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City Centre Hotel List
All Worcester Hotels
Ye Olde Talbot Hotel
District: City Centre Super SaverPopular
Locally famous for its bar and bistro, right in the heart of Worcester, an easy drive from the M5 Junction 7.
Good7.6
(623 reviews)
Best Western Bank House Hotel Golf & Country Club
District: City Centre Popular
Close to Worcester is a good value accommodation where golfing holidays are enjoyed by guests in a tranquil setting.
Pleasant6.6
(102 reviews)
Moorings Apartment Worchester
District: City Centre Popular
A large 1 bedroom apartment on the second level of Bryant Homes development, great for self catering.
Worcester Whitehouse Hotel
District: City Centre Popular
Nestled in the historical heart of Worcester is a deluxe accommodation with spacious event facilities and an indoor pool.
Good7.9
(1,030 reviews)
Elgar Suite Apartment
District: City Centre
Award winning self catering option in the city centre, offering spacious 2 bedroom apartments.
Superb9.2
(6 reviews)
Fownes Hotel Worchester
District: City Centre
A short stroll from Worcester city centre and minutes from the M5, offering a sensible option for touring the historic city and countryside.
Pleasant6.9
(479 reviews)
Great Western Hotel Worcester
District: City Centre
Good7
(111 reviews)
St Lawrence Hotel Worchester
District: City Centre
Okay5
(72 reviews)
Introduction to Worcester - City Centre
Nearly 100,000 people now live in the West Midlands city of Worcester, located 48kms southwest of Birmingham. Most of the city is situated on the River Severn's eastern banks, and so are most Worcester City Centre hotels. The famous sauce which is still produced at the Lea and Perrins factory may be the city's biggest claim to fame, but its history dates as far back as 400BC. Construction on the imposing Cathedral, still the city's best known landmark, began in 1084, but its crypt dates back even earlier. The Pitchcroft open area north of the city centre is a public space when horse races do not occur. One of the city's three major parks, Royal Park, was an English Civil War battle site, while Gheluvelt Park is a memorial to the soldiers who lost their lives during the WWI Battle of Gheluvelt. Perry Wood, one of the city's two major woodlands, is said to be where Oliver Cromwell made his famous pact with the devil. Every three years, the city has its turn at hosting Europe's oldest music event, the Three Choirs Festival.
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