Knightwick , Worcester , WR6 5PH , Worcestershire
An old coaching inn which has been welcoming travellers for nearly 500 years. Home of the Teme Valley Brewery which make the cask conditioned beers sold in the lounge and bar. Food served 08:00 - 21.00 (award winning breakfast from 8.00am or earlier by arrangement). 11 comfortable bedrooms and, being on the banks of The Teme, a great riverside beer garden (fishing permits available). Teme Valley Farmers Market is held here on the 2nd Sunday of every month.
A great room for smaller functions and meetings; the Library can hold, comfortably, up to 30 people. The price for this room, as standard, is £12.50 per hour. However, depending on what is required, the room hire can vary; if you require refreshments and meals with your meeting plans, we can accommodate that, and provide this room for a fantastic price. Please call us directly to discuss your needs, and arrange your function.
A great room for larger functions and meetings; the Conservatory can be adapted for however many individuals you need at your function. The price for this room, as standard, is £12.50 per hour. However, depending on what is required, the room hire can vary; if you require refreshments and meals with your meeting plans, we can accommodate that, and provide this room for a fantastic price. Please call us directly to discuss your needs, and arrange your function.
Room Type: Double
One of two double bedrooms in The New Wing of The Talbot, situated at the front of the building, over looking the Riverside Lawn. This bedroom showcases a large double bed, flat screen TV, tea and coffee making facilities, an en suite with a bath, a jar of artisan biscuits, and a nightcap of cassis from the Talbot Kitchen, made from produce gathered from the Kitchen Garden, or given to us by local green-thumbs whom cannot use their extra fruit. There is a stunning view of the Riverside Lawn, which also looks out further onto the hillsides that surround The Talbot. You can also see the footbridge that goes over the River Teme.
Room Type: Double
The second of two double bedrooms in The New Wing of The Talbot, situated at the front of the building, over looking the Riverside Lawn. This bedroom showcases a large double bed, flat screen TV, tea and coffee making facilities, an en suite with a bath, a jar of artisan biscuits, and a nightcap of cassis from the Talbot Kitchen, made from produce gathered from the Kitchen Garden, or given to us by local green-thumbs whom cannot use their extra fruit. There is a stunning view of the Riverside Lawn, which also looks out further onto the hillsides that surround The Talbot. You can also see the footbridge that goes over the River Teme.
Room Type: Twin
The spacious, dual aspect twin room within The New Wing of The Talbot, situated at the side of the building, over looking the Pig Lawn, and its delightful inhabitants. This bedroom showcases two single beds (which can be made into one double bed), flat screen TV, tea and coffee making facilities, an en suite with a bath, a jar of artisan biscuits, and a nightcap of cassis from the Talbot Kitchen, made from produce gathered from the Kitchen Garden, or given to us by local green-thumbs whom cannot use their extra fruit. There is a stunning view of the Pig Lawn, which also looks out further onto the rural landscapes that surround The Talbot, including our pigs in their pen, a small orchard, and the fields beyond, often housing Herefordshire cattle. You can also see the footbridge that goes over the River Teme.
Room Type: Single
The two single rooms within The New Wing of The Talbot, situated at the back of the building, over looking the Talbot Kitchen Garden, and the growing beds of the food that is used in The Talbot. These bedrooms showcases single beds, flat screen TVs, tea and coffee making facilities, an en suite with a shower, a jar of artisan biscuits, and a nightcap of cassis from the Talbot Kitchen, made from produce gathered from the Kitchen Garden, or given to us by local green-thumbs whom cannot use their extra fruit. There is a stunning view of the Talbot Kitchen Garden, which also looks out further onto the rural landscapes that surround The Talbot, including poly-tunnels where we grow our can book tours with the gardeners, and the fields beyond, often housing Herefordshire cattle.
Room Type: Double
One of four double bedrooms in The Old Wing of The Talbot, situated at the back of the building, over looking the Riverside Lawn. This bedroom showcases a large double bed, flat screen TV, tea and coffee making facilities, an en suite with a bath, a jar of artisan biscuits, and a nightcap of cassis from the Talbot Kitchen, made from produce gathered from the Kitchen Garden, or given to us by local green-thumbs whom cannot use their extra fruit. There is a stunning view of the Riverside Lawn, which also looks out further onto the hillsides that surround The Talbot. You can also see the footbridge that goes over the River Teme.
Room Type: Double
The second of four double bedrooms in The Old Wing of The Talbot, situated at the front of the building, with dual aspect views over looking the Riverside Lawn and Ankerdine Hill. This bedroom showcases a large double bed with canopy, flat screen TV, tea and coffee making facilities, an en suite with a shower, a jar of artisan biscuits, and a nightcap of cassis from the Talbot Kitchen, made from produce gathered from the Kitchen Garden, or given to us by local green-thumbs whom cannot use their extra fruit. There is a stunning view of the Riverside Lawn, which also looks out further onto the hillsides that surround The Talbot. You can also see the footbridge that goes over the River Teme, and a great view of Ankerdine Hill.
Room Type: Double
The third of the four double rooms within The Old Wing of The Talbot, situated at the front of the building, over looking the Riverside Lawn, and surrounding countryside. This bedroom showcases a large double bed, flat screen TV, tea and coffee making facilities, an en suite with a shower, a jar of artisan biscuits, and a nightcap of cassis from the Talbot Kitchen, made from produce gathered from the Kitchen Garden, or given to us by local green-thumbs whom cannot use their extra fruit. There is a stunning view of the Riverside Lawn, which also looks out further onto the rural landscapes that surround The Talbot. You can also see the footbridge that goes over the River Teme.
Room Type: Twin
One of two twin rooms within The Old Wing of The Talbot, situated at the front of the building, over looking the Ankerdine Hill, and a section of our Riverside Lawn. This bedroom has two spacious single beds (which can be rearranged to make one double bed), flat screen TV, tea and coffee making facilities, an en suite with a shower, a jar of artisan biscuits, and a nightcap of cassis from the Talbot Kitchen, made from produce gathered from the Kitchen Garden, or given to us by local green-thumbs whom cannot use their extra fruit. There is a stunning view of Ankerdine Hill, and also looks out further onto the rural landscapes that surround The Talbot.
Room Type: Twin
The second of the twin rooms within The Old Wing of The Talbot, situated at the side of the building, over looking the Ankerdine Hill, and Knightwick Church. This bedroom has two spacious single beds (which can be rearranged to make one double bed), flat screen TV, tea and coffee making facilities, an en suite with a shower, a jar of artisan biscuits, and a nightcap of cassis from the Talbot Kitchen, made from produce gathered from the Kitchen Garden, or given to us by local green-thumbs whom cannot use their extra fruit. There is a stunning view of Ankerdine Hill, and also looks out further onto the rural landscapes that surround The Talbot, including the Knightwick Church tower.
Room Type: Double
The final room of the four double rooms within The Old Wing of The Talbot, situated at the back of the building, over looking the Brewery, and surrounding countryside, including the Hop Fields of the farm behind The Talbot, Ankerdine Farm. This bedroom showcases a large double bed, flat screen TV, tea and coffee making facilities, an en suite with a shower, a jar of artisan biscuits, and a nightcap of cassis from the Talbot Kitchen, made from produce gathered from the Kitchen Garden, or given to us by local green-thumbs whom cannot use their extra fruit. There is a stunning view of the rural landscapes that surround The Talbot, including the Hop Fields of Ankerdine Farm, which you can walk around. You may also see the Teme Valley Brewery team working hard to create new batches of This, That and T'other.
