Hotels in Bewdley

Bewdley's accommodation is centred on its Georgian riverside, where a handful of historic inns offer rooms with views straight over the Severn — the Mug House Inn on Severn Side is the best known, combining a working pub with comfortable, traditionally styled bedrooms. Around the town centre and along the surrounding lanes, a number of bed and breakfasts occupy period townhouses, giving visitors a chance to stay inside the same Georgian streetscape that makes the town worth visiting in the first place.

For visitors wanting more space, particularly families heading to West Midland Safari Park, self-catering cottages and larger holiday lets are dotted through the villages around Bewdley and the edge of the Wyre Forest. These tend to offer gardens, parking and room to spread out, and are often a short drive rather than a walk from the town centre. Kidderminster, a few miles away, has a broader spread of budget and mid-range chain hotels for those who want more choice or are travelling on to other parts of Worcestershire.

Whichever type of stay you choose, it is worth booking ahead for peak summer weekends and school holidays, when both the safari park and the Severn Valley Railway draw large numbers of day-trippers and rooms in the town itself can fill quickly. Riverside rooms in particular are limited in number, so early booking pays off if a view over the Severn matters to you.