The Best Herefordshire Hotels

previous guests have praised highly the standard of food served at this elegant hotel, surrounded by glorious countryside, 4 miles from Hereford

modern styling blends with original Tudor architecture at this historic inn; rooms are tatstefully decorated in keeping with the inns heritage

an elegantly decorated Georgian property, once the residence of the Bishop of Hereford, it offers smart rooms and a relaxing garden

enjoy the extensive leisure facilities available at this relaxing hotel, offering comfortable and spacious, bed and breakfast accommodation

luxuriously furnished, spacious rooms, decorated in a literary theme, feature at this elegant restaurant, nestling in a pretty, riverside village

a 15th-century inn featuring oak beams and log fires, located in the centre of the town

a traditional pub with large fireplaces and exposed beams, along side modern, light and airy rooms

a charming, traditional style guest house, close to the historic market town

a charming Georgian country hotel, with open fires, overlooking the pretty River Wye

a Victorian villa, built 1895, set on a leafy residential street close to the city centre, with a peaceful garden and stylish, well-presented rooms

an Elizabethean manor, full of old world charm, with exposed beams and uneven floorboards

beautifully appointed rooms, including cosy garden lodges, are on offer at this elegant country inn where British fine dining may be enjoyed

this 15th-century pub sits in a spectacular and idyllic setting on the banks of the River Wye

within easy walking distance of the city centre, this restored Georgian townhouse provides elegant hotel accommodation and fine dining

from its elevated setting, this charming country house enjoys views of the Wye Valley and offers tasteful, well-appointed rooms and good food

standing in a spectacular spot on the banks of the River Wye since the 16th century; rooms are light and contemporary, many have river views

a former rectory set in 3 acres of countryside, offering a relaxed, home from home atmosphere and comfortable, traditionally styled rooms

a former coaching inn, this listed Georgian building houses a friendly hotel boasting spacious, elegantly furnished rooms with original features

riverside accommodation set in 5 acres of private grounds just below Symonds Yat Rock; guest rooms are spacious, comfy and well-equipped

an 18th century, Gothic-style inn, featuring pretty guestrooms, some with exposesd stone walls

set on a picturesque street, featuring a 20 yard deep well, oak beams and a large stone fireplace

a charming, former coaching inn, with a rich history spanning centuries, featuring comfortable rooms with low beamed ceilings, and a rustic bar

in a beautiful, peaceful riverside location, this welcoming hotel provides well-proportioned rooms and serves food highly rated by previous guests

17th-century, former merchant's house, set in lawns that run down to the River Wye, updated with cool, chic decor whilst retaining original charm

an historic hotel, classically decorated throughout, with river and countryside views

located on the Offa’s Dyke footpath, offering comfortable rooms and a choice of leisure facilities

a prominent black and white Tudor building, offering characterful and cosy guest rooms

a traditional country inn, featuring exposed beams, original stone walls and open fires

a handsome Victorian property, set in 2 acres of landscaped gardens, with views of the city and beyond; comfy rooms are individually styled

a traditional inn, set in the heart of the Wye Valley, with bright rooms, and cosy fireside corners

a modern, purpose built hotel, located just 1 mile from the historic city centre

friendly hosts welcome you to their charming village inn, boasting its own micro-brewery and serving delicious, home-made pub dishes

a friendly, welcoming inn boasting contemporarily appointed rooms above a characterful, wood-beamed bar, serving modern British cuisine

enjoy river fishing, whilst staying at this comfortably and traditionally furnished inn

a beautiful stone building, dating back to the 17th century, set at the foot of the Black Mountains

a charming village inn with a gorgeous, wood-beamed bar, ideal for attending the Hay Festival or exploring the glorious mid-Wales borders

affording magnificent views across the Wye Valley, this exceptionally well-presented B&B boasts cosy, wooden-beamed rooms and a garden

a stunning 14th century manor house set in beautifully manicured gardens; elegant guest rooms provide scenic views of the countryside

a well-appointed hotel with far reaching views, set in 4 acres of rolling parkland

a spacious, farmhouse B&B, surrounded by fields and woods, boasting period furnishings and offering peaceful, well-appointed rooms

ideal for a visit to the inspiring book town of Hay-on-Wye, this village inn has inviting, tastefully-designed rooms with relaxing comfort the priority

in the market town of Ledbury, an inn renowned for hospitality has comfortable, prettily-decorated rooms - the family room is very spacious

the elegant guest rooms are decorated and furnished in keeping with the charming character of this 250 year old house set in a pretty garden

