Broadway Hotels: Where to Stay in Worcestershire

Broadway is a Cotswold village in Worcestershire with a long High Street, a heritage railway and a hilltop tower. The hotels in Broadway range from a historic coaching inn to a country house on the hill and a pub with five rooms. This guide covers the Broadway Worcestershire hotels we could confirm from official pages and the village tourism site. We flag every gap and we do not quote rates, because rates change daily.

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Where to Stay in Broadway, Worcestershire

Hotels in Broadway Village

The village tourism site lists ten hotels with a Broadway postcode. Some have High Street or village green addresses. Others sit on the hills outside the village. Below we cover the ones with enough confirmed detail to be useful.

Check-in and check-out times were not published on any official page we read. Ask each property when you book. Rooms, spa access and restaurant hours can all change with the season.

The Lygon Arms

The Lygon Arms stands on the High Street, Broadway, WR12 7DU. Call 01386 852255. The village tourism site says the parish register first mentions the inn in 1532 and some bedrooms date from the 1500s.

The village site counts 86 bedrooms and suites. Half sit in the original buildings and half in the Garden and Orchard wings. Four more rooms fill Orchard Cottage, a thatched cottage in the walled garden. The hotel’s own site also lists Annex rooms and suites such as the Charles I Suite.

The spa has a 13-metre indoor pool with a retractable roof, a spa bath, saunas and a eucalyptus steam room. A fitness centre has Technogym equipment. The hotel runs Grill by James Martin and Tavern by James Martin. Afternoon tea is served in the Russell room. Both sources say well-behaved dogs are welcome, and the village site says most bedrooms take them.

Parking is on site. The village site reports more than 100 spaces and four electric vehicle charging points. Free Wi-Fi is listed. Two sources back these details, so we rate the Lygon Arms as confirmed.

Dormy House Hotel

Dormy House sits on Willersey Hill, Broadway, WR12 7LF. Reception is on 01386 852711. The village tourism site gives the same address, which is outside the village centre.

The hotel’s site lists 39 rooms and suites. Types include standard rooms, luxury suites, hot tub suites and The Nook. Rose Cottage also appears on the page. The house spa is called the Dormy Head Spa. Spa enquiries go to 01386 859910.

Dining has several options. MO is an eight-course tasting menu for 12 guests at a time. The Back Garden, The Shed and The Greenhouse cover garden meals, cocktails with light lunches, and cake with coffee.

An older version of this post promised an indoor pool. We could not confirm a pool on the official page, so we leave the claim out. Ask the hotel before you book if a pool matters to you.

The Broadway Hotel

The Broadway Hotel faces the village green at The Green, Broadway, WR12 7AA. Call 01386 852401. Both the hotel page and the village tourism site give this address.

The hotel page describes a brasserie with seasonal menus. The brasserie is open to guests and to people who are not staying. A bar serves drinks, and the hotel offers coffee, lunch and afternoon tea. The page does not list a room count. We could not confirm the building date from a second source, so we do not state one.

Russell’s of Broadway

Russell’s is at 20 High Street, Broadway, WR12 7DT. Call 01386 853555. The village tourism site lists Russell’s as a restaurant with rooms.

The listing describes eight king-size bedrooms. Each room has an en-suite bathroom, air conditioning, Wi-Fi and a flat-screen TV. A full English breakfast is included. The restaurant is a steak and seafood grill open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Guests can sit in the courtyard or on the front patio.

The operator’s own website blocked our access. Treat Russell’s as single-source and call to confirm rooms and availability.

Crown and Trumpet Inn

The Crown and Trumpet is on Church Street, Broadway, WR12 7AE. Call 01386 853202. The village tourism site calls the inn a traditional 17th-century Cotswold inn.

The listing describes five en-suite rooms. Four are doubles and one is a twin. Each room has a TV, Wi-Fi, tea and coffee, and a hair dryer. The inn serves lunch and dinner, including Sunday roasts, and brews its own seasonal beers.

We found only the village listing for this inn. Confirm the room details by phone.

Abbots Grange Manor House

Abbots Grange is on Church Street, Broadway, WR12 7AE. The listing calls the 14th-century manor the oldest dwelling in Broadway. The property is adults only.

The listing describes 10 rooms and suites. Each has a solid oak four-poster bed. Suites have open fireplaces. Rooms have air conditioning, a Nespresso machine and a Smart TV. Tea and homemade cakes are served to guests between 3pm and 5pm.

We could not find a second source, and the page does not say whether the manor is open now. The phone number on the page is an international format number. Email rooms@abbotsgrange.com or use the booking link to confirm.

Country House Hotels Near Broadway

Several larger hotels sit in the hills close to Broadway. They suit guests who plan to drive and who want a quiet base.

The Fish Hotel

The Fish Hotel is on the Farncombe estate near Broadway. The hotel’s page gives WR12 7LH, while the village site lists WR12 7LJ for the estate. Use the hotel phone number, 01386 858000, to confirm the right entrance for your satnav.

