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Rooms keyboard_arrow_downThe Lygon Arms has been welcoming guests since the 14th-century. These days, the refurbed 86 suites and rooms range from classic to quirky and are filled with antiques and fine art, plus original features such as beams and open fireplaces. Some bedrooms are dog-friendly too.
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Why so chic?
Why travel experts chose this hotelLuxury spaFamily-friendlySteeped in historyChic Treats
Only when you book with ChiccheckBottle of Prosecco and chocolates in the room on arrivalcheckRoom upgrade (subject to availability)checkEarly check-in / late check-out (subject to availability)Sleep in the suite that Oliver Cromwell stayed in the night before the Battle of Worcester in 1651 at the Lygon Arms in the Cotswolds; dating back to the 1300s when it was known as the White Hart, this grand hotel is steeped in history and has carvings and etchings dating back to the 1600s. This family-friendly property with roots back to Tudor times can be found on the High Street in Broadway.
Dining
The Cocktail Bar serves inventive tipples and is an excellent spot to enjoy pre- and post-dinner drinks; they make a mean Bloody Mary and Blackberry Mojito. If vino's more your thing, head to the Wine Bar, a relaxed affair where a selection of European wines by the glass, carafe or bottle can be found, and Italian small plates. Informal all-day dining takes place at the Lygon Bar & Grill, where British produce is celebrated using local ingredients from surrounding farms, artisans, and Cotswold suppliers. Puy lentil Scotch egg with coconut and lime yoghurt, crispy squid with chipotle sauce, and Beef Wellington are just a few of the tasty dishes on the menu.
Seasonally-themed Afternoon Tea is served daily, with specially-created options available for littluns, and the Lounges are the place to unwind with a sarnie or a bowl of chips after a country romp.
Accommodation
The Lygon Arms has been welcoming guests since the 14th-century. These days, the refurbed 86 suites and rooms range from classic to quirky and are filled with antiques and fine art, plus original features such as beams and open fireplaces. Some bedrooms are dog-friendly too.Activities
A stay at the Lygon Arms wouldn't be complete without a trip to the tranquil spa. Situated close to the 3-acre garden, the oasis of calm has therapies to treat the mind, body, and spirit using products such as Oskia and Elemis. The state-of-the-art gym is equipped with Technogym equipment, and there's also a heated indoor pool with retractable roof for when the weather plays ball, and a sauna and steam room.
There's plenty to do in and around Broadway throughout the year including vintage car festivals, markets, events, and art exhibitions. And there's no shortage of activities for the whole family, ranging from Adam Henson's farm (20 minutes' drive) and the Wildlife Park (just over half an hour by car) to the model village and Birdland in Bourton-on-the-Water.
Parking information
Free parking is available.
Wifi information
Free Wi-fi is available.
Places of Interest
- Heart of Broadway
- Gordon Russell Design Museum 1 minute walk
- Broadway Golf Club 41 minutes walk
- Broadway Tower 2.7 miles
- Snowhill Manor and Garden 2.5 miles
- Evesham Station 10 minute drive
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Address
High Street, Broadway, WR12 7DU Worcestershire, United Kingdom
Nearest airport
Birmingham airport is 45 minutes from the Lygon Arms (38 miles).
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Edward Buttery
in the last week
We visited for three nights just after reopening after COVID, so can forgive a few teething troubles. However our room was not available (Coach house Deluxe) so we were placed in the modern courtyard building without being notified. These rooms are much less nice and sold at lower price so it felt sneaky to not actually discuss this with us. Eventually we resolved with an upgrade for two of the three nights, and we cancelled the third night and went to a different hotel. Our final night is credited and booked for a future date.Food and drink is very nice, however 5 times in 3 days we paid for food or drink and had to chase it for an hour or more as orders were being lost or forgotten. I understand COVID has changed processes but this did become annoying.I'd recommend visiting for dinner, but wait a while for the hotel to get back on form before staying over.
3/5 -
Ruby Edwards
in the last week
I've been lucky enough to be a guest both personally and professionally and don't hesitate to recommend it and the team who manage it. A truly wonderful place to be. Enjoy.
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Paul Ruthven
4 months ago
In a book published 1958. Wonderful old coaching Inn. Beautiful stone cotswold building, interior spectacular. Stone flagged floors. Place to chill and relax . Highly recommended
5/5
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in the last week
We visited for three nights just after reopening after COVID, so can forgive a few teething troubles. However our room was not available (Coach house Deluxe) so we were placed in the modern courtyard building without being notified. These rooms are much less nice and sold at lower price so it felt sneaky to not actually discuss this with us. Eventually we resolved with an upgrade for two of the three nights, and we cancelled the third night and went to a different hotel. Our final night is credited and booked for a future date.Food and drink is very nice, however 5 times in 3 days we paid for food or drink and had to chase it for an hour or more as orders were being lost or forgotten. I understand COVID has changed processes but this did become annoying.I'd recommend visiting for dinner, but wait a while for the hotel to get back on form before staying over.
3/5 -
in the last week
I've been lucky enough to be a guest both personally and professionally and don't hesitate to recommend it and the team who manage it. A truly wonderful place to be. Enjoy.
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Paul Ruthven
4 months ago
In a book published 1958. Wonderful old coaching Inn. Beautiful stone cotswold building, interior spectacular. Stone flagged floors. Place to chill and relax . Highly recommended
5/5