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Rooms from 80.00 GBP | Built in the 1930s by Lord Croft as a wedding present for his daughter, Brockington Hall is a grand gentleman's residence set in beautiful North Herefordshire countryside, with a commanding position on the fourth fairway of the golf course.
The Hall has undergone a total renovation and is available for Short Breaks, Special Celebrations, Family Gatherings, Weddings, Stag & Hen parties, Golf Breaks, Conferences and other Corporate Events all of which are on an exclusive use basis.
In addition we can also offer mid week Executive Bed and Breakfast.
The new Luxury Golf Lodge can accommodate up to 10 guests and is located in the beautiful orchard adjacent to the Hall overlooking the golf course.
The accommodation consists of three en-suite double bedrooms, one of which can accommodate an additional Z bed and a spacious lounge which has a double sofa bed and a further Z bed. All rooms have free view sky TV and DVD.
The Hall can sleep up to thirty people comfortably and the accommodation comprises on the ground floor an imposing entrance hall, a drawing room with 42'' plasma screen, a stunning dining room which can seat fourteen people at a very sociable round table, a farmhouse kitchen with traditional Aga and a large conservatory with stunning views over the golf course from the forth fairway. There is a games room with pool table, darts, American football, table tennis and a juke box. The library with a Chesterfield double sofabed and wing back chairs and the Gleneagles twin bedroom, both of which share a shower room facility.
On the first floor there are four double bedrooms, St.Andrews, Royal Troon, Sunningdale and Royal Lytham. One twin bedded room, Royal St.George, and two smaller rooms with bunk beds, The Belfry and Wentworth, all of which have en-suite facilities. The Belfry can interconnect to the Royal Lytham double room to form a family suite.
On the second floor the accommodation offers three rooms, one double, the Carnoustie, a double with a single, the Birkdale and the Muirfield with three singles and a double sofabed all sharing a bathroom with shower and bath.
All rooms have colour televisions with DVD player and a DVD library is also provided. The Hall has wireless facilities to enable laptops to be used anywhere including the garden. Alternatively a computer room is provided for guests without laptops. The garden has a barbecue and seating for twenty people together with a number of sun loungers.
Why make a day of your wedding celebration when you can make a weekend of it? Brockington Hall is available for exclusive use weekend house parties & weddings either on a self-catered or fully-catered basis.
You don't need to travel to Prague to enjoy a fantastic send off for the bride or groom to be. Here's a great alternative which adds a little luxury and class to the proceedings! |
 
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Rooms from 55.00 GBP | | Situated at the heart of the city, just along the street from the cathedral. Our central location offers ready access for all kinds of pleasurable pursuits including shopping, visiting museums and art galleries, river walks, eating out and variety of nightlife.
We offer a range of accommodation comprising 83 en suite bedrooms, including Four Poster Beds and Suites. All the bedrooms are located on the upper floors, for your greater peace of mind and are accessible by lift. Our beautiful Garrick Lounge provides the perfect setting to relax and chat over morning coffee, lunch or afternoon tea. Snacks are also available in the Cocktail Bar. We are Pet Friendly and pets are allowed in our bedrooms and main foyer area.
Various size function and meeting rooms are available. From the intimacy of the panelled Judges Room to the splendour of the Ballroom with integral bar, which can seat up to 200 guests theatre style. Please do contact us for further information regarding our Conference & Banqueting and Group Accommodation Services.
“A warm welcome awaits you at the Green Dragon Hotel. Whether you are enjoying a leisure break, staying over on business or attending an important function. Our Staff are at hand to advise and assist you with all of your arrangements from planning your wedding reception to organising a large conference. We are happy to meet your individual requirements and ensure that everything runs smoothly for you and your guests.” |
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Rooms from 30.00 GBP | | Webton Court Farmhouse Bed and Breakfast is situated amidst the beautiful open countryside of Herefordshire. The B&B is located in the village of Kingstone, only 8 miles from the historic town of Hereford.
Robert and Gill Andrews pride themselves in providing a friendly welcome, delicious home cooking and comfortable accommodation to their new and many returning guests.
Webton Court is a family run business, it is an award wining cider fruit farm, supplying apples to Bulmers Cider makers each year. On the farm are suckler cows and calves, Dorset Down ewes and lambs, Tamworth pigs, ponies, mares and foals and youngstock.
All rooms have colour TV and tea/coffee facilities, some en-suite all with wash basins.
Full English farmhouse breakfast is our speciality and we can provide evening meals with good home cooking with fresh vegetables and fruit from the farm where possible. We have a licensed bar.
Pets welcome. Dog training holidays are regularly held at Webton Court.
Webton Court Farmhouse is a Georgian black and white farmhouse built in 1750's. There is a guest lounge and large dining room.
It has large bedrooms. Family rooms, double, twin and single rooms many with ensuite bathrooms.
All rooms have colour televisions, tea and coffee making facilities and wash basins.
Ample car parking space in the grounds.
We take dogs to stay with their owners. Dog courses and holidays are available during the Spring and Summer.
