Sidney House

Sidney House has real character, lovely views, and a big guest lounge as well as a separate dining room. Rooms come in different sizes, and mine was clean and nicely furnished. Breakfast was included, and it was delicious, with local ingredients and homemade jam and marmalade. It's easy to reach from Great Malvern station, with parking on site, and the town centre is only a few minutes away on foot. There are plenty of pubs, cafes and restaurants there, and the house is well placed for walks up to the Malvern Hills. We had a fantastic couple of nights in this welcoming, comfortable B&B.

We picked the hotel at random for four nights over the August Bank Holiday and were delighted with the choice. The hosts made us feel welcome straight away, the accommodation was first rate and breakfast was even better. Our 46-year-old Morgan was welcome too. We had an excellent stay and will be back soon.

The rooms are roomy and comfortable, and the bathrooms are great. I'm vegan, so having a choice at breakfast was amazing. The owners are friendly and really try to accommodate you. There's also a spacious sitting room with newspapers, magazines and a good selection of books, looking out over the idyllic Cotswolds. A fantastic B&B, and a must if you're going to Malvern.

We felt looked after from the start, even finding homemade brownies and a decanter of sherry in our room. The hosts were pleasant, the property was tastefully decorated, and our Elgar Suite had especially lovely views. Breakfast was really good, with local produce and homemade marmalade, and the little details made it feel special. It's also good value for money. One small suggestion for future guests: an iron and ironing board in the room would be useful. My shirt got creased in its case, and although I'm sure the owners would have helped if I'd asked, I wore something else instead. Malvern is so picturesque, come and stay here!