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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Mellington House Bed & Breakfast, Weobley, Nr Hay on Wye, Herefordshire

PPPN £30 - £35
No SmokingOff Street ParkingGarden
Distance: Miles
Mellington House is an attractively maintained 16th century house set in the centre of the rural black and white timbered village of Weobley. Choose between bed and breakfast or self catering accommodation for short or long visits to the area. All B&B apartments are comfortably furnished with excellent facilities and have their own access to the front and rear of the house. There is also a large garden for guests to enjoy. The accommodation comprises double and twin rooms with en suite bath or shower rooms, own sitting rooms all with tea and coffee making facilities and free to view satellite TV. Breakfast is served in the dining room of the main house. There are a variety of local shops, a Post Office, an excellent restaurant and lovely historic inns for dining out - all within two minutes walk of Mellington House. Picturesque Weobley is one of the best preserved Tudor villages in the country situated in the beautiful Herefordshire countryside only 20minutes from the Welsh border and between the Market Town of Leominster and Cathedral City of Hereford. It is the perfect place for a relaxing and peaceful break or as a base for enjoying the surrounding area. Herefordshire is one of England’s most rural counties famous for its cattle and cider orchards. The Black Mountains, the world famous bookshop town of Hay on Wye and scenic Wye Valley are all nearby. To the north lie the Long Mynd and the Shropshire Hills around Ludlow and Church Stretton. The Malverns, Offas Dyke, and the Brecon Beacons too are all within easy reach. Immediately to hand are many peaceful walks and there are local gardens to visit. The area also offers excellent opportunities for favorite outdoor activities such as Walking, Cycling, Golf, Riding and Canoeing. Golfers can enjoy a variety of spectacular courses and walkers and cyclists will enjoy discovering the delights of the county. If you have not yet discovered Herefordshire, Weobley is a great place to start. Rates : From £30 to £35 per person per night. Children are welcome. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. Off street parking.

The Marshpools Country Inn, Ledgemoor, Hereford, Herefordshire

PPPN £33.50
3 Star3 Star3 Star
Allows PetsNo SmokingOff Street ParkingGardenDinner Available
Distance: Miles
Set in the tranquil Herefordshire countryside, the Marshpools offers the chance to escape the hustle and bustle of the modern world. The Inn was originally an old thatched cottage, but has been completely rebuilt and now offers all the amenities one expects in this day and age. It is an area steeped in history, situated "off the beaten track" in a quiet location ideally based for touring the surrounding area. The Bar Lounge and Dining Area is extremely spacious and has a real log fire for those cold winter days. Real ale is served, along with a good selection of beers, wines, spirits and Herefordshire ciders. A varied menu is available lunchtimes and evenings, ranging from light snacks to a three course meal, all freshly prepared and very reasonably priced. Within the grounds, in idyllic surroundings, are two well stocked fishing pools containing carp, tench, roach and bream. There is a large beer garden, ample parking and a pentanque piste for a little outdoor entertainment! The comfortable bedrooms, quietly situated away from the bar area, have panoramic views over the open countryside, are all en-suite, with complimentary toiletries, colour television, radio alarm, tea/coffee making facilities, full central heating and are non smoking. Three premier Golf Courses, Burghill, Kington and Herefordshire are only a short drive away. Hay on Wye, the world famous book capital is within easy reach, along with wooded walks along Offa's Dyke, the Wye Valley and Mortimer's Trail. Quiet country lanes offer cyclists a relaxed, leisurely virtually traffic free journey. Other local amenities include pony trekking, salmon and course fishing, go-karting and perfect scenery for any photographer wishing to capture the magnificence of the Brecon Beacons. Rates : From £33.50 per person per night. Children are welcome. No smoking. Pets allowed by arrangement. Ample Parking. Dinner is available. 3 Star ETC.

