The welcoming staff and ideal location of this stunning property combine to create a perfect getaway in the heart of England.  Tewkesbury Park Hotel 4* is an elegant former Manor House set high above the historic town of Tewkesbury, with views of the Abbey and the Malvern Hills.

The excellent range of facilities at family-owned Tewkesbury Park Hotel 4* include an 18-hole, par 3 Championship course, extensive leisure facilities, an indoor heated swimming pool, a spa, and a fully-equipped gym, all with staff who are dedicated to making your stay a relaxing and enjoyable one. 

Relax and enjoy the comforting interiors of the Touch of Class Room. Neutral tones and a classic decor create a cosy haven for guests to enjoy with a full range of amenities including a Nespresso coffee machine and kettle, mini-fridge and Grohe rain shower.

With all the comfort and amenities of the Touch of Class rooms, the dog friendly rooms include additional features for your four-legged companion. Everyone will enjoy the maximum comfort levels in these lovely rooms – human and dog alike. 

Experience one of five uniquely designed rooms in the elegant 18th-century manor house, each offering stunning views and exquisite furnishings. Relax in plush beds, enjoy invigorating power showers, and take advantage of thoughtful amenities, including a Nespresso machine and a mini fridge stocked with fresh local milk.

Please note: While room styles may vary slightly from the photos, all maintain the same exceptional quality.

Guests will enjoy breakfast each morning plus dinner on the first 2 nights of their stay. Please note that drinks are not included.

For the first and second nights during your stay, enjoy a delicious dinner on the house.

Relaxing at the Tewkesbury Park Hotel 4* is no hard task, with beautifully tended grounds and verdant countryside all around. The tranquil location will ensure you will feel a million miles away from the stresses and strains of everyday life, and you will find everything you need to enhance your well-being and awaken your senses.

If this doesn't sound relaxing enough, you can take advantage of the professionally staffed spa and health club, which is set within Tewkesbury Park's 176 acres of picturesque parkland and is the perfect place to retreat, relax and unwind. Available throughout your stay, facilities include a heated indoor swimming pool, sauna, steam room, spa pool, fully equipped gym, tennis and squash courts.

If simply relaxing isn't your thing, you may also enjoy the 18 hole Championship golf course. The course is set in the wonderful surroundings of the Gloucestershire countryside. It boasts breathtaking views up to the Malvern Hills, across the Cotswolds and over the town itself, particularly from the Spikes Bar at the end of the round.

Set at the meeting of the River Severn and the River Avon, Tewkesbury is a charming medieval town surrounded by the rolling landscapes of the Gloucestershire countryside. Known for its beautifully preserved timber-framed houses, peaceful waterways and rich heritage, it offers a gentle and evocative escape into rural England. Above the town, sweeping views extend across the Cotswolds, the Severn Valley, the Malvern Hills and, on clear days, even to the Welsh Mountains. With its tranquil ambience and centuries of history, Tewkesbury is a destination where tradition and natural beauty meet in perfect harmony.

Must-sees:

• Tewkesbury Abbey: A magnificent 12th-century abbey renowned for its Norman architecture and soaring stone arches.
• Historic High Street: Lined with half-timbered buildings, independent shops and welcoming cafés.
• Tewkesbury Museum: A small but atmospheric museum showcasing the town’s medieval and military past.
• The Severn Ham: A rare riverside meadow ideal for peaceful walks and wildlife spotting.
• Riverside Walks: Scenic paths along the Severn and Avon, offering views of boats, bridges and grazing meadows.

Culinary culture:

The cuisine around Tewkesbury reflects the best of traditional English country cooking. Local inns and gastropubs serve hearty classics such as slow-cooked meats, seasonal pies and farmhouse cheeses sourced from the Cotswolds. The town is also known for its historic mustard, once famed across the country. Afternoon tea in a period townhouse or a riverside supper featuring local produce completes the region’s warm, comforting culinary experience.

Dive deeper:

Beyond its landmarks, Tewkesbury invites you to explore a softer rhythm of life. Wander through quiet lanes lined with centuries-old buildings, enjoy a boat ride along the river, or discover charming villages scattered across the surrounding countryside. The nearby Cotswolds offer scenic drives, antique shops and honey-stone villages, while the Malvern Hills provide panoramic walking trails. Throughout the year, festivals and markets fill Tewkesbury with music, colour and a strong sense of community.

Good to know:

Tewkesbury is located about 1 hour from Bristol Airport and 1 hour 20 minutes from Birmingham Airport by car. The best time to visit is from April to October, when mild weather enhances outdoor activities and countryside exploration.