The Broadway Hotel

About The Broadway Hotel

The Broadway Hotel occupies a timber-framed, Cotswold-stone building dating from the sixteenth century, standing directly on the village green rather than tucked away on a side street. The building was originally a rural retreat for the Abbots of Pershore before later becoming a coaching inn, and its position on the green gives most public rooms and several bedrooms a direct view over Broadway's most photographed open space.

The nineteen bedrooms are individually styled, mixing period features such as exposed beams and antique furniture with contemporary bathrooms and British-made toiletries; room types range from compact Snug rooms to a four-poster option. Tattersalls Brasserie, named for the hotel's racing connections and holding two AA Rosettes, serves modern British food, while the Jockey Bar in one of the building's oldest sections offers a more relaxed setting for a drink or bar meal.

Dogs stay free of charge, and the hotel's central position means every shop, gallery and restaurant on the High Street is within a couple of minutes' walk. It suits visitors who want a genuinely historic building and full hotel service without leaving the heart of the village.