Just returned from a 5 day coach trip staying at the Malvern Hotel.Had read reviews prior to our visit and to be honest I do not know what those complaining are going on about. Its a nice family run hotel.You get very good value for money.Some have said the food is basic. Well we were offered choices of Roast beef,Gammon,,Roast... More

The hotel is low cost If you want a basic clean hotel with helpful and friendly staff The Malvern is ideal The bar prices are excellent value A bottle of house wine for £5 and spirits for £2. The food is also very good It is family run and the staff go the extra mile

Spent a weekend aat the Malven hotel,ignore the horrible reviews its great.The owners and staff,were all friend;y,owe room was clean,the beds comfortable.The food was very good with plenty of choice and large potions.The entertainment was great. we all had a fab weekend,go there and try it. Mrs P.Sussex

Anyone reading the previous review would rightly feel uncertain about this hotel---IGNORE IT--this is a lovely hotel--old fashioned-yes but it feels nice and homely---the food is exceptional both in quality,quantity and choice. The Mrs's Patels are very welcoming and we found no problems whatsoever---My biggest compliment would be that they have a hotel that is as the title suggests--a little... More

We got to the hotel at about 5pm and checked out a couple of hrs later it was dirty tacky basic smelt awful on entering everything was extra no food choices diy breakfast and rude staff when we left a member of staff said are u going to another hotel as it was normal no option to explain why our... More

Just spent 4 nights at the Malvern. Really old fashioned mainly catering for the senior citizens. Can't complain, we knew what we were getting when we booked by reading trip advisor. Overall pleasantly surprised. The room was good value. Breakfast very good. Staff very friendly. Most of all the other guests were very good company.

Just spent 4 nights at the Malvern. I can only comment on our room. Where do I start? Room 21 was on the top floor, I felt as if I had walked back into the 1940/1950's. The decor was atrocious, every piece of furniture in the room was different, nothing matched & it looked like it had all come from... More

We stayed in room 7. Certainly not lucky 7. Toilet with falling apart plastic folding door.Tiny shower cubical opened straight into main room-absolutely no privacy. Bed &furniture appeared to be from a child's bedroom.Food reasonably good but just one knife &fork for starter &main meal .Certainly not reccomended and we most certainly would not return.

I have just returned home from five days here. Three friends and myself travelled with Travelstyle and we were transfered to the Melvern from another hotel which had closed down. (Seagrove) It was the best thing that could have happened. The staff were all very friendly. Everywhere was spotlessly clean. Our rooms, for which we had one each would have... More