a 16th century coaching inn in rural Herefordshire has a gastronomic restaurant, and the beamed rooms combine history with modern luxury

enjoy classic pub fayre at this interesting inn, built in the Gothic style and offering a choice of spacious rooms or self-contained apartments

a delightful, 300 year-old inn affording magnificent views across the River Wye together with a convivial bar serving classic pub fayre

previous guests of this traditional B&B have rated it highly for its value-for-money, welcoming staff and quality of its tasty full-English breakfasts

set in wonderful walking country, this inn near the centre of quiet Kington has cosy rooms and a restaurant providing delicious home-cooked meals

at this 19th century Virginia Creeper-clad inn surrounded by beautiful countryside, the inviting rooms come with espresso machines and Netflix

a 16th century coaching inn, offering large rooms with high ceilings, located in the city centre

modern, Europen cuisine is served at this attractively furnished inn, set in a glorious, small village setting, 5 miles from historic Eastnor Castle

in the heart of this historic Welsh Borders town, a welcoming and cosy inn, featuring simply furnished rooms and a variety of breakfast choices

an elegant, Edwardian villa offering traditional B&B accommodation in spacious rooms, copious breakfast choices, 5 minutes walk to the centre

conveniently located near the end of the M50 motorway, this popular guest house offers luxury air-conditioned accommodation and beautiful gardens

a 16th century stone-build property, featuring oak beams and flagstone floors

set in an Edwardian house, featuring a lively bar and comfortable guest rooms

a family-run hotel, offering comfortable bedrooms, located 10 minutes walk from Hereford Cathedral

just 500 metres from the Welsh border, this delightfully decorated B&B offers sumptuously furnished rooms and generous full-English breakfasts

a traditional-style B&B, located on the route of the 30 mile Mortimer walking trail

take a stroll up the hill to see Arthur's Stone from this exceptionally well-presented B&B, offering spacious, en-suite rooms and a lovely garden

tranquil accommodation in a beautifully converted barn, surrounded by floral gardens and offering a choice of cooked or continental breakfasts

accommodation in beautifully appointed, self-contained lodges in the garden of a pretty cottage B&B with tasty full-English breakfasts on offer

with a charming, riverside gastropub just down the road, this well-presented B&B makes a great stopover for touring the Welsh Borders

"all the comforts of home" and "stunning scenery" are just some of the favourable comments for this delightful B&B set on a working sheep farm

the hosts of this beautifully presented B&B have been highly praised by previous guests for their warmth, friendliness and attention to details

with low beams and wood-panelled walls, this characterful inn sits in a charming, small market town and serves classic pub fayre in its cosy bar

budget friendly accommodation in simply furnished rooms at this town-centre inn, with a lively bar and serving a generous cooked breakfast

a short walk from the town centre, this attractive riverside B&B features attractively furnished rooms and serves generous breakfast choices

next to the Hay Cinema Bookshop, this comfortably furnished B&B, with its peaceful, floral garden makes a great base for interested bibliophiles

an attractive 'mock-tudor' B&B, boasting spacious, elegantly furnished rooms, hearty cooked breakfasts and just 10 minutes walk into town

with a great combination of the traditional and the ultra-modern, this attractive B&B affords spectacular views across the Wye Valley

in a pretty, riverside location, this sumptuously furnished B&B with cosy rooms, offers a generous breakfast buffet including cooked local produce

set in a modern house on a quiet residential development, this elegant B&B boasts facilities that have been highly rated by previous guests

offering friendly and welcoming guest rooms, with a pretty garden to enjoy in the warmer months

escape from the hurly-burly of modern life at this beautiful, cottage B&B, set in open countryside, 8 miles from the market town of Leominster

an elegantly furnished, Victorian farmhouse B&B, nestling in peaceful countryside within an easy drive of historic Hereford and Worcester

a short walk from the historic town centre, this charming Victorian villa is now a friendly guesthouse, offering homely, simply furnished rooms

set in extensive, mature gardens, this imposing Victorian villa has been sympathetically updated into a luxurious B&B, 12 minutes stroll to town

full of rustic charm, this beautiful, thatch-roofed, 'chocolate box' cottage features cosy, wooden-beamed rooms and a charming floral garden

exposed beams and an inglenook fireplace feature at this former inn, it is ideally placed to explore the Forest of Dean and Wye Valley

a former coach house, located at the head of the Wye Valley, offering pretty en-suite guestrooms