‘Dogs for Life’ Holidays
Phillippa Williams started holidays for you and your dog in 1994. The holidays at Webton Court are from 2-5 days and offer opportunities for education, understanding and fun in a relaxed atmosphere.
"We enjoy countryside walks, swimming, cross country agility and cycling with the dogs as well as standard obedience, agility and flyball (at a level suited to the needs of the individual participants on holiday).
We are committed to using reward-based training that is kind, fair and effective."
Herefordfordshire is one of the most rural counties in England. There is a wealth of unspoilt countryside where you can find solitude in which to reflect on the beauty around you. There are many tranquil places to walk and fish. Enjoy a Farmer’s Market of local produce or follow the Black and White Villages Trail.
Close by are the market towns of Ross-on-Wye, Hay-on-Wye (famous for book shops) National Trust properties and the Black Mountains for picnics. |
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Rooms from 65.00 GBP | | Allt Yr Ynys (pronounced alt-ur-inis) is centred on a beautifully preserved, Mediaeval 16th Century manor house, set in the foothills of the majestic Black Mountains on the fringes of the Brecon Beacons National Park.
Allt Yr Ynys is an excellent base for a wide range of outdoor and indoor leisure and recreational pursuits centred on the hotels own indoor heated swimming pool, sauna and spa bath.
Conferences and weddings are a speciality. Our main conference and function suite seats up to 100 guests but greater numbers can be accommodated in marquees within the gardens. Civil Ceremonies can also be held in a number of rooms at Allt Yr Ynys, the most popular being our Jacobean panelled drawing room.
Lush lawned gardens lead down to the River Monnow fronting the hotel, which, together with the Elizabethan Knot Garden in the walled gardens at the rear of the hotel create the perfect setting for all sorts of parties and gatherings. |
| | | | The Hollybush Inn is a quirky pub in a gorgeous setting. It is in easy reach of the Black Mountains, the Brecon Beacons and Hay- on- Wye, the famous 'Town of Books'.
We offer home- cooked, locally sourced food, real ales, local ciders as well as country wines.
We have a large range of local soft drinks to tempt the taste buds and refresh the senses after a long day walking in the hills.
We pride ourselves on a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.
Our semi- wooded campsite hosts caravan plots, tipis and excellent access to the River Wye. Hire a canoe or kayak for the day, then dine with us in the evening with some live music on the weekends.
If you don’t fancy the wild outdoors, book one of our newly renovated B&B rooms for that extra comfort and enjoy a breakfast of your choice and a read of the morning papers.
The Hollybush Inn offers comfortable rooms at affordable prices. We have 2 double rooms and 2 family rooms with a double and a single bed, all with en- suite bathrooms, and 1 double room with a private bathroom with bath and shower
All rooms have tea and coffee facilities, television with Freeview. Included in the price we offer a home- cooked breakfast of your choice from 8.00am.. |
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Rooms from 90.00 GBP | | Situated in the heart of the sleepy Herefordshire village of Dorstone, just 4 miles from the World book capital of Hay-on-Wye, The Pandy inn is reputed to be the oldest pub in the county.
Dating from around 1185 The Pandy is said to have been built by Sir Richard de Brito during his construction of the neighbouring village church, in penance for the murder of Archbishop Thomas a Beckett.
Fine Dining and Luxury Accommodation
Today the inn retains much of its historic character and offers a warm welcome to visitors and locals alike. After a long walk, cycle or drive in the picturesque Golden Valley and Brecon Beacons National Park the Pandy Inn is the ideal place to relax and enjoy a pint of local ale and a fine meal.
We are also delighted to announce that the Pandy is once again an inn in the true sense of the word. |
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Rooms from 70.00 GBP | | With a beautiful Romanesque church a few minutes’ walk away, this charming country Inn is nestled in beautiful rural Herefordshire. It has free Wi-Fi, local ales and food made using local produce.
All of the bright, airy rooms enjoy views of the surrounding farmland. Each also includes a flat-screen TV, DVD player and a luxury tiled bathroom with Arran toiletries.
On the English/Welsh border, the Inn’s restaurant uses ingredients sourced from the local area. The menu includes natural farmhouse ice cream and Herefordshire beef, poultry and pork.
The traditional bar retains the Inn’s 18th-century character. With an open fire, there are exposed wooden beams and a range of real ales. |
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Rooms from 50.00 GBP | | This guest house offers peaceful accommodation, 10 minutes' walk from Hereford city centre and train/coach stations.
All rooms at Alberta House are en suite, non-smoking and offer hospitality trays. All are situated over 4 blocks to ensure a quiet, restful stay.
Superior rooms have a wider variety of hot drinks and snacks, as well as some with a private courtyard or balcony.
Alberta House has a large private car park and garden.
