This well-known landmark is an amalgamation of historic buildings dating from the 15th and 18th centuries, known as a number of names, including The Crown during King Henry VIII's reign. However, eventually it was named The Royal Hop Pole when Queen Mary stayed in 1937 and gave it the official 'Royal'. Charles Dickens even mentions The Royal Hop Pole in his book, The Pickwick Papers. Other interesting information and pictures are located all over the hotel, including information on how the Medieval Banqueting Hall was discovered when the hotel was recently refurbished. The Royal Hop Pole has its own beautiful garden which leads to the banks of The River; there you can see picturesque views of the surrounding countryside and the Malvern's. Take a two minute walk to marvel at the impressive Abbey or a stroll to the river where you can enjoy a boat trip. Catch a movie or play at The Roses theatre with friends or take a swim at the local swimming pool. With its central location, clean facilities and excellent value for money it is no wonder The Royal Hop Pole continues to be a popular hotel today.Why don't you stay for breakfast No stale breakfast buffets here. All breakfasts are cooked fresh when ordered, using quality ingredients, and then they are brought to you! How it should be. Breakfast times are 7am - 12pm, Dinner is served until 10pm 7 days a week.
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