'Bants Do It Better' Upton Snodsbury
Worcester, WR7 4NN
Tel : 01905 381282
Accommodation within the Pub
We offer a choice of three boutique rooms within the pub itself. All are en-suite and are either twins, double or King size.
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Elgar
Twin bedded room with en–suite shower room named after Sir Edward Elgar-- 1857 - 1934.
It is remarkable that Elgar was very largely self taught as a composer – evidence of the strong determination behind his original and unique genius.
His greatest music was, and often is Regarded as quintessentially English. (Click image to enlarge)
Shakespeare
Double bedded room with en-suite bathroom named after William Shakespeare 1564 - 1616 English poet, dramatist, and actor, considered by many to be dramatist of all time.
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William Shakespeare was born in Stratford Upon Avon, a small country town. Stratford was famous for its malting. In 1564 the black plague killed one out of every seven of the town’s 1500 inhabitants. Shakespeare’s father was a butcher and the young William exercised his father’s trade. He married a local girl Anne Hathaway. (Click image to enlarge)
St Kenelm's Suite
King Sized bedded room with en–suite shower room. It has an adjoining lounge area for relaxing, you can see the bell tower of St Kenelm’s church.
which is a grade two listed building – this ancient church dates from the 13th Century, however evidence indicates that a wooden church was on the site for a long time prior to this period.
ST KENELM’S way is a must for Ramblers, it is a walk of 60 miles through Worcestershire from the Clent hills to the Cotswolds, tracing the legendry journey of the young prince’s body from the site of his murder to his burial place at Winchcombe. The holy remains were carried ceremoniously by the monks of Winchcombe Abbey and wherever the cortege rested on the journey a crystal spring rushed forth. (Click image to enlarge)
