The Wyche Inn in Malvern Hills

Was walking the entire length of the Malverns, and this place was at the perfect point on the return route back south. It's literally just 2mins off the trail with a good selection of local beers and a nice view over Malvern. Welcoming staff - will try out the food next time.

My stay here was unplanned and reservations was changed last minute to me and my 6 year old daughter.... we arrived at 12.15 and check in wasnt until 2pm but the room was ready, it was clean, welcoming and equipped... the bar staff were amazing so welcoming and interactive with my daughter.... we lucked out with room 4 and the view was amazing... 100% recommend....

Quick service, good food, cheerful staff, not expensive.

Excellent place to stop and eat ,food as ever was brilliant ,rooms very comfortable and best hosts ever cannot do enough for you ,definitely the place to visit if your in the area

Stopped here for a pint of shandy and sat outside. Good views.

Would highly recommend friendly staff accommodation at the highest standard and the food excellent which have no hesitation in going back

Have stayed here numerous times and always a pleasure, great hosts, great food and great beer

A proper friendly pub - nothing is too much trouble and food is excellent. Ciders are excellent.

We were so hungry and the food was so delicious that we did not even take a single photo before devouring it all :)

Nice little boozer. Has a nice terrace on the side with a great view, albeit over the main road.

Very welcoming and a good range of local beers.

Had a wonderful one night stay here with my son, for our annual Father’s Day hike. Enjoyed a fabulous dinner and breakfast; the staff couldn’t have been more friendly and helpful. The walking in the area is spectacular. Highly recommended. We will definitely be back.

A great little pub with great food, parking can be tricky as it’s on a bend and a narrow road. However the food was excellent served by a very helpful young man. Would definitely recommend 👍

Came here after a walk up the Malverns. Great food, welcome atmosphere and the chap behind the bar was very friendly and helpful. Me and the family throughly enjoyed our meal and stay.

No food but a welcome stop on the route

Excellent traditional pub with rooms.Clean comfortable ideal location at the top of the hills for walkers or visitors to the area.Dog friendly. Excellent breakfast.3rd stay will be back

I wish they had rooms available for my visit last week. It pays to book early but the flower show was on. Beer great, position great, company and atmosphere great. We shall be back.

First, Im entitled for asking for a glass of water? Youre not the entitled one for denying it after paying 5.10? He doesnt drink water so what am i supposed to do? Give you money for water that costs a few pence? Paid £5.10 for a pint and asked for tap water and ice. A man served us and a woman said to him don't put ice in the drink. Asked for another water and she said she can't keep putting ice in the drink if you're not paying for a drink. We paid £5.80 anyway and she didn't put it in the first time. Sounds petty but it's 2 blocks of ice on a hot day after 4 hours of hiking. Edit: Firstly, i notice when anybody gives you a bad, honest review, you switch it up and respond making them look bad. That doesnt say anything about me, it says more about how an owner cant handle criticism. Secondly, Entitled person? Its water. Just warer. If only you were to mention that. Every single pub I've ever been to no matter the city or country has gave water completely for free. You obviously have a lot of business so I'm sure 1 cup of water won't break the business. We were planning on buying a meal but when you cant even give a glass of water to somebody who's just walking why should we. A glass of water, of course it costs money but it costs a few pence while Human kindness costs nothing. It wasn't even you that took the order and you still had to take control, it was somebody else and your still the person down his ear telling him what to do. You're the one who caused this so accept the criticism, fix the problems and move on instead of replying trying to make everybody else look bad.

Looking very tired inside. But, hey, weather was great so we sat outside. Great beer👍

Booked a table for 12 for a family celebration and could not fault the food and service we recieved. Fantastic traditional pub with excellent food and friendly staff. Really excellent spot for lunch and we will certainly be returning in the not so distant future!

Beautiful view, very hospitable staff, excellent breakfast.

Friendly service at this pub + a good stop for a drink when walking the Malvern Hills.

Loved it! We had checked before if it was dog friendly and it certainly is. Having been walking in the Malverns, The Wyche Inn is situated in a very convenient place, between hills. We sat outside in the sunshine (with other dog owners) enjoying a nice cool drink and ordered some food. They provide nice fresh water bowls for the dogs too. We really enjoyed the filled ciabatta with sausage and onions/ fish fingers, with chips and salad.

Read the reviews, thought that sounds good, The food was of poor quality and virtually tasteless, only 2 other couples in, it is dog friendly, poor value for money, sorry. Won't be calling again

Clean comfortable rooms with amazing views. Good food and excellent hosts. Steph and Tony and all the staff always make you feel very welcome.

