Bed and Breakfasts in Herefordshire

Herefordshire stands on the borders of England and Wales in dramatic countryside varying between the gentle, fertile pastures of some of the finest farming land in Britain and the craggy ravine woodland overlooking the River Wye, now a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty,and one of our prized salmon rivers. Historic castles and abbeys abound in this once powerful region of Mercia. The cathedral city of Hereford is only one of many easily accessible places which the touring motorist can reach on a day out. With The Royal Forest of Dean, the Malvern Hills, the Welsh Marches and the Brecon Beacons forming natural boundaries round the county, the interests are endless.

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Dairy House Farm, Monnington-on-Wye, Herefordshire

PPPN £35 - £40
4 Star4 Star4 Star4 Star
Allows PetsNo SmokingOff Street ParkingGardenDinner AvailableHas WiFi/Internet
Distance: Miles
Dairy House Farm is a secluded farm house, beautifully furnished with oak floors and beams. The rooms are large and comfortable with open views over our organic farm to the surrounding hills. Feel free to enjoy our large garden, or walk around the farm. Relax in the peace and comfort of our family home and keep warm by the open fires in the drawing room and dining hall. There is central heating throughout the house, and the bedrooms are provided with tea, coffee, bottled water, television, hairdryers, irons, and armchairs. There is one large double room with ensuite bathroom, and a large twin room with a private bathroom which has a power shower and a large bath. We cook delicious breakfasts on the aga using local produce and home made preserves. Dogs and horses are welcome by arrangement. We can offer stabling, paddocks and wonderful riding. Walking: Dairy House Farm is the perfect spot for a quiet relaxing break, and provides a great base for exploring Herefordshire and the Welsh Marches. For the more active walkers, the 'Wye Valley Walk' passes through our farm. We are the ideal stop between Hay on Wye and Hereford. Shorter walks from the doorstep include exploring the15th Century Monnington Church, the cider apple orchards, the mile long ' Monnington Walk' avenue lined with scotch firs and yews, and Monnington 'Scar', a special sight of scientific interest. The above photos are taken from the 'Scar', which is adjacent to our farm. Canoeing: Canoeing can be arranged in nearby Hay on Wye, picking you up from the river, and providing a complimentary sandwich for the next day. Fishing & Shooting: We are happy to help organise fishing and shooting holidays, and if you are a large party, extra accommodation can be arranged with our neighbours. Horse Riding: The Three Rivers Ride crosses our farm, and again we are an ideal stopping place. We have paddocks and stables for your horses, and plenty of washing and drying rooms for you! Alternatively, you may just like to come and stay with your horse, exploring the local riding or venturing into the welsh hills for a day. Local attractions: For the shoppers and bookworms, Hay-on-Wye is the worlds largest secondhand and antiquarian book centre. Nestled under Hay Bluff, from here you can explore the Black mountains which lie within the Brecon Beacons. Offas Dyke path runs along the ridge of the Black Mountains passing through Hay and on to Kington. Hereford City is within easy reach of Dairy House Farm. The award-winning Mappa Mundi and Chained Library Exhibition is open all year round. Rates: £35 to £40 per person per night. Children are welcome by arrangement. No smoking. Pets are allowed by arrangement. Off street parking. Dinner available. Wi-Fi/internet access. 4 Star Visit Britain.
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Applewood, Hereford, Herefordshire

