Inn in Malvern Hills District
4-Star Inn
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About this inn
Located one and a half miles from Great Malvern, perched high on the eastern side of the Malvern Hills by the Wyche Cutting, The Wyche Inn is a traditional English public house offering breathtaking views across the Severn Vale.
Amenities
Free WiFi/internet
Free Parking
Non-smoking
Bar
WiFi/Internet
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Ratings and reviews
100% verified reviews7 / 10Good·Sep 2026
breakfast was fabulous!! it was a flying visit for me but clean and comfortable -lovely views
the bed was a little uncomfortable but not awful
8 / 10Excellent·Aug 2026
Location was good with great views over the countryside, the food was very good and the staff superb. Parking was a little tight but manageable, with parking 'on road' if necessary.
First impression go rear of pub, was poor, as there was a lot of used micro waves and other bits stacked up outside (probably due to the refurbishment), that could have been cleared.
9 / 10Outstanding·Aug 2026
We enjoyed our stay at the Wyche Inn, The bed was very comfortable, plenty of tea, coffee and water. Breakfast was very good, plenty of choice.
The views are spectacular and you can walk on to the hills from the pub.
Parking is limited but you have to remember the pub is situated on the Malvern Hills!
6 / 10Average·Sep 2026
Pleasant location conveniently situated for Great Malvern and good off road customer parking. Secure private door for access to accommodation and adequate wi-fi. Lovely view to the east from the bedroom at this commanding height. Good breakfast but very limited availability.
Staff were friendly and helpful.
The pub was closed for two of our three nights stay, so we were only able to have breakfast on two mornings and the hours for that were limited to 8 - 9.15 am.
It was only possible to eat in on one of those nights because of the closure on Monday and also on Sunday because of the the not unusual early Sunday dining hours. However, having eaten out, we assumed we would be able to have a drink and relax outside when we returned, but the pub was closed.
Relaxing outside is restricted to a small off road yard, but that is closed when the pub is closed; there is no garden. A breath of fresh air out of doors can only be achieved by standing on the street, which we had to do for two nights.
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8.5Excellent
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"Beautiful view from room, room was clean, perfect for what you need. Staff were lovely and the breakfast was really nice. Perfect spot to stay."
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