I just popped in, part way through a walk, to use the facilities. The bartender was cheery and welcoming. Got a coffee to go on the way out. Spot on 😁

A kids meal was £9 pounds !!!!! £9!!!! I expected the jumbo cod fish fingers to come out and be very bloody impressive for almost 10quid for a kids meal, but no, it was one greasy frozen deep fried cheap fish finger, the cheapest chips...you can get and beans.... also £4 for a bowl of cheapy chips is in my eyes too much... I expect premium chips for that, not the slop you would get from a kebab van. I thought about complaining but what is the point? And we were hungry. Is it the fact that the Tories and brexit have destroyed the country so much that an independent pub must serve up crap produce at top prices in order to survive? Or is it just greed and and poor choices from this particular establishment?! Who the hell knows? DO NOT BRING CHILDREN HERE IF YOU DONT WANT TO REMORTGAGE YOUR HOUSE AND BE DISSATISFIED you get 2 stars because the beer was good ! Rant over, but surely admit you cannot justify £9 for a crappy kids mealMore

Situated up in the Malvern Hills and very near the Herefordshire and worcestershire border, there are almost unparalleled views here. Happily that's not the only reason to make it all the way up the hill. Impressive food (can recommend the beef chili enchilada, and my...partner and son enjoyed their meals too) and also a great selection of local ciders. In fact a better cider selection than I've seen anywhere else locally. Friendly vibe and excellent service too.More

My son and I have been coming once a year to the Wyche Inn since 2015. We love it there, Steph and Tony take so much care and pride in their establishment and it's a real pleasure to stay here ! The breakfast and dinners...are delicious and the easy access to wonderful walks on the hills are just around the corner.Their staff are all so friendly and helpful. What else can i say, it's amazing !More

Called into the Whyche Inn after a sunny but chilly walk on the hills, for a Saturday lunch. Service was welcoming, as always, and the food was great. So glad I chose the game casserole . It was delicious.

Stopped here for an evening meal. Friendly staff, a modest selection of beers and a wide choice of well cooked food. Decor is looking a bit tired/dated, but it wasn’t shabby. Not a fine dining experience, but the perfect place for a good meal.More

IT'S said that it's the little things in life that give you the greatest joy. And Steph and Tony in there own way do that. They look after you like a long lost friend . The accommodation is very clean and well appointed. With the...most stunning views. A breakfast to suit all tastes and a great selection of meals and desserts for the evening. Having had like many people a less than happy time with covid over the last 18 months coming back here has been a joy . Thank you both very much xMore

We were recommended the Wyche Inn and we were not disappointed. As we were a party of 9 we phoned ahead and reserved a couple of tables. We were looked after very well by Steph and the team and service was quick and efficient. Great...HPA ale and I can personally recommend the Homemade pie, delicious! It was a perfect stop for lunch in between Great Malvern and Ledbury. Thank you for looking after us🙂More

I booked 2 rooms for my family to stay at. They liked it. Said the views from their rooms were amazing. One of my guests said the shower wasn’t that great and the bathtub was too small to bathe in, but it would suit a...child or short person. Negative - Next morning when I went there with the intention of saying goodbye to my family I found the lady very standoffish with me; I’m 52 years old and don’t appreciate being told to make sure I’m quiet as there are residents still sleeping!More

Booked for 6 as part of a family hills walk after seeing a local friend post who I know to be a real foodie singing praises. The most perfect day walking the beautiful hills and stopping off for what was an exceptional roast lunch. Piping...hot, generous portions, delicious home cooked roasties (that’s often the bit that can disappoint in a pub but it absolutely did not), well cooked veg, loads of extra gravy, speedy service, I could go on and on… rounded off with a lovely local Ledbury and Hereford Ale. Really wanted the pudding as they were proper English puds but just too full with a few miles still to walk. Gonna do it next time! Will definitely be back. Faultless food and drink and lovely friendly pub too. Thanks so muchMore

Stayed here twice in 2021 and am booked again for May 2022. Lovely position high on the hills, comfortable rooms with extensive views over the Severn Plain. Breakfast is excellent, with plenty of choice, and you can have a substantial packed lunch if you wish,...as well as good pub food during the day and evening. Ideal for walkers and very dog friendly, with walks straight from the door on the Malvern Hills, and easy access to Great Malvern itself. The rooms have a separate entrance from the pub, which is very convenient. Small car park but there is parking on the road, which is quiet at night. EV charging point round the corner at the Geophysical Station, which is worth a visit and allows free charging while there during the day.More

The best roast of my life… and that isn’t hyperbole! Generous portion, excellent presentation, and most importantly deliciously tasty. Attentive staff, beautiful ales, and lovely traditional decor. I can’t rave highly enough about this place. I live 60 miles away but I will be back...just for the roast.More