About Us

Treherne House and The Malvern Retreat is an impressive and newly refurbished former Gentlemans' Residence offering wonderfully comfortable and stylish guest accommodation, we have just won a Visit Britain Gold Award for excellence, 100% for cleanliness and a Best of British Breakfast Award. Treherne House is privately owned by Les Routiers Award Winning and The English Tourism Council Award Winning proprietors who have designed the house with relaxation in mind. Throughout the property we have ... Morea nice blend of French reproduction and modern contemporary furnishings. The house features four lovely en-suite rooms on our first floor, we offer superb beds and mattresses and great food is also available to make your stay a special one. We are also only a 5 minute walk from 2 British pubs which offer great food and a 5 minute drive from Great Malvern itslef. There is Free Internet access for guests, WiFi throughout the house, stress-free parking for numerous vehicles on our private drive and all of the rooms enjoy digital flat screen televisions with Freeview, DVDCD players, a free DVD movie library, I-Gear docking stations for MP3Bluetooth and hospitality trays as standard. Our bedrooms feature Farrow and Ball and Harlequin wallpapers and paints, Laura Ashley fabrics and Gilchrist and Soames toiletries. There is a guest lounge, spacious conservatory and private gardens to enjoy. The property is ideally situated in a superb location between The Three Counties Showground, Qinetic and Enigma business parks, Morgan Motor factory and Great Malvern itself. Great Malvern enjoys one of the finest theatre complexes in the UK as well as the magnificent Priory and some fabulous walking from our front door to The Malvern Hills. Less

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