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Copyright © 1998-2008 Holloways. All rights reserved. |
How to find us:
Recommended routes to Holloways - click on the small map on the right to enlarge and then print.
| Holloways Lower Court, Suckley, Worcestershire WR6 5DE United Kingdom Tel: 01886 884665 |
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| Opening Hours 9am - 5pm Monday to Saturday Sunday Opening April - August 11am - 4pm |
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"We were unsure about travelling such a long way to visit you, but as soon as we walked through the courtyard and into the showroom we knew we had done the right thing!" |
Directions to Holloways from Junction 7 of M5
Shortly after leaving the motorway at J7 towards Worcester, you will come to a small roundabout. Take the first exit (turn left) which is the A4440 to Malvern, Hereford, Leominster and Bromyard. This is the Worcester by-pass. Keep following the signs for Leominster and Bromyard (you will go over several roundabouts) until you see the sign for A44 Leominster and Bromyard. Take this road.
Continue along the A44 for about 6.5 miles until you get to the village of Knightwick. Just after the bridge over the River Teme you will see a road on the left, sign-posted to Suckley. Leave the A44 and turn left here. Continue along this road for 3 miles, going through the village of Suckley for some distance.
After 3 miles you will see the spire of Suckley church through some trees on the right of the road. Holloways is just in front of the church on the right-hand side. Our showrooms are situated inside converted hop kilns with large courtyards of garden ornaments to the front and back.
Some Hotels and Guest Houses nearby:
| The Cottage in the Wood Hotel, Malvern | 01684 575859 |
| The Abbey Hotel, Malvern | 01684 892662 |
| The Talbot at Knightwick | 01886 821235 |
| Chirkenhill Farmhouse Bed and Breakfast | 01886 832205 |
| Hundred House Hotel, Great Witley | 01299 896888 |
| Malvern Hills Tourist Information | 01684 892289 |
Places of interest in Malvern and Worcester:
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In the centre of England, at the heart of one of the most beautiful parts of the country is the city of Worcester. Surrounded by glorious landscapes and charming, historic towns and villages, the city has a rich history of culture, architecture and events of international importance.
The city and county have a wealth of fascinating, beautiful and exciting places to visit, from the majestic cathedral on the banks of the Severn to Royal Worcester Porcelain’s Museum and Visitor Centre and the remarkable medieval interiors of the city centre’s Greyfriars. Just beyond the city are more delightful places, from the glorious hills and natural springs at Malvern to Elgar’s Birthplace Museum, the magnificent landscapes at Croome Park and the romantic ruin of Witley Court.
The compact city centre is ideal for strolling, sightseeing and shopping. There is a great mixture of ancient buildings, modern shopping, street cafés and riverside walks — guaranteed to reward you with a relaxing and entertaining visit.
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