The Best Herefordshire Pub Accommodation

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

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

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

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 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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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