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Thursday, 28 January 2010

Valentines day menu


Don't leave it to late to book for our valentines weekend whether its a meal, champagne, or a room remember we have got you covered.

This year the chef's gone all out to make sure that the menu is just right with a three course meal from twenty five pounds per person your sure to impress that special someone. The menu is available Friday the 12th Saturday 13th and Sunday 14th alongside our already excellent al a carte menu.

Feel free to download our Valentines menu below

Helicopter shots of the British camp



As you all know a couple of weeks ago it snowed and we were lucky enough to have a helicopter do a flyover of the camp, getting some great shots. They are not all ready for general consumption yet however I thought id give you a chance to see some of what’s to come.

Wednesday, 27 January 2010

Blog goes live on website!!

Finally got a link from the hotel website to the blog today. Hopfully more of you will be able to find us now!!

Wednesday, 30 September 2009

Times Walks: The Malvern Hills



On saturday the 19th of september Christopher Somerville, renowned country walks righter published an excellent walk in the Times, including the hotel as a starting and finishing point.


Please click the link to down load a PDF of the walk

Or to read his complete article on line at

Friday, 20 March 2009

British Camp Tombstone

I had a wonder over the road this morning with Whiskey and took a few pictures of the base of British Camp. This one is of a tombstone giving an explanation of the hillfort. As we can see the it tells us that the hill is 1115ft tall in my humble opinion tall enough to be a mountain!

Part of the text upon the tombstone reads thusly

One of the finest earthworks in Britain, built around the second century b.c. later enlarged and altered before the roman conquest it dominates the vicinity and commands magnificent panoramic views.

Please click on the image for a bigger readable shot