Top Hotels Near Hell-Fire Caves in High Wycombe from AU$91

"All of the above. "

"The room is as expected for a holiday inn, large bed and decent size room. It is very noisy as it positi"

"Parking area was well lit . Fresh coffee for breakfast help yourself bacon baps fruit juice all fine "

"For the cost this is an excellent motel. At £35/night for a single room it is a third of the cost of other budget hotels in this area. Ok so its not the Ritz but its also priced realisticallyfor what it offers. "

"First the bad things. You have to register with Truvi for a damage waiver. That costs either £10 or £40. 'Parking Available' means parking on a fairly busy road. Entrance to the property is via a metal staircase which is treacherous when wet. The bed is very small. Good things. Property is clean, well equipped, and very quiet. It's also above a Co-op shop which is very convenient. It's also handy for High-Wycombe and the M40. All in all it's ok, but feels a little expensive. "

"Good value for money"

"When we arrived in High Wycombe, we passed a lovely house with beautiful wisteria blooming all along the sidewalk. We parked, then walked to a pub at the end of the street. After a fun meal in the open air, we left the pub searching for the Malvern House. We were delighted to discover that the wisteria house was indeed our destination. The gentleman who greeted us was very kind and welcoming. Our ground floor room was just right. We stayed two nights, and revised the pub down the street. All told, we truly enjoyed our stay and would stay at the Malvern House if we ever find ourselves near High Wycombe again."