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~ Herefordshire ~

The Royal Hotel. Ross-on-Wye


A famous landmark in the world-renowned town of Ross-on-Wye, The Royal Hotel is a grade-2 listed building which dispenses hospitality to guests from around the globe.

Since being built in 1837, the hotel is said to have been frequented by many famous names, including Queen Victoria. That said, its main historic credential is without doubt its connection to Charles Dickens who is thought to have planned his American biography while a guest. TripAdvisor | Expedia | Hotel's Own Site


More period and historic accommodation in Herefordshire...


Abergavenny

Allt yr Ynys Country House Hotel. Beautiful 16th century manor house on the edge of the Black Mountains and the Welsh border. LateRooms



Adforton


Brick House Farm. Most likely dating from the late fourteen-hundreds, there’s simply no doubting that this is an extremely important piece of historic Herefordshire architecture. It offers two double/twin rooms and highly-rated hospitality. TripAdvisor



Bromyard

The Bay Horse. Sixteenth century timber-framed house in the small market town of Bromyard, some 20 minutes by car from Hereford. LateRooms



Fownhope

The Green Man. Built in 1485, this country inn offers b&b accommodation in village surroundings. LateRooms



Hereford

Warner Holme Lacy Historic House Hotel. Impressive 178-room Georgian country house set amid landscaped grounds. LateRooms | Hotel Site


Green Dragon Hotel. Though the hotel has a Georgian facade, it is said that its origins lie in the sixteenth century. Expedia



Ledbury


Feathers. Once known by the name of The Plume of Feathers, this 16th century timber-frame building stands on the site of the ancient Borough Court. It boasts 22 bedrooms as well as a restaurant, brasserie and bar. TripAdvisor

The Talbot Inn. A de facto old coaching inn, The Talbot possesses a heritage dating back as far as the late 1500’s. It offers seven distinct guest rooms, including the Biddulph, Cromwell’s Cupboard, Prince Rupert, The Barratt Browning, Masefield, Massey and Elgar – something distinctly more charming than the average corporate ethos has ever achieved. Expedia


Leominster

Best Western Talbot Hotel. Fifteenth century coaching inn at the heart of the medieval town. Expedia | Hotel Site


Mortimers, The. In a rural location, the origins of the inn are said to date back as far as the 12th century. LateRooms

Rossendale House. Bed & breakfast accommodation in a 16th century oak-frame property. LateRooms


Moccas

Moccas Court. An English stately home that provides heritage-rich accommodation much in the same manner as a top-quality Loire Valley Chateau. About as gloriously text-book Georgian as it is possible to find, Moccas offers five distinctly-named rooms (The Pleasure Ground Room, The Butterfly, The Blue, The River and The Rose) and views across the River Wye. TripAdvisor


Ross-on-Wye


Chase, The. A Georgian country house hotel set within 11 acres of landscaped grounds. LateRooms


Wilton Court. Offering ten guest rooms, Wilton Court is part Elizabethan and part early nineteenth century. At one time it acted as a courthouse. LateRooms


The Kings Head. Said to date back in parts to the 14th century, the King’s Head is located in Ross’s picturesque High Street. LateRooms


Norton House. A former farmhouse, this highly regarded little Ross-on-Wye B&B offers three guest rooms. Rightly Grade-II listed, Norton House is also dog-friendly. TripAdvisor



Shobdon

The Bateman Arms. Once a coaching inn during the 1700‘s, The Bateman Arms offers a small number of rooms on a bed and breakfast basis. LateRooms


Also see our guide to Haunted Hotels in the West Midlands for more period places to stay.



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