There are various pubs and restaurants near by. Local attractions include the Hereford Cider Museum and the cathedral, a fine example of Norman architecture by the River Wye. |
| Portway Inn
Staunton-On-Wye, Hereford
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Rooms from 29.00 GBP | | This 16th-century inn is in the beautiful Wye Valley, in the cider orchards between Hereford and Hay-on-Wye. It has free on-site parking, free Wi-Fi, a traditional bar and a modern restaurant.
The Portway Inn is a traditional country inn. It is in quiet countryside on the A438, near Staunton-on-Wye and less than 10 miles from Hereford city centre.
The inn has been carefully restored and has original wooden beams, quiet gardens and a real log fire.
The large en suite rooms have TVs and tea/coffee. Some rooms have a traditional style and some are more modern.
The Portway Inn offers a seasonal menu, featuring home-cooked dishes made with fresh, local produce. Food is available in the traditional, oak-beamed bar and the modern restaurant. |
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Rooms from 70.00 GBP | | Between the beautiful Malvern Hills and the Welsh border, Castle House is situated in Hereford, 2 minutes’ walk from the cathedral. There is free Wi-Fi throughout, and free parking on site.
The elegant Georgian building has a terraced garden leading down to the moat that surrounds Hereford Castle. Guests can enjoy leisurely walks through the city, which lies on the tranquil River Wye.
Rooms at Castle House Hotel are elegantly decorated, and some have a four-poster bed. Each has a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, tea and coffee making facilities, and an en suite bathroom. Some rooms are situated a short walk from the main hotel.
Full English breakfast is provided each morning in the charming dining area. Lunch and evening meals are also available in The Castle Restaurant and Castle Bistro, where food is made from high-quality local ingredients. |
| Merton Hotel
28 Commercial Road, Hereford
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Rooms from 60.00 GBP | | The Merton Hotel is in the centre of Hereford, a 5-minute walk from Hereford Train Station. The Merton offers rooms with TVs and a restaurant serving international and traditional food.
The rooms at the family-run Merton feature bathrooms with hairdryers and ironing equipment. Rooms also include work desks and tea/coffee-making facilities.
The restaurant menu features local meats and fresh fish, whilst the lounge bar offers has a selection of wines and real ales. There is a patio with a seating area and Wi-Fi access is available in public areas of the hotel.
Hereford Cathedral is within a 10-minute walk of the hotel. Hereford Racecourse is one mile away. |
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Rooms from 60.00 GBP | | This Victorian villa, dating from 1895, rests in a peaceful, tree lined residential area of Hereford city.
Tucked away to the south west of Birmingham, nestled between the Welsh border to the west and Worcestershire on the east, Herefordshire is a county with a rich and diverse heritage. Steeped in tradition, here you will find picturesque villages set within rolling, green hills.
A TV, a minibar and tea and coffee making facilities are included in each room. |
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Rooms from 50.00 GBP | | Brandon Lodge is a professionally converted 19th-century building within the city boundaries, 1 mile from the centre, 2 miles from the train station and within walking distance of a frequent bus route.
Only a short drive from Herefordshire’s finest villages and attractions, Brandon Lodge offers high-quality, licensed non-smoking accommodation.
There are 10 well-appointed, purpose-designed en suite bedrooms at first and ground floor level. Free use of wireless broadband is available in public areas. Extensive free parking is also available.
Whatever your reason for visiting Hereford, you will always be greeted at Brandon Lodge by courteous staff - a warm and friendly atmosphere awaits you. |
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Rooms from 45.00 GBP | | In Hay-on-Wye, The Swan At Hay is positioned between the Brecon Beacons and The Black Mountain. This family-run hotel has a restaurant serving classic British cuisine and individually designed bedrooms.
This listed Georgian building was a former coaching inn, and many rooms have large original windows with views across the gardens or stable block. Bedrooms feature flat-screen TVs, DVD players and private bathrooms with luxurious toiletries.
The Swan at Hay has a relaxed bistro and a restaurant with original Georgian windows that overlook the garden. Both offer food made from local produce such as Hereford Beef and Welsh Lamb. The well-stocked bar serves award-winning ales and ciders.
There is a lounge area with leather chairs, a pool table and a large wall-mounted TV. Free Wi-Fi is available in public areas of the hotel.
Hay-on-Wye has a good selection of boutique shops and pubs. It is only a 5-minute walk from the Offa’s Dyke Path and just a short drive from the Brecon Beacons National Park. Free parking is available at The Swan At Hay. |
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Rooms from 60.00 GBP | | Aylestone Court Hotel and Restaurant is a restored Georgian town house just 10 minutes’ walk from Hereford city centre. It offers rooms with satellite TV and an á la carte restaurant.
All of the stylish rooms at Aylestone Court feature contemporary furnishing, private bathrooms, and flat-screen TVs with satellite channels and DVD players. Guests can also make use of tea/coffee facilities and hairdryers.
Aylestone Court’s Restaurant serves an á la carte menu made fresh and created with locally sourced, seasonal ingredients. A lighter bar menu is also available for guests.