Very nice food, and dog friendly pub. Thanks

Another lovely meal at the Wyche tonight. Prompt and friendly service and Tony's home made cheesecake is back on the menu - mmmmm!

The guy behind the bar totally ignored us at the bar... was on telephone for 20 mins ...didn't even acknowledge us . Didn't stay ...walked out ...horrible place and smelt of chip fat

Very disappointing visit, were made to feel very unwelcome. Staff and customers propping up bar were very rude to us about asking for a coffee, told us it wasn't a cafe!- plus multiple people laughing. No nice interaction with us- (group of 5 hikers) Lights were turned off on us before we had got up from table. Nasty comments made to us on exiting the pub side door. We were made to feel a big inconvenience and treated very unprofessionally - needless to say we will not be returning nor any of our hiking friends from multiple groups. Which is a shame as have been here twice before and different experience completely- it seems to have gone downhill drastically :( Update to this review following response from owner that I can't reply to. Firstly and most importantly sorry for your loss :-( We may have to agree to disagree on this as you may have thought your pub was in safe hands but in my opinion it was not well represented whilst you were away none of us were unpolite, rude or demanding in any way and staff and family member of bar lady were not as they report to you professional. I really hope you don't need to leave same people in charge again. And I do still point out as already mentioned our previous 2 visits were very different.

I'm absolutely shocked by the customer service that my friends an I recieved in this establishment, the staff were extreamly rude and laughing about their sacarstic comments to us & as for the person who was propping up the bar with pink hair and face piercings, they should be ashamed of themselves, the aggressive manner and rudeness from this individual was un called for and shouting at us to get out of the pub was shocking, we are a hiking group that stopped in for refreshments, this experience was a shame and I will be letting other groups know about our experience, I will not be returning!!

Fantastic little quirky pub, great atmosphere and quality local ales, definitely will be stopping here again.

Friendly staff and atmosphere. We felt at "home" straight away. Not the first time we have been and definitely not the last.

Amazing vegetarian Sunday Roast. Proper pub and friendly welcome

As many of the lowest reviews on Google for this pub indicate, the staff have a vengeance against people requesting tap water and not purchasing a drink. I visited the pub today while walking Malvern Hills with my friends, we used the restroom and were looking to order drinks. Three of my friends decided they wanted tap water while me and my friend wanted lemon and lime. The bar staff refused to serve us because not everyone was buying drinks and proceeded to talk about the struggling costs and bills for the pub, so we decided to vacate. While walking away from the bar I told my friends that licensed venues must serve free tap water to which another member of the bar staff told me to shut my mouth. I found this to be very rude, unprofessional and left a bitter taste in my mouth. From a business standpoint, I found this situation to be completely absurd. There were plenty of empty tables in the pub which do not generate revenue. Turning away a group of people, some of whom want to purchase drinks and some who want tap water seems counterinitiative as there is some revenue to be generated as opposed to none at all on empty tables. Paragraph 2 of the Licensing Act 2003 (Mandatory Licensing Conditions) (Amendment) Order 2014 – “The responsible person must ensure that free potable water is provided on request to customers where it is reasonably available.”

Great place to stay for the hills

Great food and drink in a great place with lovely Staff 😃

Went to this lovely little pub on Sunday with our friends after a long walk on the Malvern Hills with their Dog. Had a great time and enjoyed some good food and drinks. Thanks to all the staff who helped make this happen. Would recommend it to everyone

Room felt cold and the food was just about Ok. However, the staff and service were great.

The publicans and staff really make this pub special and their food is great too.

Gluten free options, generous portions and perfect for a refuel . Classic pub atmosphere and staff are very friendly.

A very convenient location if you're in need of a refresh. A usual go to when visiting Malvern. Great for walkers and dog friendly. Polite and welcoming staff. Do go!

Loving b&b and excellent food, with veggie and vegan options too.

Such attentive and friendly bar staff, can't fault the food, atmosphere was Great for a Wednesday night, and the beer was LUSH

Brilliant pub with awesome views and location. Nice selection on tap. Large inside and very accessible, all whilst keeping a fitting and homely aesthetic.

This pub has a fantastic location, close to few hiking trails, which we appreciated after a long day hiking around Great Malvern.

Arrived late, but still got fed, even after the food had stopped. Great location, fantastic views from the rooms. Lots of good walks nearby. Loads of information for walkers. Make sure your hungry as the portions are proper man size.

