Enjoy a stay in Historic Hereford
Boasting one of the oldest cathedrals in Britain, and with many buildings dating from the 7th-century, Hereford is certainly steeped in history. Here’s our round-up of the best places to stay. All rated by VisitEngland.
Little Canwood House - Long View Cottages
With glorious views over rural farmland, Little Canwood House is a spacious self-catering holiday cottage sleeping eight people. Traditional yet modern, its four bedrooms, fully fenced garden and a games room make it a popular choice with families.
The Woodhouse
The Woodhouse is something different: A showhome that you can stay in, operated by Oakwrights, a company that specialises in bespoke oak frame buildings. As you'd expect, the house is beautiful, but also practical and comfortable.
Brinsop Court
Ivy and Wood are two luxury cottages located on an idyllic estate complete with a moated country house, a traditional oak barn and 800 acres of spectacular grounds and farmland. Both properties enjoy stunning views.
Penblaith Barn - Trevase Cottages
Close to the England-Wales border, this spacious converted barn boasts some magnificent views. Set across three floors, a large dining room provides a large central space for up to 18 guests to dine together.
The Wain House
A converted single-storey barn overlooking the fishing lakes at Trippenkennett Farm, The Wain House is a natural choice for anglers. Underfloor heating and exposed beams provide comfort and character. Sleeping four adults, it’s ideal for families or friends.
Monkhall Holiday Cottages
Four miles from Hereford, this stunning barn conversion offers three self-catering properties. The Stables sleeps seven and has a hot tub, while The Granary sleeps four. White Lodge is set in landscaped gardens with views towards the Black Mountains.
Lower House Barn
This stylish barn conversion is conveniently situated between Hereford and Hay-on-Wye. Open-plan living spaces and en suite bedrooms add a touch of luxury and there’s a private garden as well as use of a tennis court.
Dappledown Studio
Situated in the pretty village of Woolhope, set against the rolling countryside, this spacious first-floor apartment is close to Hereford, Ledbury and Ross-on-Wye. There are excellent walks nearby and two village pubs serving food and local cider.
Long View Cottages
Surrounded by lovely Herefordshire countryside, Long View Cottages is a collection of self-catering properties within three miles of each other. Sleeping between two and five people, they can be let individually or together for large groups meeting up.
