Morningside Cottage, a relaxing oasis, 10 min walk into Tenbury Wells with its individual shops and eateries. Located on a quiet lane Morningside, a feeling of seclusion but close to the town. With large garden, where guests can enjo in before going out for supper. Complementary local produce will be in your room on arrival and fresh milk in the mini fridge.

I thought you may like to know a little about me. I relocated to Tenbury Wells after selling my previous B & B, in Cumbria. My first visitor there was an undercover Hotel Inspector, a baptism of fire! We were awarded 5* Silver by Visit England. The following year we were awarded 5* Gold from Visit England. We were so thrilled when we were then awarded best B and B in Cumbria and the following year the best B and B in England by Visit England, that was an evening to remember! My ethos when planning Morningside Cottage was to offer the same high standard of services buying locally where possible, hence I source those whom I consider to be the best producers to supply us. I really hope you come and stay at Morningside Cottage & am looking forward to seeing you soon. Lesley

Parking at Morningside Cottage in the lane, layby opposite, guests have use of garden 10 minutes’ walk to Tenbury Wells on the edge of west Worcestershire, bordering south Shropshire and north Herefordshire, the historic market town of Tenbury Wells with independent shops, restaurants coffee shops, theatre and Pump Rooms. Delightful walks through acres of apple orchards, visit The Regal, Grade 2 Theatre and Cinema. Further afield, Ludlow, Leominster, within 15 minutes by car whilst the Black and White Village Trail is a route through some of the prettiest villages and most beautiful landscape in England, 40-mile circular trail leads west from the ancient town of Leominster, through rich landscapes of orchards, hopyards and distant hills, taking in the most picturesque black and white villages along the way as well as the little market town of Kington. Cathedral cities of Worcester, Hereford and Gloucester are only a short drive as are the National Trust properties of Berrington Hall and Croft Castle The surrounding areas of the Malvern Hills and South Shropshire countryside offer a huge opportunity for seasoned ramblers and amblers alike.