Lovely cottage, lots of room and great to have en-suite to all bedrooms. Outside space is perfect but would be good to have a gate between the lodge garden by the steps to keep dogs in from both sides. The estate is beautiful and recommend walking on the Malvern Hills.

Really nice place would definitely stay again.

Excellent for a countryside holiday - peaceful, with plenty of footpaths; possibly better in dry weather, but that is something not under our control. It's a shame that the Cliffe Arms is derelict, but there are plenty of eating places within a reasonably short drive. We would heartily recommend the Red Lion at Stifford's Bridge and the Wyche Inn, Malvern, for meals, and at Ledbury, the Muse Cafe for elevenses. For a taste of real France, Chez Pascal in Ledbury is brilliant and we all enjoyed the venison casserole, reasonably priced below £12. Pascal likes to introduce himself to all his customers and his selection of pastries and cakes are home-made daily. With darker evenings in October, we found it best to eat out at lunchtime, with snacks/sandwiches and maybe a modest amount of alcohol in the evening back at Parkers. For a large group, take a couple packs of cards or favourite board game, although there are a few such items in the lounge. Be warned, there is a low padded doorway between the kitchen and back door area, and two of the bedrooms have low, hard, lintels [I forgot to duck a couple of times]. An ideal venue for being the last of the four couples to celebrate our Golden Wedding! We particularly enjoyed listening to the bells chiming from Mathon Church for 2 to 3 hours during their practise one morning.

Parker’s was a great place very comfortable everything you needed we will be back thank you so much Kim

Brilliant cottage, bags of character and very tastefully furnished in period. Bang up to date bathrooms and showers. Very spacious, maybe even for two families. Well equipped all round. Great walking right from the door. Highly recommended.

Really enjoyed our 7 nights stay at Parkers Cottage full of character features like the log fire stove, Aga cooker range, nice big family dinning table, two snugs. Great for walks with or without dogs. Would highly recommend this cottage.

Parkers is a very comfortable and well equipped cottage. The village itself is without a shop and pub but both can be found a short drive away. The walks around the village/estate are wonderful. . A very warm welcome was given by Louise with tips on how to cook on the Aga which were much appreciated (there is a standard oven and hob available as well). An excellent cottage for a relaxing country break. Plenty to see and do a short drive away. Definitely worth a stay.

It was a lovely place to stay for my 60th Birthday celebration with my family, very comfortable in a lovely location. We enjoyed the country walks from straight out of the property and the weather was glorious. It was great to be able sit out in both the front and back garden, had great fun with an Easter egg hunt and also a murder mystery evening with all the family. Plenty of lovely places to visit nearby, Malvern, Worcester and Eastnor Castle. Would highly recommend Parker’s especially for a family get together.

Excellent location,excellent facility for a big family--very cosy-- and a pleasant welcome from the owners.

Lovely charming 17th century cottage. Quite well equipped and comfortable. Plenty of toilets for our party of 6 adults and 2 small children. Would have liked a highchair but we managed without. Enjoyed cooking on the aga which also made the kitchen lovely and warm. Daffodils were out and magnolia tree in bloom and weather was great. Back garden not fenced in so dog had to be kept on lead at all times. Would definitely recommend cottage as it is one of the best we have stayed in.

Beautiful, rambling period house full of original features. Spotlessly clean, well-equipped and very cosy. Located in a lovely quiet spot with great walks on its doorstep. Highly recommended.