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Brockencote Hall Country House Hotel
Chaddesley Corbett, Worcestershire, United Kingdom · Independent · Core Luxury
Brockencote Hall is a Victorian country-house hotel on a Worcestershire estate near Kidderminster, lake views, gardens, and classic English country-house hospitality.
- 40 rooms
- Opened 1985
About Brockencote Hall Country House Hotel
- Brockencote Hall was built in 1869 by Kidderminster carpet tycoon and Mayor Henry Wills, over 17th-century wine cellars.
- Joseph and Alison Petitjean bought it in 1985 and ran it as a fine-dining hotel for around 25 years.
- Peter Rigby, founder of the Eden Collection of Hotels, bought it in 2011 and carried out a multi-million-pound refurbishment.
- It holds AA Four Red Stars, awarded in 2025, one of the highest tiers in the AA's UK hotel rating system.
History
Brockencote Hall was built in 1869 by Kidderminster carpet tycoon and Mayor Henry Wills, with the present Victorian mansion erected in the 1880s over 17th-century wine cellars, near Chaddesley Corbett in Worcestershire. Sold in the 1980s to Robert Lench, it was bought in 1985 by Joseph and Alison Petitjean, who extended it and ran it for some 25 years as a fine-dining hotel.
In 2011 it was sold to Peter Rigby, founder of the Eden Collection of Hotels, who carried out a multi-million-pound refurbishment.
The setting
4 miles from Museum of Carpet. 7 miles from West Midland Safari Park.
Awards
- AA Four Red Stars (2025)
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