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Just a mile from Droitwich town centre, offering free Wi-Fi in public areas, free use of leisure facilities and extensive car parking as well as Full English breakfast is included in the room rate. Chateau Impney once the great French house built in 1875 by John Corbett as a present for his beautiful French wife is enchanting with its own unique character and romance, its ambiance gives a wonderful warm feeling of calm and tranquility for customers seeking a hotel with a style all of its own. ... MoreThis historical building is a wonderful example of classic French architecture glowing with elegance and charm, its Louis 14th style and spacious gardens have attracted many visitors including TV companies - The Soap Crossroads used the entrance area as a set. Visit Chateau Impney for that unforgettable experience; enjoy the grandeur and enchantment of this remarkable building. The hotel bedrooms all en-suite comprise of standard, executive, premium, suites and apartments a choice to meet everyone's individual preference. Bedrooms are located in the main hotel, the annexe building Impney Court and Impney Apartments. Relax in the friendly atmosphere of the large dining room which is in keeping with the character of the Chateau. The ceiling is enhanced by the old oak beams, and although this is a large air conditioned restaurant it has its little alcoves that you can enjoy the intimacy of a romantic meal. Jason's four course carvery menu is not to be missed (advance booking required), enticing you with the scrumptious aroma of the traditional roasts, selection of fresh vegetables and exotic salads, also including dietary requirements on request. Afterwards why not take coffee in the lounge for that relaxing evening ahead. The historical town of Droitwich Spa is situated 6.5 Miles north east of Worcester astride the A38 road. This one time small town has many places of interest, with ample and convenient parking and its attractions have popular appeal. There is much evidence of its historic past - old waterways and spa water pumping stations can be seen within the town. Just a few yards away is the Brine Bath complex, a natural spa offering a range of treatments including beauty therapies. An ideal starting point for visitors is the Heritage Centre in Victoria Square. housing a small but very interesting museum which includes items from the Roman past. Worcestershire mainly lies between the majestic Malvern Hills and the mellow Cotswolds; it is a county of contrasts with charming villages and bustling towns, houses built with the mellow Cotswold limestone from local quarries. The Cotswolds are centered on the gentle slopes of the Cotswolds Hills and are officially designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The ancient towns and villages are steeped in history, many date back at least 500 to 600 years and are one of the most popular reasons for visiting the region. Worcestershire has peaceful countryside with rolling landscapes, open hills and breathtaking views. Less

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