The Croft

Worcester Road, Broome, Stourbridge, West Midlands, DY9 0HS
Telephone: 01562 701015

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Pam Taft extends a warm welcome to visitors.

The Croft, Stourbridge, Front of Establishment

The Croft was built in 1906 of mellow bricks with stone mullioned leaded light windows.

It is set well back from the road and approached by a wide gravelled driveway. The rooms overlook the garden, or the Clent Hills to the rear.

All rooms are tastefully decorated, with private facilities, colour televisions, tea and coffee tray.

Smoking is not allowed in the house.

Children over the age of twelve can be accommodated but we are unable to take pets.

Guests arrival any time after 5 pm unless otherwise arranged.

Places of interest

Stourbridge
Hagley Hall
Broadfield House Glass Museum
Stuart Crystal
Merry Hill Centre

Bromsgrove
Hanbury Hall
Avoncroft Museum of Historic Buildings
Forge Mill Museum
Bordesley Abbey Visitors Centre
Jinney Ring Craft Centre

Dudley
Black Country Museum
Dudley Castle and Zoo

Birmingham
Cadbury World
Jewellery Quarter
Motor Cycle Museum
National Sea Life Centre
Botanical Gardens
National Indoor Arena (NIA)
National Exhibition Centre (NEC)

Kidderminster
Severn Valley Railway
Bodenham Arbortum and Earth centre
Hartlebury Castle

Bewdley
Safari Park

Bridgnorth
Midland Motor Museum

Alcester
Ragley Hall

Worcester
Elgar Country

Warwick
Stratford upon Avon

How to find the Croft

Approaching from Junction 3 or 4 of the M5.

If travelling West on the A456 or North West on the A491, you will arrive at a large traffic island at Hagley. Take the A456 towards Kidderminster. AT the second set of traffic lights (Shell petrol Station and Little Chef) bear left on to the A450. We are approximately 500 metres on the left. Look out for the 'Broome, Wyre Forest' road sign and our driveway is immediately after this - brick pillars with cream spheres.

The Croft, Stourbridge, Map