Absolutely beautiful place to stay ❤️, staff were all so friendly, nothing was too much bother, food was brilliant, the views from our room were just beautiful 😍

Had the brie and cranberry ciabatta with chips, delicious, generous amount of brie, nice little salad. Great choice of ales and ciders. Friendly service.

Not the place it used to be, seems to have lost all of it atmosphere now and it looks really dated. It’s trying to be an more up market middle class food pub but at the same time looks like a strange mix of artex, 70s floor tiles and fake antique beams. Could do with a good makeover.

Stopped here for a lunch. Food was great. Had a roast and it was delicious. Service was good. Drinks were good

Really nice food and very friendly people. Many thanks.

Had a lovely walk in the Malvern hills and had this place on the route marked to visit and have a lunch and icecream. We walked in went up to ask for a tap water for myself (as I have just had an operation so I am not allowed to have an alcoholic drink) and my mum wanted a cider. Whilst we were going to look at the menu. We were (rudely) told we’d both have to buy a drink, I said I just wanted a water explained I wasn’t drinking (also not a soft drink fan) they told me to buy a bottle of water. Which to me seems crazy, it’s not about the money at all, we are in an area of outstanding beauty and you want me to use single use plastic when there’s perfectly nice tap water. Shame as we would have stayed and had lunch a few beers and ice cream. Instead we walked just down the road to the Chase inn, where they were polite and more importantly welcoming. We had a lovely lunch, I drank tap water and my mum had a few beers. I think looking at your other reviews about the same issue maybe the way to make money is to be polite and let people enjoy a water and then they will go on to buy food and drinks. You missed out on our business and the money has gone to a competitor. What a shame.

Stayed Saturday 13th overnight after visiting the Malvern spring show. All I can say is what a gem, warm, attentive, welcoming and friendly staff .Great breakfast, great room with stunning views of the Malvern Hills and as I said to the owners on leaving I've stayed in many hotels some 5 stars and still had to complain or ask for something, not here ,every small detail is taken care off.We will definitely be returning. Thank you Steph , Tony and team.

Pub right at the top of British Camp in Malvern is very small, as is the garden, but the food is very good.

Brilliant. Good pub grub and a good sized portion. Amazing views. A very welcome Ledbury pale ale after a walk across the Beacon.

After visiting Worcester Beacon and a fantastic walk we went for a late Sunday lunch at this pub, we have 2 vegetarians, one Coeliac vegetarian, one meat eater and one dog in our group and we were offered the most fantastic choice. The food was amazing, only sorry we didn't have space for desserts. Such friendly staff well clued up on gluten free food too. Thank you so much for looking after us so well.

Popped in for a drink on a sunny day. Nice to sit in the beer garden. Friendly staff.

Stopped in for a pint and lunch on a long walk. Food served very quickly and was excellent.

It was fully booked for Sunday lunch. Just had drinks for a break while walking the hills. Friendly staff and good selection of ales.

Great food and friendly helpful staff

Such a friendly pub. Perfect for a stop off on the walk across the Malvern hills and a great selection of beers. Dog friendly and it was so nice to have a Logan with the members of staff. Please stop off here and spend a few pounds as it’s pub like these that deserve to be busy.

We stopped for a drink on a long walk, so coby (the greyhound) could collapse for 20 minutes. Polite and helpful staff were very welcoming it seemed popular for dog owners.

Nice friendly pub that’s dog friendly, staff are pleasant and food is to a good standard although slightly overpriced. Good location and a nice place to stop after a walk up the hills

Lovley traditional pub. Which also serves food. Fantastic views from the front. Looking outwards from the Malvern hills. Very much recommend

Great little pub, with a good selection of Ales an amazing view from the hills. Cracking gin selection too. Welcoming for dogs too.

You so must pop in here when walking the malvern hills, the steak pie is to die for!!!!

Says pool on the building but no pool table was to be seen

We came in as a group of 8, planning to get food and some drinks after walking on the Malvern hills. From the get go the staff were pretty rude, but we were hungry so we sat down and two of us ordered drinks while everyone was reading the menu. When the waitress brought us the drinks, she demanded that we must all order something otherwise we cannot stay in the pub because we are taking up space (bearing in mind the pub was mostly empty). We felt so uninvited that we decided we didn't want to eat in this atmosphere anymore, so we drank our drinks and left. On the way out the cook made a sarcastic comment: "thank you for supporting the pub by spending money". I didn't say it to her when walking out, but I hope that she realizes that if they had been a bit more welcoming and kind, we would have easily spent over £200 there. Shame about this, it used to be a friendly pub. Hopefully the staff can learn from this.

