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Best holiday rental deals in Worcestershire
Explore 2,106 offers available in Worcestershire and discover a wonderful place for your getaway. By directly analysing these holiday lettings, HomeToGo brings you the most economical offers and the highest rated rentals in Worcestershire.
Recommended holiday lettings in Worcestershire
Rent a holiday apartment, home or cottage in Worcestershire: from £26 per night
Recommended pet-friendly holiday lettings
Best holiday homes with a patio or terrace
Top holiday accommodation with fishing spots nearby
Popular holiday rental amenities in Worcestershire
A few of the accommodation options offer a pool, which makes Worcestershire a fantastic destination for holidaymakers looking to spend their holidays poolside. Also, accommodation options with pools in Worcestershire have an average price of £182 per night. Most of the listed rentals with pools are hotel rooms. In Worcestershire, a few of the rentals offering a pool are located near the water. Holidaymakers who are specifically searching for a pet-friendly holiday rental will find Worcestershire convenient, since many properties are pet-friendly. In addition, pet-friendly properties in Worcestershire have an average price of £133 per night. You will also find different accommodation options if you want to stay near the city centre, as a few of the pet-friendly holiday rentals are less than 2 kilometres from the city centre.
Holiday Letting Price Information in Worcestershire
We analysed price data and rendered them in this graph, which shows holiday letting prices for the next twelve months in Worcestershire. The most expensive week to book a holiday letting
in Worcestershire is in August (03/08 - 10/08). Prices drop in February to an average of £69 per night (02/02 - 09/02).
Holiday Home Availability Information in Worcestershire
Check out the graph above to find out how many holiday rentals are available in Worcestershire (in %). In December (22/12 - 29/12), only 34 are available. People tend to travel less to Worcestershire during a week in February (02/02 - 09/02) when only 26% of the rentals are booked.
The weather in Worcestershire
Check out our climate diagram to find the perfect month for your holidays. On average, the warmest month is July. On the other hand, you could have temperatures dropping under 4° in January. The rainiest month is July while the driest month is September.
Accommodations in Worcestershire
1,282 out of the 2,106 offers in Worcestershire are house rentals. In other words, they make up nearly half of the accommodation types there (46.3%). In addition, the median size of house rentals in Worcestershire is 91 m², with a median price of £145 a night. Moreover, this category of accommodation is usually an excellent option for medium-sized groups and families, as the majority of house rentals can accommodate groups of 4. Travellers looking for another type of accommodation can also find many hotel rooms, which are the other most popular accommodation type in Worcestershire. Our analysis reveals that the median cost of hotel rooms is £93 per night for an area of 23 m².
Enjoy the pretty county of Worcestershire with quaint holiday cottages
Worcestershire, located between Birmingham and the Welsh border, is easily reached from London and offers a number of fantastic sites and activities for independent travellers.
Food & Drinks
The best of British cuisine
The city of Worcester, the county town, is an excellent place to experience great British food. Pubs such as the Blue Bell and King Charles II offer a friendly ambience and the chance to try locally-produced ales including Worcester Nectar Bitter and Attwood’s Pale Ale.
Worcestershire is also famous for the eponymous sauce, enjoyed the world over and still produced according to an old secret recipe in the city of Worcester. It undoubtedly makes for an iconic souvenir for family back home.
Art & Culture
Worcestershire’s cultural scene
Worcester remains the hub of culture in the county. For history, Worcester Cathedral and Elgar’s Birthplace Museum are excellent choices, the latter being the birthplace of composer Edward Elgar. The Tudor House Heritage Centre is another great place to learn about local history.
Worcester City Art Gallery is also well worth visiting, as it’s set in a stunning Victorian building. The collection inside is impressive, with Roman artefacts as well as dinosaur footprints that are sure to intrigue the kids. The 13th century Worcester Guildhall is another hub of local culture and has a beautiful interior you can visit.
Local Attractions
Exploring the broader county
Of course, the smaller towns around Worcester should not be forgotten either. Bewdley is a traditional market town, while Malvern sits at the foot of gorgeous hills and is an excellent place for nature walks. At the south-east tip of the county is Broadway, which is within the stunning Cotswolds region.
Worcestershire is also very conveniently placed near Birmingham, the UK’s second city, which is easily accessible for day trips at just one hour by train from Worcester. The towns of Cheltenham, Gloucester and Hereford are easy to get to with fast connections by train or letting car.
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