Recently Reviewed Hotels around Bromyard

• Legges of Bromyard
  "This is just what a "Real" Delicatessen should be about...."
  "As lovers of food festivals (both local & national), we often see Legges of Bromyard displaying their wares at some of our favourites places - Ludlow & Hereford include, but we had never been to their amazing shop at Bromyard - until now....the shop is just what I had envisaged - eye catching displa..."ys everywhere you look, superb local produce, tastefully decorated interior & a selection of the best pies I have ever had the pleasure to consume! No wonder they have the reputation they do - and long may that continue. Simply the best. Don't change a thing! " More >
• The Time Machine Museum of Science Fiction
  "Enjoyable visit"
  "The Time Machine Museum is actually a small private museum in the cellar of a very old house. There is no tea/coffee shop as it show on the photograph. It is mostly Dr Who, but there are exhibits relating to Start Trek, Star Wars, TV shows from your childhood e.g. Gerry Anderson etc. It is small ..."and it is not cheap but we thought it worth it. We spent over two hours there. It is tidy, well laid out and the lighting and sound effects all worked well. Because of the design of the place it would be very easy to miss about a third of the exhibition, we only found it because someone had left a door open. I defy anyone to not spend time reading the ‘Life on Mars’ poster. " More >
• The Time Machine Museum of Science Fiction
  "Really really interesting - but for the proper SF buffs"
  "As previously noted, for a small museum the admittance price is on the high side and the comment on this being a private museum with no subsidies probably explains that. At the end of the day this is one avid collector investing his time & money to put on an exhibition for similarly inclined people...." Visitors with a genuine interest in the subject will understand the value of what they are looking at - passing tourists who don't know their Zygon from their Silurian won't. So, prerequisites for visiting: Whovians of today and those that hark back to the golden era, real fans of TV and film SF & fantasy in general including the Gerry Anderson super marionation series and anyone with a fascination for the props and memorabilia associated with TV & film fantasy. If you have ever looked into a display cabinet of Dinky Spectrum MPVs and said "I had one of them in 1973" this place is highly likely for you. The epitome of a specialist museum and all the better for being that way " More >