Hereford’s famous 12th-century Cathedral, containing the Mappa Mundi, a medieval map of the world, is 15 minutes’ walk away. Hereford Rail Station and Maylord Shopping Centre are less than 10 minutes’ walk from Aylestone Court. Hereford Racecourse is a 10-minute drive away. |
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Rooms from 60.00 GBP | | This Victorian guest house is set in over 2 acres of landscaped grounds. It offers bed and breakfast accommodation, and individually designed rooms with views of Hereford and the hills beyond.
Many of the beautiful rooms have a spa bath, while some have a Victorian freestanding bath or a sunken bath with bathroom TV. Other room facilities include tea/coffee, and a TV with a DVD player.
Munstone House is set in landscaped gardens, only 2 miles from Hereford city centre and its shopping facilities. Hereford Racecourse is just a 5-minute drive from the guest house.
A full English breakfast is served in the breakfast room every morning. Guests can enjoy idyllic garden views while eating. |
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Rooms from 40.00 GBP | | Perfectly located in the idyllic Herefordshire countryside, The Three Horseshoes Inn is a friendly 17th-century family inn, offering private guest accommodation.
A traditional English country pub, The Three Horseshoes Inn serves fresh, home-cooked food in a warm, welcoming atmosphere, with a roaring log fire.
The inn offers cosy comfortable bedrooms upstairs. There is also a billiards table, an outside seating area on the terrace and charming period features, including beamed ceilings. |
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Rooms from 60.00 GBP | | Standing in 3.3 acres of landscape gardens just 1 mile from the historic Cathedral City of Hereford. the hotel provides a beautiful and peaceful haven for rest, relaxation and business.
Yet step outside and you'll find that the hotel is conveniently situated on the main a465 road to Abergavenny, the gateway to Wales. A purpose- built 60 bedroom hotel offering excellent accommodation, an elegant restaurant and an informal, relaxing bar. |
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Rooms from 85.00 GBP | | The guest house has a lock up area for cyclists and can offer a drying facility for walkers. |
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Rooms from 69.00 GBP | | The Lodge is a great venue for conferences and small weddings. |
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Rooms from 39.00 GBP | | The Belmont Lodge offers luxurious accommodation 3 miles from Hereford. It has an 18-hole golf course and river fishing on site, as well as free Wi-Fi and free parking.
All rooms at the Belmont Lodge Hotel have views of the golf course and an en suite bathroom with a shower and bath. Each room has a TV, radio and internet access point.
The bar and restaurant are located in Belmont House, an 18th century Grade 2 Listed building next to the modern Lodge. The restaurant serves a mix of British and international dishes.
The Belmont Golf Course is a 6369-yard, par 72 course. It runs alongside the River Wye, where the hotel’s 1.5 miles of fishing rights are located. Both have views of the Black Mountains and the Malvern Hills.
Hereford Race Course is a 10-minute drive away and the Brecon Beacons National Park is 20 minutes away. |
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Rooms from 37.00 GBP | | Perfectly located, Premier Inn Hereford is close to Hereford Leisure Park and Hereford Race Course, with good access to Hereford Train Station. Hereford city centre is 2.4 km away.
Some of the comfortable rooms at Premier Inn can accommodate 2 adults and 2 children (under 16 years). The 2 children are also served a free full breakfast, when accompanied by an adult eating a full breakfast.
The full all-you-can-eat breakfast includes cooked items, vegetarian options and a wide continental selection.
Premier Inn Hereford is next to The Starting Gate Beefeater restaurant, serving chargrilled cuisine in a welcoming environment.
There is free parking and a 24-hour reception at this Premier Inn. |
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Rooms from 35.00 GBP | | The Old School is situated on the A49, just 7 miles from Hereford and 9 miles from Ross On Wye. Free Wi-Fi and free on-site parking are provided, and the Hereford Trail walk passes just outside the entrance.
A welcome tray with homemade biscuits is featured in all rooms at The Old School, as well as a private bathroom and a TV. A super king-size bed is included in the double room.
A full English breakfast made with locally sourced produce is provided, as well as lighter continental options like cereal, yoghurt and fruit.
Hereford city centre is just a 10-minute drive and features shops, restaurants and Hereford Cathedral. It also includes the Mappa Mundi and Chained Library Exhibition. |
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Rooms from 65.00 GBP | | The hotel is non-smoking throughout.
Please ask on arrival for rooms with wifi. |
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Rooms from 179.00 GBP | | Holme Lacy House Hotel is a magnificent Grade I listed mansion, featuring an indoor swimming pool, fitness suite with sauna, and Grade II listed gardens. Free private parking is available on site, and the scenic riverside town of Ross-on-Wye is just a 20-minute drive away.
Holme Lacy has a lakeside setting amid 20 acres of landscaped parkland. Archery, pistol & air-rifle shooting are some of the activities on offer. Live entertainment is provided every night, and the hotel offers decléor beauty treatment, tennis courts and golf facilities. A private bathroom and TV are featured in all rooms.
The hotel has 3 on-site restaurants which range from fine dining to a traditional carvery. Hot and cold buffet breakfasts are provided, as well as a 3-course dinner.
