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Wonderful place for lunch or afternoon tea, very peaceful atmosphere with great views and very friendly service. One of my favourite places.

We were part of a wedding at the vineyard, we were helping our friends set up the marquee and we were self catering for the wedding so lots to do as you can imagine. For starters the kitchen in the marquee was revolting, absolutely disgusting! The bar too, cobwebs and just pure filth everywhere. There were no fridges for the kitchen, but one freezer which was black with mold and frozen up so the door wouldn't close. So we all made do and cracked on, only to be told at 7pm to round things up, they had apparently never had people prepping so late! Not what you want to hear the night before the wedding! So we went to the cottages to finish preparing for the wedding (friends had paid for the whole place for the weekend) only to find we had to pay for our electric when it ran out! No tea and coffee facilities, broken shower head, filthy carpets, dirty old sheets. It wasn't pleasent and definitely not worth the money! There were a number of encounters with the vineyard owner, regarding corkage, when bottles were opened unnecessarily (which was resolved). He was very unkind and just made it all very uncomfortable and not a relaxing wedding at all! I would not recommend having a wedding here, it's filthy and the owner is unkind, you won't get what you ask for. And I wouldn't recommend staying here either, lack of facilities! No electric and no simple things like tea and coffee! So disappointed in this place :(

A lovely little tea room with indoor and outdoor seating areas. I had a very nice cream tea which was reasonably priced. Staff was very attentive and cleared tables quickly changing table cloths when needed for the next customers.

A lovely little, very reasonably priced restaurant/cafe which is busy on a Sunday so you may have to book. And the food is lovely.

nice welcome atmosphere. good food. selling beer (bottle conditioned) and wine both from across the road.

Lovells Vineyard is located in the beautiful village of Welland, near Malvern. They do vineyard tours, teas and wine tastings. You can also buy their wine. They are super-friendly and organise events as well. I have bought in the past their sparkling rose and their white wine. Both were excellent and well worth the money. It goes to show that the English can make decent wine. For a day out learning about vines or a shopping trip for some special wine, Lovells Vineyard is the place to go.

Nice room but not luxurious, it's a 5* B&B rather than 5* hotel. Lovely setting, nice garden with parasols to sit and have a drink, can walk out among the vines and there is a nearby lake to walk to. Dinner was very nice, including the local wine. Service was polite but not terribly efficient, were asked three times if we wanted water and finally got it when we asked a fourth time! Ample parking was provided and it's easy to get to. Overall I got a very good impression and would visit again.

Elegant and vintage same time. Very romantic too! The vineyard is on the back of the pub/ restaurant and open for public. We took a walk every time with our dog. The food is excellent no wonder why! Angela Gray is the chef here. I attended her classes for mastering fish and seafood . That was a unique experience. You never get bored with this company. Many options and a large amount of services. Best quality high prices for some of the products but its worth it. I'm adding some pictures with me and Angela at the course I attended and some of my