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Dating back to the 17th Century, the Severn Valley Guest House is a delightful coaching inn full of charm and original features where you will always be assured of a warm welcome.
Situated just off the main Kidderminster Road in Bewdley, this delightful bed and breakfast provides charming en-suite accommodation – just a short walk from the Severn Valley Railway which runs from Kidderminster to Bridgnorth, and the River Severn known for its barbel fishing. Bewdley is a great place to stay whilst exploring Worcestershire’s best attractions in the surrounding areas. |
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Each en-suite room has either bath or shower, tea-making facilities, TV, clock radio and a few thoughtful extras to make your stay enjoyable.
A combination of full English, vegetarian or continental breakfast |
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is served daily from 7am. Fresh fruit and a selection of teas are always available. A light supper can be provided in advance if arriving late.
We welcome children to stay in our family rooms. Dogs are allowed by prior arrangement. |
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Situated on the River Severn, Bewdley became a prosperous port for the river traders. It was a gateway for the industries in the Black Country to trade with towns in Gloucestershire and Bristol.
Bewdley is now a conservation town retaining many of its old buildings and offers a variety of shops, restaurants and pubs.
Floody good start – despite the high and muddy river conditions the Severn has produced some very good barbel catches during the opening week. The extra water has put them on the feed and one angler reported twelve fish in five hours! In the coloured water big and/or smelly baits should work well. |
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