The hotel has 66 rooms plus suites, huts and treehouses. Room types include Hilly Huts, Hideaway Huts, Treehouses and The Hoot. Rooms and suites have Cotswold views. The restaurant, Hook, serves seafood-inspired dinners seven days a week and Sunday lunch.

An older version of this post called the Fish a spa and pool hotel. The official page does not mention a spa or a pool, so we dropped both claims. The Fish is also not in the village centre, so plan on a car or taxi.

Buckland Manor, Foxhill Manor and Others

The village tourism site also lists Buckland Manor at Buckland, near Broadway, WR12 7LY. The site lists Foxhill Manor on the Farncombe estate, WR12 7LJ. The site lists Mill Hay House on Snowshill Road, WR12 7JS, and House of George at 38 to 40 High Street, WR12 7DT.

We could not read an official page for these four. The listing gives addresses only. We do not describe their rooms or facilities. Contact each property directly before you plan around them.

Bed and Breakfasts and Nearby Villages

The village tourism site lists more guesthouses and pubs with rooms. In Broadway, the list includes Mill Hay House and Abbots Grange as bed and breakfasts alongside the Crown and Trumpet and Russell’s.

Nearby villages add choices. The list names Cotswold View Bed and Breakfast at Childswickham, 1.6 miles from Broadway. The list also names The Seagrave Arms, a pub with rooms at Weston Sub-Edge, 3.6 miles away. The list adds The Vine at Stanton and Shenberrow Hill Bed and Breakfast at Stanton, both 3.8 miles away, and Mount Pleasant Farm at Childswickham, 2.8 miles away. These distances come from the village site. We found no second source and no room details.

What We Checked and What We Could Not

We read the official pages for the Lygon Arms, Dormy House, The Broadway Hotel, The Fish Hotel and the village tourism site’s hotel and bed and breakfast lists. We did not find any closure or rebrand notice for the hotels above.

We could not confirm check-in or check-out times for any property. We could not confirm current rates, and we do not publish them. We could not reach the operator websites for Russell’s and Buckland Manor.

We removed claims from the old post when no source backed them up. These included the pool at Dormy House, the spa and pool at the Fish, the 16th-century date for The Broadway Hotel, and the attraction names Cotswold Playhouse and Broadway Tower Gardens.

Confirm every detail by phone before you pay a deposit.

Choosing Where to Stay in Broadway

Pick the High Street if you want to walk to shops, tea rooms and the museums. The Lygon Arms, Russell’s and the Broadway Hotel on the green all sit in the village.

Pick Church Street if you want a smaller property. The Crown and Trumpet and Abbots Grange both use Church Street addresses.

Pick the hill or the Farncombe estate if you want a country house stay and have a car. Dormy House and the Fish Hotel fit this choice.

Pick a bed and breakfast or a pub with rooms if you want a smaller property. Call first to confirm rooms and availability.

Things to Do Near Hotels in Broadway

Broadway Tower is a Gothic folly built in 1798 for the 6th Earl of Coventry. The tower stands on Middle Hill, WR12 7LB, about one mile south-east of the village on the A44. The museum covers three floors and has a rooftop viewing platform. The site also has red deer, cafes and e-bike hire. Opening hours vary with the weather, so check before you go.

Broadway Museum and Art Gallery fills a 17th-century building at Tudor House, 64-65 High Street. Call 01386 859047. The museum is open Monday to Saturday from 10:00am to 4:30pm. Displays include paintings by John Singer Sargent and exhibits on stagecoach history.

The Gordon Russell Design Museum is at 15 Russell Square, WR12 7AP. The museum is open Tuesday to Sunday from 10am to 4pm, with last admission at 3:30pm. Volunteers run the museum, so hours can change.

The Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway runs about 14 miles from Cheltenham Racecourse to Broadway via Winchcombe and Toddington. Broadway station is a 15-minute walk from the centre. Services run from March to October and between Christmas and New Year.

Getting to Broadway and Parking

The village tourism site says London is about two hours away. For trains, go from London Paddington to Evesham or Moreton-in-Marsh and continue by bus or taxi. The site does not say which station sits closer.

The site lists these bus routes. Route 1 runs between Stratford-upon-Avon, Mickleton, Chipping Campden and Moreton-in-Marsh. Route R4 links Evesham, Broadway, Wickhamford and Willersey. Routes 606 and 608 serve Chipping Campden and Cheltenham. Check timetables on bustimes.org before you travel.

Wychavon District Council runs four car parks. The High Street car park off Church Close has 146 spaces and a four-hour limit. Milestone Ground has 102 spaces and a ten-hour limit. Shear House on Leamington Road has 69 spaces. The station car park has 83 spaces. Charges apply from 8am to 6pm, so check the council site for the tariff.

Hotels outside the village have their own parking. Ask about parking when you book.

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Conclusion

Broadway has a good spread of lodging for a small village. The Lygon Arms and Dormy House are the best documented hotels in Broadway, and the Crown and Trumpet and Russell’s suit guests who want a smaller stay. Confirm rooms, check-in times and rates by phone, and book early for summer weekends.

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