dating back to the 16th century, now offering well-equipped guest rooms looking out to the garden

in a riverside location, just a few minutes walk to the town centre, offering rooms with river views

enjoy meeting the sheep, chickens and ducks in the extensive grounds of this luxurious B&B, boasting spacious rooms with private bathrooms

in charming countryside near the Welsh border, an historic farmhouse has elegant beamed rooms and a sitting room with an inglenook fireplace

a beautifully restored Victorian house with two well-presented rooms both affording scenic countryside views through wide bay windows

at this luxurious Wye Valley B&B, all three rooms have a private entrance and a patio or dining space for breakfast; evening meals can be reserved

boasting great attention to detail, this peaceful, relaxing B&B sits on the slopes of the Wye Valley from where views of the hills may be enjoyed

in countryside near the Welsh Border, an historic farmhouse in beautiful gardens offers atmospheric beamed rooms and a delicious fresh breakfast

Grade II listed, Elizabethan, timber-framed house extensively and lovingly restored to combine original character and modern facilities

a cosy retreat on a smallholding in the Malvern Hills; the self-contained studio has its own living area, and home-cooked dinners are available

located close to the centre of the town, and a short walk to the banks of the River Wye

with smartly decorated rooms and a restaurant serving evening meals 4 nights a week, this comfortable B&B sits on the banks of the River Wye

meet the ducks, donkeys and goats at this charming farmhouse B&B, surrounded by glorious rolling countryside and featuring comfy rooms

"amazing and relaxing" and "spotless and very quiet" are just a few of the complimentary reveiews by previous guests of this welcoming B&B

a family-run country pub close to the England/Wales border offers simple bedrooms, many with scenic views of the Black Mountains

offering generously sized guest rooms, some with exposed beams and stone walls

located in the historic market town, featuring a comfortable lounge and a small garden

a pretty cottage, set in the countryside, where guests can enjoy the grounds and outdoor seating

boasting countryside views, this 6 bedroom cottage features a garden with BBQ facilities

directly on the Offa's Dyke path with mountain views, a B&B offering spacious rooms, each with a terrace; the heated pool is an extra treat

a cosy and comfortable, 2 bedroom property, featuring a well-equipped kitchen and lounge

a characterful 4 bedroom property, with exposed beams and stone walls, and a large garden

a 3 bedroom, pleasantly-decorated property, with views out to the garden

a country-style cottage, featuring a large garden and outdoor seating

a converted 19th century building, with well-appointed bedrooms, located a mile from Hereford

an 18th century pub featuring original fireplaces, and traditioanlly furnished rooms with beams

elegant bedrooms available at this 15th century inn, which features original fire places and beams

a Georgian property, featuring elegant guest rooms and a friendly atmosphere, close to the city

located just a short walk from the market town, offering elegantly designed bedrooms

set in extensive grounds, with traditional style rooms, and only a short drive from the city centre

comfortable guest rooms, some with a courtyard or balcony, located 10 minutes walk from the city

an 18th century stone house with many original features, and a slightly quirky atmopshere

a traditional country inn, set in the Wye Valley, featuring original wooden beams and real log fires

this 16th building features traditional style bedrooms, oak beams and thick stone walls

this characterful 18th century inn, features exposed stone walls, and open fires

a traditional village pub, with thick stone walls and open fires, nestled in the countryside

modern guest accommodation in an eco-friendly timber house, next to the 12th century pub

a former coaching inn, set just off of the high street, offering uniquely styled bedrooms

a 17th century country inn with a roaring log fire, offering modern guestrooms upstairs

a luxurious, contemporary-style townhouse, featuring a balcony with views over the river

a well-equipped farm cottage with 3 country-style bedrooms, surrounded by countryside

a cosy 2 bedroom property, with a well-equipped kitchen, and outside seating on the balcony

a 2 bedroom, pleasantly decorated cottage, with a garden, outdoor seating and BBQ facilities

an 8 bedroom characterful property, with a large living and dining area, set in the countryside

a modern 4 bedroom property, with wonderful large windows, a log burner and a large garden

a former chapel, tastefully restored, featuring open-plan living and 1guest bedroom

a pretty black and white fronted building, featuring exposed beams and an outdoor seating area

comfortable accommodation, with a pretty garden, located close to the town

an elegant, grade II listed building with antique furniture, featuring views of the River Wye

set in the town centre, featuring eclectic furnishings and wood-beamed ceilings

light and airy accommodation, with a well-equipped kitchen, BBQ facilities and a sun terrace