Accommodation connected to famous figures from history in Worcestershire
The Lygon Arms
Broadway
The history of this famous Cotswold hotel is associated primarily with central characters
in the English Civil War. Find out more about The Lygon Arms Hotel
Dumbleton Hall
Evesham
One of Britain’s most beloved Poet Laureates was a regular visitor to Dumbleton, but it was Adolf Hitler who fancied it as his own property should Nazi Germany have won World War II. Dumbleton Hall
The White Lion
Upton upon Severn
An early seventeenth century building with links to both English literature and the
Civil War, there’s plenty of history associated with The White Lion
Hadley Bowling Green Inn
Near Droitwich
Some believe that this old hostelry was frequented by the most famous of the Gunpowder
Plotters. Whatever the truth, it is still a true piece of Worcestershire heritage.
Read more about the Hadley Bowling Green Inn
Abbot’s Grange
Broadway
Catalogued by Pevsner and lauded by the Institute of Archaeology, Abbots Grange is
undoubtedly one of the most heritage-