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Seasons Restaurant in the Colwall Park Hotel is set in an attractive village location by the Malvern Hills. The restaurant has views of the western slopes of the nearby hills. My companion and I had fish main courses followed by dessert and we both agreed that the food was delicious and nicely presented, the service was helpful and the setting very pleasant. The whole experience was enjoyable.

Visited the hotel recently for a sunday lunch with a party of 8 people for my 60th birthday. The resturant was half empty and I was a little concerned that this might indicate that the food was not that good. I need not have been concerned however as both the food and service was excellent . The only slight criticism was that the decor is a lttle dated and could really do with a makeover which is why i've only given it four out of five. Otherwise can't fault it and would certainly go there again.

We chose the restaurant here after reading trip advisor reviews and thoroughly enjoyed our evening. The restaurant was slightly lacking in atmosphere as there were only two other couples there but everything else was excellent. We were welcomed by name when we arrived and the waiting staff were friendly, professional and efficient. The food was amazing! We had the ratatouille in tomato and the duck. Everything was cooked perfectly and the presentation was immaculate. The desserts were also delicious! Thanks for a very pleasant and memorable evening.

Me and my family including my twin one year old boys had a lovely evening meal at beginning August. The boys had 2 place settings at the table and were both asleep when we arrived but the staff were very accommodating and the push chair was no problem in the restaurant. Our meal was so lovely and the presentation and service was of first class. The boys woke up and all the other guests made a fuss of them. I do get stressed as a parent when taking my babies for a meal but the staff here made all my family feel very comfortable straight away. I would certainly return if we visit Malvern again. Thank you ..

My 50th birthday, Sunday lunch for 11, £19 for two courses. Lovely, friendly normal English hotel, not at all stuffy and given we were all tired from a party the night before, it just struck the perfect balance for us.... Fantastic food...we had beef and lamb and vegetarian options, all were fantastic and so were the puddings. Service from a lovely Spanish waiter was attentive, responsive and personal. Seated us in a little lounge to the side of the bar to order pre dinner drinks.... couldn 't fault it and it made a very special birthday experience for me... but we will definitely come back on a Sunday again,....and again..... and again!!

Found myself back here unexpectedly, following a funeral. The menu has changed, I think, since my last visit but it 's still obvious that this is a place that takes cooking seriously. To be honest I didn 't eat much wasn 't in the mood but my steak was just how I asked it to be and there was an interesting cheeseboard. However, judging by some of the comments at adjoining tables it was obvious that there were a lot of contented customers in that evening. My waiter (I hate that word) was friendly and efficient and clearly enjoyed being there. I don 't suppose a full meal would have been cheap but on the other hand, as we all know, at the end of the day you tend to get what you pay for. And wh...

All right, the food was delicious and the place looked lovely, such an elegant hall and lovely music at the right volume. But good grief, it cannot take two full hours to serve three course (the last just a cheese board , two hours during which nobody had the decency to make sure that we did not need any more drinks (than a pint of ale and, for me the driver, just 330ml of water! People arrived far later than us were served before we were and this did not help our mood at all, after the first hour we were more annoyed than hungry... and we hadn't eaten much yet! I understand that they were heavily short staffed, just three (plus one cook, I guess dealing with the restaurant and the bar at th...

As part of our weekend DBB stay, we dined in the Seasons Restaurant each night. Told that we could sit in the Lounge, opposite the Lantern Bar, our sherries were brought to us, together with the evenings Menu for our perusal. There then followed a selection of Canapés, around a central dish of mixed nuts. We were also shown the bottle of white wine we had selected. A waitress escorted us to our table, unfolded our linen napkins, laying them across our laps, and poured a taster of the wine from an ice bucket. All three courses of the meal were eye-catchingly presented, cooked to perfection, with taste combinations that were satisfying. Coffee, or after-dinner drinks, were then available in th...

We came last evening for a quiet birthday dinner in the Seasons Restaurant. Unfortunately, being a Monday evening and things being a bit too quiet, we would have been on our own. Instead, we chose to eat in the bar. Any doubts about opting for a second class alternative were quickly dispelled as we were shown to a choice of tables. It rapidly became apparent here was a place where quality and service were uppermost in everyone's mind. Such service, I have rarely seen outside of London.On discovering, after ordering our food, the wine we had chosen was not available, the waitress brought us a choice of two alternatives and the proprietor himself came to apologise personally and waived the cha...