Herefordshire Bed & Breakfasts Guide

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

conveniently located near the end of the M50 motorway, this elegant restaurant serves modern, British cuisine and offers spacious rooms

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

with decor showing a fine balance between classic and cool, this beautiful boutique B&B sits in a delightful town on the Welsh Borders

21st century comforts meet 14th century charm and character at this delightful farmhouse set on a working farm near historic Pembridge

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

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

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

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

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

the hub of a quiet Herefordshire village offering comfortable, light and airy guest rooms and hearty food that champions everything local

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

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

a 15th-century inn, the traditional bar features wood beams and 3 open fires, meets Indian restaurant, situated on the A40 near Ross-on-Wye

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

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

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

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

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