Hereford city centre is only 11km away and features a Grade I listed cathedral. Eastnor Castle and Hampton Court Gardens are just 30 minutes’ drive. |
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Rooms from 29.00 GBP | | From the North
Exit the M5 J7 and join the A44. Keep following the A44 and join the A4103. From the A4103 join the A465 following signs for Hereford. Once in Hereford follow signs for the town centre and the cider museum. Here you will find the Travelodge which shares a car park with the cider museum and is located opposite SainsburyÂs.
From the South
Exit the M4 at J24 and join the A449. From here join the A40 following signs for Hereford. Turn off the A40 following signs for the A4137. This leads to the A49 into Hereford town centre. Once in Hereford follow signs for the cider museum. Here you will find the Travelodge which shares a car park with the cider museum and is located opposite SainsburyÂs. |
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Rooms from 25.00 GBP | | Travelodge, the UK’s fastest growing budget hotel chain, today announced the biggest transaction in the hotel sector since 2008, by acquiring the leases of 52 Innkeeper’s Lodges (1994 rooms) from restaurant and pub operator Mitchells & Butlers. This deal will boost Travelodge’s estate to 452 hotels and increase its room stock to 30,504 across the UK, Ireland and Spain.
The 52 UK hotels, which include a number of grade ll listed buildings, range from 21 to 85 rooms and are adjacent to a Mitchells & Butlers restaurant and pub.
Travelodge will seek to retain all 430 staff from Mitchells & Butlers and will look to recruit a further 115 positions, which include 25 hotel manager roles and 90 hotel staff.
Travelodge has signed a 25 year lease on the properties and will embark on a £10 million investment programme to convert the hotels to bring them in line with the Travelodge brand.
This investment will include: building new reception areas, replacing all the beds and decorating the hotels.
It is anticipated that the hotels will be fully operational under the Travelodge brand within four months and rooms will be available from £19 in line with Travelodge’s pricing policy.
Travelodge’s Executive Chairman, Grant Hearn said: "This innovative deal represents the whole of last year's growth in one move and highlights Travelodge's excellent position coming out of the recession. I believe this deal also signifies a great move for Mitchells & Butlers as they refocus on value and growth from their core pub brands. We are very excited to be part of such a ground breaking deal."
"We have an aggressive growth plan in place and with this acquisition we are on track to more than double the size of Travelodge hotels over the next ten years. We hope to explore further opportunities like this deal with other similar businesses."
"All 52 properties are great additions to the Travelodge brand and each location will draw on both the business and leisure markets. We look forward to working alongside Mitchells & Butlers in driving new customers to our hotels and their restaurants and pubs."
If you would like further information, please use Travelodge's online customer service advisor, Andrea. |
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Rooms from 58.00 GBP | | Nestled in the heart of glorious Herefordshire, only 4 miles North of the historic Market town, Ross-on-Wye. Pengethley Manor is a Beautiful Georgian Country Manor set in 15 acres of grounds and surrounded by National Trust parkland.
Comfortable and relaxing accommodation, teamed with work space in each room alongside complimentary Wireless internet access throughout the hotel, makes the Pengethley Manor the ideal place for Business or leisure guests
All of our 25 bedrooms are en-suite. Many have super views reaching as far as the Brecon Beacons and Black Mountains. Some have 4 poster beds and others Spa baths or separate lounge areas.
We also have one room specially designed for the disabled guest.
Well behaved pets are accepted by prior arrangement. |
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Rooms from 45.00 GBP | | The Royal Oak in Leominster, "The Town in the Marches", is located in the heart of the beautiful border countryside, where England and Wales nudge each other back and forth along Offa's Dyke.
This Historic coaching inn is enjoying a new lease of life under new management. We have retained the olde worlde charm, and woven in new services and standards to make the Royal Oak the place to visit.
The Royal Oak began life in the 1700's as a coaching inn as a welcome stop on the long journey from London to Wales. It now wears many different 'hats' comfortable hotel, cozy bar and inviting atmosphere, good selection of fresh food available on our lite bites menu, available every day.
The atmosphere is even better at weekends with live acts or DJs on, and not forgetting every day is happy hour between 5pm-7pm, 50p off all pints! Click out What's On tab for more info or join us on Facebook; Royal Oak Leominster. The hotel is a great base for exploring Leominster and the local area.
Hotel Rooms
We have 11 bedrooms available, offering a mixture of single and doubles and family rooms spread across two floors that can accommodate up to 38 guests. All of our tariffs are on a room only basis. Breakfast is not included Prices £25 for a single en-suite room (cheaper than a taxi home!) £45 double en-suite room £45 twin en-suite room £55 Family room sleeps 3 guests £65 Family room sleeps 4 guests £75 Family room sleeps 5 guests £85 Family room sleeps 6 guests £100 Family rooms, 2 rooms sleep 4 guests each, share a bathroom |
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Rooms from 45.00 GBP | | The Hop Pole Hotel
Historic building in the market town of Bromyard, the Hop Pole Hotel is situated on the market square. There is always a warm and friendly welcome at the pub which is inside the hotel.