Norton House, Whitchurch, Symonds Yat, Herefordshire

PPPN £35 - £45
PR2S £62 - £72
4 Star4 Star4 Star4 Star
Allows PetsNo SmokingOff Street ParkingDinner Available
Distance: Miles
Norton House was built as a farmhouse from locally quarried stone approximately 300 years ago. Carefully renovated to retain the original stone flag floors, oak beams, inglenook fireplaces, stripped pine shutters and doors, Norton House oozes old fashioned charm and character but provides all the modern comforts our guests could wish for. There is a lovely guest lounge, solely for the use of our guests, with roaring log fires in the winter. Here, we greet our guests when they arrive with a pot of tea or coffee and home made cakes to help them relax after their journey. Our guests are welcome to use the lounge during the day or relax in the evening after a meal. We offer speciality breakfasts all freshly prepared and from local produce to include Kedgree, stuffed pancakes and devilled kidneys! Our unique breakfasts are all included in the price. We are situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, only a short walk from Symonds Yat and the River Wye. We have three guest bedrooms all fully en-suite, centrally heated and attractively decorated to a high standard. All have remote control colour television, tea and coffee making facilities & mineral water. You will be able to enjoy the luxury of old pine double beds, pretty patchwork quilts, crisp white cotton sheets and fluffy white towels, and fresh flowers to welcome you. The Ross Bedroom has antique twin beds en-suite with a hand basin, bath, shower & W.C. The Doward Bedroom has a four-poster bed, en-suite with hand basin, bath, shower & W.C. The Monmouth Bedroom has a stripped pine double bed, en-suite with basin, bath, shower & W.C. Breakfast is served in the beautiful oak beamed dining room with inglenook fireplace. Guests sit at the magnificent mahogany table surrounded by curios, old china etc. displayed on the massive old farmhouse dresser. Evening meals (if ordered) are served by candlelight and oil lamp - who could ask for a more romantic setting? There are also several pubs, hotels and restaurants offering evening meals within walking distance. We offer three types of breakfast: Traditional English Vegetarian Continental Norton House Speciality Breakfasts offering an amazing choice such as Kedgeree, stuffed pancakes, devilled kidneys to name but a few! Guests are given a full menu and asked to make their choice the night before. Rates : £35.00 to £40.00 p.p.p.n. for a double and £40.00 - £45.00 p.p.p.n. for a single and a discount for 5 nights plus to £30.00 p.p.p.n. Children over 12 years old only. 4 star ETC Gold Award, 4 Red Diamonds AA. No smoking. Pets allowed by prior arrangement. 5 Parking Spaces. Dinner by arrangement.

Broome Farm, Peterstow, Ross On Wye, Herefordshire

PPPN £27.50
PR2S £55.00
4 Star4 Star4 Star4 Star
No SmokingOff Street ParkingGardenDinner AvailableHas WiFi/Internet
Distance: Miles
A 300 year old cider farm offering bed & breakfast and evening meals. Broome Farmhouse is situated in Peterstow near Ross-on-Wye in the Wye Valley, Herefordshire amidst some of England's finest countryside. The setting is tranquil, the surroundings and orchards beautiful. The farmhouse is set in a commanding position with views over the local Herefordshire countryside. It is a peaceful location where the noisiest sound is usually the dawn chorus. You can sit on the patio and soak up the view. Take a jug of cider from the cider cellar or perhaps have a cream tea instead. The guesthouse is run by John and Hilary Draper. We like to offer a friendly atmosphere with a personal touch and always try to make guests feel welcome. One way we achieve this is by offering a jug of cider instead of tea to take into the guest’s lounge. We have three en-suite bedrooms at Broome Farmhouse, The three bedrooms are decorated in a country style.......and are equipped with tea & coffee making facilities, colour television, a clock/radio and CD player. Wireless Internet connection is also available. On colder days we’ll light a cosy fire to warm you on the outside, while the cider warms from within! The dining room, which is also open to the general public, styles itself on modern farmhouse cooking and you can enjoy the fine menu for the inclusive price of only £19.50 for the 2009 season, for those not already discounted in some other way and if you are a resident. However booking for dinner is essential. Breakfast and evening meals are served in our licensed dining room. The 45 acres of cider orchards are open to roam in. Take a packed lunch if you like and have a picnic. Rates : £27.50 per person per night. £55 per room per night based on 2 people sharing. Children are welcome. No smoking. Pets are allowed. Off street parking. Dinner is available . Wi-fi. 4 Star VB.