Great Beer and Robinsons cider. What's not to like!

Lovely pub and staff. Sensational food, best I've had in many years. And a good pint too. Highly recommended.

Food was great. Enjoyed visiting.

Met by lovely and welcoming hosts. We had a very muddy dog, but they were very happy to have us. Had the steak. Presentation and taste was excellent.

Traditional English pub, welcoming but slightly faded.

Amazing food (sausage and onion sandwich waz mega!!!) amazing people behind the bar and very accomdating to a 8 month old puppy. Will be back!!

Main meal was nice, but chocolate trifle was gorgeous. We think it was very expensive for what we had. But the staff were so friendly and service was brilliant.

Good beers, food and service. A proper local pub

An old-fashioned, no-nonsense and fairly basic pub, with great views. Ideally located for walkers on the Malvern Hills. I've only eaten here once, at lunchtime, and the food was unpretentious and fairly undemanding. In summary, the Wyche is a traditional town pub, albeit some way out of town, in a great location.

Friendly welcome. Good food and beer

Great pub on the Malverns walk. Very accommodating, friendly staff with a good food and beer selection. Thanks Stephanie & team, we had a great lunch.

Was very glad to be welcomed into this friendly pub after a massive day of hiking. Some brilliant local beers on draft. Have a go of the Nightjar stout. We had an awesome steak pie and pulled beef from the specials board. Food portions are big and quality is excellent. Lower bar is dog friendly and both entrances have a place to clean your muddy boots. Highly recommend this lovely pub.

Life changing chips. Good urinals. Also green hop beer was great

Lovely pub with great views, friendly staff and always good beer. I always visit when I’m in Malvern

great ale pub in a great location

Gorgeous proper inn, with stunning views. Great food, excellent bar prices, beautiful room (with that view), comfy bed, power shower. Lovely hosts too.

Great food with good portions and a good variety of drinks to choose from. Our room was a good size, nice and clean, with a lovely view from the window as we were on high ground with the hills behind the pub. Really friendly and helpful staff. Would stay again.

Sheltered from a thunderstorm on the hills. Had a wet dog so had to sit at the far end but perfectly fine

This quaint Pub & Inn, is a relaxing and mature environment for walkers, travellers and locals to enjoy great food, cold drinks and the incredible view. With outdoor seating for the bold and indoor seating for those wanting a quiet corner to chat, this venue accommodates most. An important distinction with this particular eatery is the larger selection of vegetarian options. However I did find the drinks to be more expensive than most, however we did not have anything alcoholic, so this may not be representative of most peoples experience. Overall I'd highly recommend this place and shall be returning soon. It's important to note that if you visit at a busy time, there is unlikely to be parking directly outside, and you may need to walk for a few minutes from where you park the car.

Friendly, relaxed, comfy, great portions of food and was that IRON MAIDEN on in the background quietly? (Other bands were played.) we all had a lovely family lunch. If you want a n easy pub lunch in Malvern you can’t go wrong here. Enjoy.

Nice pub,has a nice but small beer garden friendly staff, on the edge if a busy road. But still well worth a visit.

Came for lunch just after 2pm and were told that the kitchen was closed. Had one round of drinks, decent price, but very disappointed that we couldn't eat.

Very friendly staff. Booked table over phone with view not disappointed. dog friendly as well .food was piping hot and cooked lovely . Had the best Eton mess ever .would definitely go again

Popped into the wyche inn after a lovely walk on the malvern hills. lovely friendly atmosphere here excellent local ale's, we decided to have lunch and is was fantastic beef roast, highly recommend a visit here for lunch.we will pop in again soon. Top rate A++++

We had a fantastic meal at the Wyche Inn. Four of us had different meals and all were excellent. Staff good and staff were attentive. Only downside was menu did not show correct information for gluten intolerance.

Cracking pub and great pint of Grave Digger Mild.

Good friendly staff and customers

Lovely place for a cosy drink and friendly. Four legged friends made to feel very welcome...

Fantastic pub. The staff are really friendly and helpful, the choice and quality of real ales is excellent and despite not having any myself, the food looked great. The view from the beer garden is amazing and it's right next to the malvern hills footpaths. It's also dog friendly and they do doggy ice cream which was perfect as my dog was hot and tired after a long walk.

Good beer, nice outdoor seating area.

Fantastic place Amazing views and wonderful service.

Fantastic views, friendly staff, good food with vegetarian and vegan options. Perfect post hike spot.