PPPN £45
PR2S £70
No SmokingOff Street ParkingGardenHas WiFi/Internet
Distance: Miles
Situated 4 miles east of the cathedral city of Hereford and within easy reach of Ledbury, Ross on Wye and Hay on Wye. you will be our only guests in our converted 19th century cider mill. Applewood Mill is the perfect peaceful place to unwind and relax. We provide a continental breakfast with free range organic eggs from the garden, fresh milk served, a range of teas, a caffettiera, tea/coffee making facilities, hairdryer, iron and ironing board on request, wireless broadband, off road parking as well as your own outside space with decking where you can enjoy your breakfast. Your accommodation is private and consits of a double bedroom and sitting/dining room with flat screen TV. Also you have your own bathroom, with bath and shower. There is so much to see and do in uncluttered Herefordshire, the land of poetry, music and sparkling nature. Walk the breathtaking Wye Valley National footpath, play golf on many scenic courses nearby, visit the superb black and white villages of North Herefordshire on the "Black and White Trail" and enjoy a meal in one of the many local, half timbered pubs for real quality and value. Herefordshire is situated in the Marches, the beautiful borderland straddling the English and Welsh border, and is the heart of unspoilt rural England. The landscape is truly delightful, gently rolling countryside nestling between the high ridges of the Black Mountains to the West and the Malvern Hills to the East, with the River Wye shaping the contours in its midst, flowing from Hay-on-Wye, down through the county to Hereford City itself, and then on South to Ross-on-Wye and Symonds Yat. Castles, cider apple orchards, countryside attractions: all are glimpses of Herefordshire`s distinctive and unique culture. Rates: £45 per person per night. £70 per room per night based on 2 people sharing. Children are welcome. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. Off street parking. Wi-Fi/internet access.
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Wall Hills House, Ledbury, Herefordshire

PR2S £84 - £89
4 Star4 Star4 Star4 Star
No SmokingOff Street ParkingGardenDinner AvailableHas WiFi/Internet
Distance: Miles
Wall Hills House bed and breakfast stands on the hill slopes overlooking the old market town of Ledbury. Set amongst the fields and woodland, half a mile from the road, Wall Hills offers you traditional style bed and breakfast accommodation with excellent food, together with the peace and quiet that you would expect to find in the heart of the beautiful English countryside, with the Malvern hills and their wonderful scenery and excellent walking close by. Orchid Room: The Orchid Room has a fully tiled, en-suite shower room with a heated, condensation free mirror. Perfect for shaving, even after a shower. There is a built-in wardrobe. Tea and coffee making facilities are provided along with armchairs so you can relax and unwind. Damson Room: This room has twin beds with memory foam mattresses and an en-suite bathroom. The room looks out towards the 15th century cruck barn beside the house. As with all our rooms, there are tea and coffee making facilities in the room. Guests are also welcome to relax in the spacious guest lounge, with its French doors leading out into the garden. Rose Room: This is the largest of our guest rooms. It has a king size double bed and panoramic views from the large bay window down across Ledbury Town and, to the left, the railway viaduct. There are tea and coffee making facilities and you can sit in an armchair, relax and enjoy the beautiful view. The Rose Room has its own private shower room accessed separately from the landing. Ledbury makes a wonderful base for your holiday with many wonderful sights (and sites!) within easy reach. Don’t forget to explore Ledbury with its timber framed houses, Market house, cobbled street, museums and church. Rates: £84 to £89 per room per night based on 2 people sharing. Children are welcome. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. Off street parking. Dinner available. Wi-Fi/internet access. 4 Star AA.
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Pridewood Farm, Ledbury, Herefordshire

PPPN £30
3 Star3 Star3 Star
Allows PetsNo SmokingOff Street ParkingGarden
Distance: Miles
Pridewood Farm Bed & Breakfast is set on a working farm in lovely, rolling Herefordshire countryside. After a long journey or before the days exploration this is the perfect spot to recharge your batteries. Enjoy the beauty of fields of corn and hops as you approach. Relax in spacious and comfortably furnished rooms with open views over the gardens, lake and countryside. We are happy to be able to provide two very comfortable rooms, a double and a twin. The double has stunning views of open country-side and a spacious en-suite shower room. The twin has a view of the farm yard and a very spacious en-suite with a bath and a walk-in shower room. Children are very welcome and we can provide a cot, high chair and put-me-up beds to accommodate them. Pridewood's spacious grounds include a working hop farm, well-stocked coarse fishing lake with Carp, Roach and Tench, walled garden and beautiful lawns stretching out towards the open countryside beyond. We are ideally located for touring the Cathedral cities of Hereford, Worcester and Gloucester, for exploring the Wye Valley and Forest of Dean, for hill walking on the Brecon Beacons or Malvern Hills. Cheltenham is only 40 minutes drive. Ledbury is the nearest town to Pridewood. It is a very quaint market town well known for its black and white market place. It has a lovely collection of independent shops and excellent restaurants and pubs. Rates : From £30 per person per night. 3 Star Visit Britain. Children and pets are welcome. (Pets by arrangement)
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