Here is our list of recommended cheap Bewdley hotels. Wherever possible, we have excluded one-star hotels, hostels, apartments or other accommodation types, and anything rated below average by our verified user ratings. Hope you enjoy our recommendations!
Not cheap enough? It's often cheaper to stay a little bit out of town. How about trying Stourport-on-Severn, Shrawley, Great Witley, Kidderminster, Abberley.
Address: 240 Westbourne Street, Bewdley, United Kingdom
This 3-star bed and breakfast in Bewdley is centrally located. A private bathroom, tea and coffee making facilities and a TV are included in the room. The bathrooms provide a shower. English breakfast is served daily. The Severn Valley Guesthouse is a 5 minute drive to Bewdley Pines Golf Club and less than a 10 minute drive to Kidderminster Golf Club. The hosts are friendly and welcoming.
Address: 1 Welch Gate, Bewdley, United Kingdom
Formerly named the ‘Pack Horse Inn & Old Posting House’ in the 1600’s, the Welch Gate has stood the test of time throughout Bewdley’s history. Bewdley was built as a stop-over town back in the 1600’s, due to being the main waterway via the river Severn to Birmingham & many other towns & cities. Since then prospectors & such have increased the size of the town & its population to what it is today (12,000+), whilst maintaining its local charm. Linda & Steve took over the Welch Gate as a Fish & Chip Shop in 1985 & have built up a steady & satisfying clientele, both locally & not so local. In 2000 they changed the business to a diner and received very complimentary reviews from all their customers, plus local & regional newspapers. They still carry the torch for Sunday Roasts. The Welch Gate Guest House was completed in late 2008 & has already received great reviews from all of its guests. We have endeavoured to create a superb, high quality and luxurious guest house, which is both relaxing and pleasurable, whilst encapsulating the local attractions & the vastly historical picturesque Town. We are located in picturesque Bewdley, described by Pevsner as "The most perfect georgian town in Worcestershire". All of our 4 double rooms are en-suite with flat screen television, mini bar, tea making facilities and hairdryer. The Wyre Forest, the towns of Kidderminster and Stourport, the Severn Valley Railway and the West Midland Safari Park are all located close by.
Address: Habberley Rd, Bewdley, Bewdley, United Kingdom
Choose the Mecure Kidderminster for 19th-century heritage in picturesque country surrounds and stay in Victorian splendour amid 20 acres of Worcestershire countryside. Sweep down the long driveway past the grand fountain to the restored 1870's Victorian house with original period features adding to the grandeur. The Mecure Kidderminster is just 3 miles from Kidderminster railway station. A stride from West Midland Safari Park, 400m away from Bewdley Pines Golf Club, this haven is 18 miles from Birmingham.
Address: 64 LOAD STREET, Bewdley, United Kingdom
One visit to Bewdley will explain why this town was once described as the most perfect small Georgian town in Worcestershire'. Thomas Telford's famed arch bridge provides a focal point for the town, spanning the River Severn. Outside of the town, you can enjoy the Worcestershire countryside or take in nearby attractions, including the Severn Valley Railway, West Midland Safari and Leisure Park and Wyre Forest. George Hotel dates from the 17th century and is perfectly located in the town centre.
Address: 12 Severnside North, Bewdley, United Kingdom
The The Mug House Inn is perfectly located for both business and leisure guests to Bewdley. The The Mug House Inn boasts a convenient location with modern amenities in every guestroom and superb service. The guestrooms are equipped with non smoking rooms, hair dryer, television, shower, separate shower and tub, DVD/CD player, coffee/tea maker. Services and amenities available for guests at this Bewdley accommodation consist of shops, bar/pub, meeting facilities, restaurant, business center. For a more enjoyable stay, guests can take advantage of a variety of recreational facilities, including golf course (on site), garden. With elegant facilities and hospitality, guests at this hotel will surely have an impressive stay. For your reservation at the The Mug House Inn, simply submit your dates and complete our secure online booking form.
Address: Pewterers Alley, Bewdley, United Kingdom
Opened for business in 2004 and of 3 star standard, this BandB is right on the edge of Bewdley Town, in Pewterers' Alley, which is just off the Kidderminster Road, next to the Police Station. Half a minute's walk will bring you to the famous Telford Bridge, which spans the river Severn into town. Or walk in the other direction to the Severn Valley preserved railway, part of the Great Western Railways. The accommodation combines old world charm with modern amenities. All rooms have TV(incl.freeview), tea and coffee making facilities, WI-FI connection and the rooms either have en-suites or private bathroom. Breakfast is what you make it - from the simple to full english and vegetarians can be catered for too. All produce is sourced locally and our butcher cures his own bacon and has won national prizes for his tasty sausages. The house dates from the 1700's and has had a chequered past - as has Bewdley itself, known in the past as the most lawless town on the Welsh Borders ! There is plenty to keep a visitor busy in the surrounding area and from Spring to Autumn, there's usually something going on - then there's the Santa Specials on the SVR over Christmas. Have a look at our new feature on the website for forthcoming attractions.
Address: Callow Hill, Bewdley, United Kingdom
Worcestershire inn-keeper and catering entrepreneur Sean McGahern has created a smart, sophisticated award winning restaurant with rooms here at Callow Hill. Together with his partner Maxine Parker, they have sympathetically developed a contemporary hostelry that retains its rustic charm. The original part of the building dates back to 1411 and is reputed to be one of the oldest inns in WorcestershireThis is home to a charming restaurant with original tiled floor and brick walls, and a flagstone floor extension leading out from the large comfortable bar. The cuisine is classic European using the best local produce, tempered by subtle and exotic herbs and spices, and accompanied by freshly baked bread. The seven luxurious bedrooms are individually and contemporarily styled, all fitted with designer bathrooms and plasma TVs, satellite, Wi-Fi The ancient Wyre Forest is just opposite. The hotel's livery and stables makes exploring the area a pleasure. You can even bring your own horse. There are three quality 18-hole golf courses within three miles, while the quaint Georgian town of Bewdley is a 5 minute Journey away. The premises currently offers a weekend stay for £99 for 2 people offering Free tickets to Go-Ape Adventure Park, West midlands Safari Park, Severn Valley Railway or the English Heritage Witley Court.
