The space

Set at the northern end of the Malvern Hills, this modern group chalet is a brilliant choice for hens who want fresh air, activities and plenty of space to celebrate together. Sleeping up to 16 guests across 5 bedrooms, it works especially well for a bride tribe that wants a relaxed, outdoorsy weekend with everything in one easy place: accommodation, communal dining, games, woodland surroundings and optional activities right on site.

The setting gives you that proper away-from-it-all feeling without being cut off. The chalet sits in wooded grounds with ponds and wildlife, adjacent to larger woodlands with an orienteering course, so there is plenty of room to stretch your legs, plan a morning walk or shake off the night before with a blast of countryside air. The famous Malvern Hills are close by too, making this a great base for groups who like the idea of a scenic hike, photo stops and big views as part of the hen itinerary.

This is not a high-gloss party pad with a city-centre cocktail bar downstairs; it is a spacious, practical and activity-led base made for groups. That makes it especially appealing for hens who would rather swap the standard hotel stay for team challenges, games nights, shared meals and a weekend that feels a little different.

Inside the house

Inside, the chalet is designed for group stays, with accommodation arranged across 5 bedrooms and a maximum capacity of 16 guests. The layout is ideal for friendship groups, family members and mixed-age hen parties who want to stay under one roof while keeping the sleeping arrangements simple and sociable.

The fully fitted kitchen/diner is the hub of the house, giving you the flexibility to cook together, lay out a big brunch, prep drinks and snacks, or organise a relaxed dinner before heading out. If you would rather keep the weekend low-effort, full catering can be arranged, which is a lovely option for a hen group that wants more time celebrating and less time washing up.

There is a small lounge for quieter moments, whether that is a film, a catch-up over tea, or somewhere for the bride to open a few gifts. The property also has 2 separate shower rooms with WCs, including a wheelchair-suitable WC and shower, which is a helpful feature for accessibility and for getting a larger group ready with less morning chaos.

A real bonus is the separate games room, giving the group an extra space to gather away from the bedrooms. With an indoor bowling alley, table football and TV/DVD, it is ready-made for easy evening entertainment, rainy-day plans, hen party games or a relaxed competition between teams. There is also ample parking on site, making arrivals simpler for groups travelling from different parts of the UK.

Hen weekend highlights

The biggest highlight here is the activity potential. On site, there is a high ropes course, assault course, zip wire, parachute jump, king swing, 3 climbing towers and a climbing wall, all of which can turn a hen weekend into a full-on adventure. These activities are subject to availability and need to be enquired about and booked in advance, but for the right group they can be the centrepiece of the whole weekend.

For hens who love a challenge, you could split into teams, create a bride-versus-bridesmaids competition, or plan a surprise activity session before a celebratory dinner. The woodland setting also lends itself to daytime strolls, relaxed outdoor time and low-key games in the grounds. There is no listed hot tub or spa here, so the atmosphere is more action-packed country retreat than pamper pad, but you can still create a brilliant balance of adventure and downtime.

The games room is another hen-friendly feature, especially for groups who want entertainment without needing taxis every night. Indoor bowling and table football are easy crowd-pleasers, while the TV/DVD set-up gives you the option of a cosy film night, bride-themed quiz or chilled recovery session after a day on the ropes course.

The kitchen/diner helps make the weekend feel communal. Think big breakfasts, fizz before dinner, grazing boards, homemade cocktails or a catered meal brought to you. With everyone staying together, the whole group can dip in and out of the plans without losing that shared-house atmosphere that makes hen weekends feel special.

Location & getting around

The property is located in Worcestershire, close to the northern ridge of the Malvern Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty known for its walking routes, views and fresh countryside feel. It is a strong choice if the bride enjoys nature, activities and somewhere scenic rather than a busy city-centre stay.

For food and drinks nearby, The Brewers Arms is within walking distance and offers home-cooked food in a friendly local pub setting, with live music often taking place. Slightly further away is The Star, a Chinese restaurant and pub serving traditional Chinese food, with a pub attached offering real ales. These local options are handy for a relaxed meal out without having to plan a big journey.

Malvern town centre is around a 20-minute walk away, giving the group access to more shops, cafes, restaurants and bars. It is an easy option for a change of scene, a daytime wander or a casual evening out, while still letting you return to the chalet and its peaceful setting at the end of the night.

Because there is ample parking on site, the property works well for groups arriving by car. For hens planning activities, meals out or transport into town, it is worth organising the schedule in advance so everyone can make the most of the location and the bookable on-site facilities.

Enquire today

If your hen group is looking for a spacious Worcestershire base with outdoor activities, woodland surroundings and plenty of room to gather, this chalet near the Malvern Hills is well worth considering. Message the host with your dates, group size and any activity or catering plans, and ask what can be arranged for your celebration.