The Mug House Inn

Severnside North, Bewdley, Worcestershire, England

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About The Mug House Inn

We are a 4 Red diamond accommodation 4 Star Inn with the AA. A warm and friendly welcome awaits you when you wander into this authentic old inn that rests by the river Severn, in the picturesque town of Bewdley. Known for its Georgian architecture and quaint black and white cottages with attractive riverside frontages, this inn offers superb views of the Servern from its restaurant, The Angry Chef. In sunny climes, you can relax with a drink in the peaceful terrace area. The hotel offers the finest real ales and hosts an annual beer festival. The Mug House Inn has offered bed and breakfast accommodation for nearly 200 years, with the earliest recorded landlord present in 1820. The hotel has retained original beamed ceiling to capture the charm of yesterday, whilst offering the modern amenities you will need for an enjoyable, relaxing stay.

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