Ye Olde Talbot Hotel

Friar Street, Worcester, Worcestershire, England

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About Ye Olde Talbot Hotel

Dating back to the 13th century, this charming coaching inn is centrally located in the beautiful city of Worcester. This delightful hotel is beautifully presented, having undergone a recent refurbishment. At Ye Olde Talbot Hotel, we offer a selection of 29 bedrooms, warm and cosily furnished. All rooms are en suite, with digital TV, dvd players in single rooms, hairdryer, ironing facilities, direct dial telephone/modem socket, cd player in double rooms. Tea and coffee facilities. Double Rooms with smoking and non-smoking options. Twin, Family Rooms, Singles and a Four Poster bedroom available. Travel cots and Z-Beds are also available on request. Ye Olde Talbot hotel is ideally located for a range of local attractions including the Worcestershire Racecourse, the Royal Worcester Pottery and the Malvern Hills. Unfortunately the hotel does not have a lift.

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