The rooms are all family rooms with triple sleeper beds, doubles and singles available
Rooms start from £25 per night (Room only)
Our low rates are due to the fact;
Non of our rooms are en-suite and all use the main house bathroom
No breakfast is included, but is available at the neighbouring Coffee shop
Bedrooms and towels are only serviced on day 3 of long stays
Tea and coffee facilities are available from the first floor drinks service area, self service
Check in is from 4pm-10pm
Check out is 10am
There is a key deposit of £10 per set payable on arrival
Payment is processed at the hotel on the day of arrival via cash or credit/debit card.
Fresh crusty rolls available all day every day with side salad, to eat in or take away at £1.50. Carvery available on Sunday's 12.30-3.30pm with local produce used for £7.95, and children under 10 £3.95, also a choice of deserts are available . Live music is on most weekends from local bands, and a choice of at least 3 real ales always on tap! We also have on our first floor a Georgian function room which is available for conferences etc. Sky sports is available in the bar with a 60inch plasma screen and on big matches a large projector screen. There are several eating places in the town from breakfast in the square at Chunkys cafe next door, or of an evening there are 2 Indian restaurants, a steak bar and several takeaways. Bromyard Downs is less than a mile away where there are the most amazing walks and Worcester and Hereford are both within 15 miles of the town. |
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Rooms from 39.00 GBP | | The Royal Lodge at Symonds Yat East has an idyllic setting in the heart of the Wye Valley in an area of outstanding natural beauty where the River Wye cuts a swathe through a wooded gorge on the edge of the spectacular Royal Forest of Dean.
The hotel is nestled just below Symonds Yat Rock and stands exclusively in grounds of almost 5 acres overlooking the river. It has terraced gardens of magnolia trees and a well-established wisteria. The Royal was originally built in 1876 as a Royal hunting lodge and was converted to a hotel in the 1920's.
The Royal Lodge is place to spend a relaxing break in a beautiful setting. It is in close proximity to numerous outdoor activities such as canoeing, abseiling, caving, kayaking, golf, cycling, walking and horse-riding. The hotel is also well situated to explore the Wye Valley, Brecon Beacons, Black Mountains and the South Wales coast. The Royal Lodge has a fully equipped conference room, which can cater for groups of up to 70 delegates. It provides an ideal location for training or corporate team-building courses. They can provide packages, which may include a combination of classroom learning along with a wide range of outdoor adventure activities. Symonds Yat make a perfect location for your wedding, with outstanding scenery and the personal touch of the family run Royal Lodge. The hotel has indoor function rooms combined with a fantastic raised lawn, which is perfect for marquees. You and your guests can enjoy wonderful hospitality and good food and make your special day one that everyone will remember. |
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Rooms from 41.95 GBP | | As seen on C4 Four in a Bed TV Series & surrounded by the beautiful countryside of Gloucestershire and Herefordshire, The Award winning Farmers Boy is a 17th-century country inn. Family owned, this award-winning inn offers a host of facilities and charming accommodation. On the border of Wales and within easy reach of the M5 & M4 but a million miles away, with The Royal Forest of Dean, Cheltenham Race course, Severn Bore, ross-on-Wye to name a few. There is also a number of championship golf courses, fishing, clay pigeon shooting & horse riding available in the area. This Inns' restaurant and bar area still retains many attractive period features, including the original oak beams and open fires. There is also a lounge & our very own Gourmet Pie & Deli shop stocked full of local ingredients & homemade Pies. Our friendly staff can advise guests on local attractions and help arrange a number of activities for your pleasure. Accommodation is on a bed-and-breakfast basis or evening meal Packages, with the rooms located in a modern, purpose-built annexe courtyard style. Whether its a business, pleasure or both, a visit to The Farmers Boy Inn is for You.. |
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Rooms from 44.00 GBP | | J D Wetherspoon not only offers customers great brands and food at incredible value, but also provides the chance for you to sleep with us. Our lodges provide stylish, modern accommodation within easy reach of main attractions, transport links and shopping centres. |
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Rooms from 53.00 GBP | | Welcome to the Pembridge, a friendly family-run Guest House providing accommodation ideally situated in the heart of Great Malvern.
Located within easy walking distance of the town centre, theatre and the hills, the Pembridge Hotel offers 8 double/twin bedrooms in this sympathetically restored Victorian mansion (built 1868).
Our breakfasts comprise a range of cereals, yoghurts and fruit as well as a wide range of freshly cooked traditional English breakfast items.
Small special functions can be catered for by prior arrangement.
There is a comfortable, licensed lounge with terrestrial TV.
All the bedrooms (twin or double) have an en-suite bathroom or shower room and are comfortably furnished; having colour TV, tea & coffee making facilities, hairdryer, trouser press, radio alarm clock and telephone with internet access.