Baskerville Hall, Hay-On-Wye, Hereford, Herefordshire

PPPN £17 - £57.50
Allows PetsNo SmokingOff Street ParkingGardenDinner AvailableHas Swimming PoolHas WiFi/Internet
Distance: Miles
Baskerville Hall was built in 1839 by Thomas Mynors Baskerville for his second wife, Elizabeth. The Baskervilles were related to the Dukes of Normandy and first came to Britain to help William the Conqueror in 1066. Thomas was the second son of Peter Richard Mynors from Treago near Ross-on-Wye and he inherited the Baskerville Estate from his third cousin Colonel Thomas Baskerville who died in 1818 without leaving any children. Arthur Conan Doyle was a family friend who often came to stay here. During his many visits he learnt of the local legend of the hounds of the Baskervilles. It is reputed that on nearby Hergest Ridge he translated this into probably the most famous case for his celebrated detective Sherlock Holmes. However, at the request of his friends he set the book in Devon "to ward off tourists". Since the First World War the house has been used as a school, then a hotel and health farm, until 1984 when the present owner David Hodby took over and undertook extensive restoration work. Thirty en-suite bedrooms ranging from standard and family rooms to individually styled Executive Rooms. All bedrooms are equipped with tea and coffee-making facilities, direct-dial telephones and colour televisions. Dormitory accommodation and camping facilities are also available by arrangement. Exclusive use of the hotel, its grounds and facilities can be arranged subject to availability. Baskerville Hall has been approved for Civil Marriage Ceremonies. Also Stags and Hens can be catered for. Rates : From £17 to £57.50 per person per night. Children are welcome. No smoking. Pets are allowed. Off street parking. Dinner is available. Wi-fi/internet access.

Chase Hotel, Ross On Wye, Hereford, Herefordshire

PR2S £90 - £195
3 Star3 Star3 Star
No SmokingOff Street ParkingGardenDinner AvailableHas WiFi/Internet
Distance: Miles
The Chase Hotel, Ross-on-Wye, is a Georgian Country House Hotel situated in 11 acres of beautiful grounds and landscaped gardens. Located within minutes walk of the historic market town of Ross-on-Wye, the hotel is conveniently positioned for leisure and recreational activities, including antique centres, scenic river walks and beautiful countryside. The hotel has retained many of its original Georgian features, enabling guests to relax and enjoy their stay in comfortable surroundings. The Chase Hotel has 36 en-suite bedrooms, offering a variety of individual style and decor. The Chase has four standards of rooms available to choose from; STANDARD ROOMS SUPERIOR ROOMS EXECUTIVE ROOMS FOUR POSTER Each room type have as standard, en-suite facilities, hospitality tray, remote control television and radio with satellite channels, direct dial telephones with modem points, trouser press and a host of personal extras. Following a complete refurbishment in February 2005. Harry`s Restaurant has been transformed into a modern fresh dining venue. Whilst retaining the original Georgian features of tall ceilings and ornate plaster covings. The decor has been transformed with subtle tones of creams, tans and blacks, plush leather seating and pale silk drapes add warmth and a air of class. Harry`s Restaurant is renowned for superb, traditional cuisine and excellent service and has been awarded an AA Rosette for fine dining. Please visit our website for further details. Rates : From £90 to £195 per room per night based on 2 people sharing. Children are welcome. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. Off street parking. Dinner is available. Wi-Fi / Internet Access. 3 Star AA.