01905 831736
Jennett Tree Lane, Callow End, Worcester, WR2 4UB
Welcome to Henwick House Bed & Breakfast in Callow End. Nestling on the side of the Old Hills overlooking the Historic town of Worcester and with dramatic views to the Malvern Hills.
Henwick House offers a traditional Bed & Breakfast serving both a Full English and Continental Breakfast.
All rooms are en-suite with their own televisions, tea and coffee making facilities and centrally heated with some suites available.
NEW FOR 2010
The Bamboo Lodge is completed with a Triple En-suite Bedroom and we are upgrading all of the Lodges to include, Fridge, Microwave and DVD player.
We have now released a further 4 En-suite Bedrooms in the Main House to include 2 Singles, 1 Twin and a Signature Double Room with a Double Walk-in Shower and Bath in the en-suite.
Opening on 1st May 2010 are our Tea Rooms and Deck which can seat 21 people and will serve light refreshments from 11am to 3pm daily.
Adequate off road parking in close proximity to your accommodation for ease of access.
Local walks take you through the Worcestershire Countryside with no need to venture onto or across any main roads.
Its just a short stroll to the village centre which offers excellent food and drink in traditional country pubs.
Easy access to Birmingham International Airport, Halfpenny Green or Shobden Light Airports, and Worcester Railway Stations which we offer a collection a delivery service from and to. Car Hire and Transport to and from local events such as the Cheltenham Festival is also available.
Come and relax with us or fill your week with the local attractions either way a warm welcome awaits you.
Leave your stress behind and meander through the local Countryside enjoying the Malvern Hills, visit Elgar's Birthplace, follow the Elgar Trail, or enjoy the world renown Upton Jazz Festival.
Worcestershire offers a vast array of activities, horse racing at Cheltenham or Worcester, County Cricket at New Road, and check out the forthcoming events at the Three Counties Show Ground.
In the evening you can enjoy a show at the Malvern Theatre many of these productions go onto London and star some of the worlds best known actors. Then dine in one of the many local restaurants offering varied cuisine.
Days out can consist of trips to Stratford Upon Avon the birthplace of William Shakespeare, visit Birmingham, Gloucester or the Cotswolds. The adventurous can explore the wild side and see the White Tigers at the West Midlands Safari Park, step back in time to the industrial revolution at the working museums of Iron Bridge and the Black Country Museum where you can explore the underground waterways and walk the tunnel walls.
See the links on our Local Attractions page and fill your week or simply relax with us.
