we thought our stay was good value for money. Additional points:- • The Malverns hills are in an isolated ridge offering spectacular views over Worcestershire and Herefordshire. C.S. Lewis walked there regularly with J.R.R. Tolkein. Other luminaries – such as Charles Darwin, Evelyn Waugh and Edward Elgar almost certainly also visited. • Great Malvern is quirky, interesting, former Edwardian spa town with, for example, rare fluted Victorian pillar boxes and some of the last remaining street gas lighting in England. There is fun to be had in deciding which lamp post is the precise model for the one in the Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe (they must have been an inspiration). • Even better Ledbury is an easily overlooked historic town with lots of fascinating features and many mini museums which generally seem to be free. • Car parking at the Wyche Inn itself is limited. However, in our experience, there are plenty of spaces for parking on the road outside, and there is unlikely to be a serious problem.

The Wyche Inn is a well run Pub/Hotel with good rooms (wonderful view) & very welcoming hosts. There are lots of little touches in the rooms over and above those you find in big hotels. There is a good choice of exellent food for the evenings and very good breakfasts. There is easy access to the hill walks without the need to drive & park elsewhere - everything you and your dog need for a good stay!