The car park leads to the Back Garden and a path has been introduced to guide guests round the side of the building to the entrance door at the front of the house.
The Car Park is at the rear of the building with its entrance on Albert Road North. The entrance is sloped and therefore it is best to drive in using first gear and keeping the revs low so that the gravel covering does not cause your vehicle to wheel spin and scatter the gravel across the road.
To unload heavy cases it is advisable to park at the front of the building and then move the car to the car park after registration at the Guest House. |
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Rooms from 80.00 GBP | | Located in the heart of Malvern, The Abbey offers outstanding Victorian architecture beneath its Virginia Creeper clad façade. Commission during the growth of the spa town in the mid nineteenth century, the hotel has a long history of welcoming guests and provides the highest levels of comfort demanded by today's traveller.
The hotel will be happy to arrange private parties, wedding receptions or dinner dances for up to 200 people with tailored menus for special occasions. |
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Rooms from 95.00 GBP | | The Radnorshire Arms is a warm and welcoming, family run hotel which lies at the heart of Radnorshire's old county town, Presteigne (Llanandras in Welsh, meaning 'the church of St Andrew').
Scant yards from the English border and nestled amidst rolling hills and wonderful open countryside, this Grade II listed building, with its wealth of original exposed beams and timber panelled walls, exudes an atmosphere of luxurious comfort and classic Jacobean elegance.
The hotel today is as rich in amenities as its 16th century structure is in history. With 19 rooms, all fully equipped to the highest standards, 2 restaurants, a residents' lounge, traditional bar and large garden, the Radnorshire Arms can accommodate individuals, couples, families and larger groups in relaxed and spacious surroundings.
We have extended our Public Wi-Fi network to include all of the 'Internal Rooms'. We have also posted our "Access Statement", detailing the availability of all rooms for guests with special mobility requirements.
"The Resisdent's Lounge"
Whilst not a guest room as such, the Resident's Lounge lies at the top of the stairs to the first floor, and would probably have been the Master Bedroom when the original house was built over 500 years ago. This high, spacious room has a large bay window that overlooks the main garden, and windows to the front. A small side room sits above the hotel's main porch, and leading off of this is the 'priest hole' mentioned on our History Page. A pleasant place to sit and relax, with a generous selection of games and books provided, this is also used as a meeting room, or as a place for small private functions and informal corporate occasions.
The Guest Rooms
Below is a complete description of all of our rooms. The list includes a photograph, room type and occupuncy details, location, room name and additional notes.
All of our rooms are named after interesting or notable local villages or towns (with one exception), and links within the descriptions lead to more information on a particular place, event or person. |
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Rooms from 85.00 GBP | | The Speech House Hotel is a 17th century former hunting lodge set in the heart of the Forest of Dean. Comfortably appointed bedrooms, several with four-poster beds have been tastefully refurbished and offer modern facilities while retaining their original charm.
The beamed Verderer's Court restaurant reflects the room's continuing use as a courthouse for the Foresters of Dean, while the more intimate Freeminers Restaurant maintains links with a unique Forest tradition.
The Pavilion Conference Centre, located in the hotel grounds and offering privacy and exclusive use for up to 50 delegates. Housing a main meeting room, 3 syndicates, kitchen, and tutors room its idyllic. |
| The Lion
High Street, Leintwardine
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Rooms from 75.00 GBP | | The Lion is a country inn situated in the quiet Shropshire village of Leintwardine. It boasts rooms with countryside views, a stylish restaurant and a traditional bar serving local ales. The country house-style rooms at The Lion feature free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs. They also include large bathrooms with free toiletries. The spacious restaurant has polished wooden floors and exposed brick walls. It serves fine British cuisine and includes Herefordshire beef, fresh fish and locally sourced venison on the menu. Guests can also dine in the garden, which leads down to the river and has panoramic views of the Welsh Marshes. Staff can arrange fishing on the river for guests. Ludlow Racecourse is within a 15-minute drive of The Lion. Free parking is available at the inn. |
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Rooms from 70.00 GBP | | The Wheatsheaf Inn was first licensed in 1738 and is situated next to one of Ludlows finest landmarks, the Broad Gate, close to the River Teme and a couple of minutes from the beautiful walks of Whitcliffe.
Located in the heart of Ludlow, the Wheatsheaf Inn offers a warm and friendly atmosphere for excellent dining, a choice of local ales and home from home accommodation. |
| Fownes Hotel
City Walls Road, Worcester
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Rooms from 50.00 GBP | | Originally a Victorian glove factory, the Fownes Hotel is a combination of old world charm and modern convenience. Situated in Worcester's city centre, the hotel offers 61 well appointed en suite bedrooms, suitable for business or leisure. Extensive conference/meeting facilities are enhanced by ample free car parking adjacent to the Birmingham Canal, which stretches along the side of the hotel. The King's restaurant provides an idyllic setting for the finest classical English cuisine or choose from the many and varied local Restaurants, all within a 5 minute walk of the hotel, so whatever your reason for visiting Worcester, a warm welcome awaits you at the Fownes hotel. |
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Rooms from 70.00 GBP | | The Great Western Hotel offers a warm welcome. Our good quality, clean en-suite bedroom accommodation has tea & coffee tray, hairdryer and television. Non-smoking. Car Parking available at rear of hotel. Excellent breakfast is served in our dining room from 07.30_09.00 weekdays and 08.30_09.30 on weekends. Special Rates for longer bookings Mon-Fri. Whether you need a long term stay whilst working within the city or a short term break, we will provide you with a choice of high quality twin/double/family rooms all with ensuite facilities in a warm friendly atmosphere. The hotel is situated within walking distance of the city centre and 2 mins from Shrub Hill Railway Station. We are less than two miles from the M5 motorway Junction 6 heading from the north and Junction 7 if heading from the south. The hotel is within easy reach of the many attractions in and around the City of Worcester ie. the cathedral, the world famous cricket ground or race course - all situated near the banks of the River Severn.
A warm welcome awaits all guests arriving at the Great Western Hotel. All of the hotel's bedrooms have tea and coffee making facilities, colour television, satellite television, hair dryers. |
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Rooms from 95.00 GBP | | Formerly known as Llangoed Castle, the Hall is set in seventeen acres of Garden and Parkland in the valley of the River Wye, nine miles west of the picturesque Hay On Wye. According to the late Sir Clough William Ellis, the celebrated Welsh Architect, there appears to have been a house on this site since 560 AD. It is said that the First Welsh Parliament was held here.
Subsequently the building became for several centuries an Episcopal grange, only to be largely rebuilt in 1632 by Sir Henry Williams in the classic Jacobean Manor House Style. Sir Henrys Coat of Arms can still be seen over the South Porch.
During Regency times, the Williams family lost the property to a John McNamara in a gambling bout. In 1847, it was bought by John Bailey and by 1900 formed part of the great estate of Lord Glanusk. Soon afterwards, it was acquired by Mrs Archibald Christy, the wife of the prominent London hatter. It was Mrs Christy who commissioned Clough Williams Ellis to restore and largely redesign the house. The present building was completed in 1919, although parts of the South facing wing including the panelled library dating from 1632 were incorporated. Llangoed was Ellis’ first major commission and preceded Portmerion, his well known Italianate village in |
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Rooms from 65.00 GBP | | Originally a 14th century coaching Inn, the Horse & Jockey offers a warm and friendly atmosphere, owned by the same family since 1989. Situated in Knighton town, close to the Offa's Dyke Centre, the Inn offers a cosy lounge bar with log fire and a main bar. At the end of the large courtyard is an 60 seater restaurant which offers an extensive menu. Owner and chef Gary Salt can cater for any occasion. Booking is essential at weekends. |
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Rooms from 75.00 GBP | | The Knighton Hotel is a privately owned and run hotel in the centre of the beautiful market town of Knighton. The famous Offa's Dyke walk runs past the hotel and leads to some of the most stunning Welsh countryside available! The 16th Century building was completely restored to its original beauty in 2009. The magnificent galleried central staircase leading to the bedrooms being the proud central feature of this great building. The hotel boasts 17 luxury bedrooms which are all en suite and equipped to a 4* equivalent standard. We also have a fully compliant disabled room and facilities including a lift to all floors, executive rooms, family rooms and inter-connected rooms. The pride of the bedrooms, is, however, the recently completed Orangery that boasts a completely glass ceiling allowing you to sleep under the stars!
The hotel also boasts a beautiful period banqueting suite with a capacity of 110 and is ideal for formal or informal parties, weddings & conferences.
Our King Offa's Restaurant boasts the cooking of Sean Kyle who is also the chef for the England Under 21 football team. Sean has a real talent for unfussy but beautifully presented food that majors on exploiting the full flavours of his ingredients.
We also have a lounge bar and the more lively Norton bar where you can enjoy a drink and the company of our friendly locals.
We are also delighted to announce the addition of a spa and beauty treatment suite in 2012.
The team at The Knighton Hotel is committed to offering you a relaxed yet efficient service ruled by a commitment to attention to detail. We love our customers and will do what we can to make your stay as enjoyable as possible. Why not give us a try! |
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Rooms from 70.00 GBP | | The Lenchford Hotel has a superb riverside location being situated on the River Severn. The hotel offers an excellent standard of accommodation both to the corporate traveller and the tourist.
A non refundable deposit of £20 per room per night is required to secure a room.Early check in / late check outs are available on request subject to availability at a charge of £10 |
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Rooms from 59.95 GBP | | The Flyford Arms is located on the Old Hill in Flyford Flavell, and offers a bar and dining areas which have managed to retain many of the period charms of the building and much of the intimate atmosphere we associate with a country inn.
With a well stocked bar that has a good range of fine ales, wines and spirits, those looking for a quiet relaxing drink would be hard pressed to find a more congenial location and, with the dining room just a few paces the other side of the circular bar, there is every reason to sample the fine food on offer. |
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