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Cottage in Ashton, near Leominster
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 32 reviews

West GRanary - 28957

VickyRating, 5 stars2 months ago
We had a lovely week staying in this quirky, cosy farm cottage. A great spot to enjoy the peaceful countryside around and we really enjoyed the games shed facility with pool table and dart board. The host was very helpful. Would definitely recommend.
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Home in Abbey Dore
4.74 out of 5 average rating, 23 reviews

Barn with pool + fitness studio

GennaRating, 5 stars1 month ago
We absolutely loved our stay at Abbey Dore. The house was spacious, brilliant kitchen and dining room area with two lovely living rooms. It had everything we needed, and we absolutely loved the swimming pool and gym. Bedrooms were lovely and beds were comfy. Emma and Daniel were so responsive to any questions we had. Beautiful surroundings, Gwatkin Red Cow was a brilliant recommendation- the roast was fab! We loved our stay and would absolutely consider coming back again.
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Home in Pencombe
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 33 reviews

House slps 22 . Close to Bredenbury Court

JasonRating, 5 stars2 days ago
Durstone Cottage is a lovely space for a large group for a get together. There is plenty of space for all the people it holds and it never feels like you're on top of each other. It was so quiet for all our weekend.
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Home in Shropshire
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 40 reviews

Bunkhouse with activities on site - sleeps 16

KatharineRating, 5 stars4 months ago
We had such a wonderful time staying at the bunkhouse! It was spotless, beautifully maintained, and felt so welcoming from the moment we arrived. The large table was an absolute highlight—we spent hours around it playing card games, and enjoying family meals. During our stay, Storm Darragh hit, which could have turned things upside down, but Alex and her family were fantastic. They went above and beyond to ensure we were warm and comfortable, even setting up a generator to keep everything running smoothly. I believe the property was without power for more than 48 hours, but we were none the wiser. Despite the wild weather, we had such a lovely stay, and would return in a heartbeat. I highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a cosy and well-equipped spot for a group getaway!
Farm stay in Leominster
5 out of 5 average rating, 3 reviews

Farm Stay in Hop Kiln surrounded by apple orchards

JoshuaRating, 5 stars12 months ago
Beautiful house in a very rural setting. Great local food recommendations from Camilla and plenty of great walks a short drive away. Highly recommend staying here!
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Home in Herefordshire
5 out of 5 average rating, 9 reviews

Holiday home in heart of Ross!

LouiseRating, 5 stars1 week ago
Sam’s property literally couldn’t be better for exploring central Ross-on-Wye as you are literally in the very centre of the town. The house is roomy and very well-equipped with everything you may need. Beds were comfy and having 2 bathrooms was a bonus. Sam is extremely helpful and was kind enough to leave some milk and a bottle of very nice Sauvignon Blanc!! All in all, an excellent stay in Ross-on-Wye and I recommend highly.
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Apartment in Herefordshire
4.83 out of 5 average rating, 133 reviews

Stylish Country Cottage With Balcony Views

GemmaRating, 5 stars1 month ago
Me, my partner and our dog had such a beautiful peaceful stay. The cider cottage was stunning, the views were gorgeous and well worth an early morning wake up. We loved staying and will definitely be returning again soon. The cottage was clean and well equipped and there was even dog bowls for the pooche (amazing as we had forgotten his water bowl)wish we had booked for longer as we didnt want to leave. Rosemary was quick at responding and her directions to get to the cottage were easy to follow and spot on. Great location with short drives to lots of amazing places to explore! Thanks for having us!
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Cottage in Discoed
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 155 reviews

Wild Meadow Cottage

LindsayRating, 5 stars2 weeks ago
We loved Andrea's place! The perfect space for us to stay in the most beautiful countryside. Visited Hergest Croft gardens, which were spectacular; great walks and a very good meal at the Horse & Jockey. A perfect short break - highly recommended!

Your guide to Herefordshire

All About Herefordshire

The largely rural West Midlands county of Herefordshire sits on the border of Wales and England. Herefordshire is known for its seemingly endless rolling green hills accompanied by apple and pear orchards and swaths of woodland. You might spot wild ponies roaming throughout the county amid ancient castles that dot mounds here and there. Of particular note is the county’s historic city of Hereford, which sits on the River Wye, and has the feel of a small market town, featuring charming narrow streets with half-timbered homes and historical pubs.

Only an hour’s drive from Birmingham and well connected by road networks, Hereford is an excellent jumping-off point to explore the rest of Herefordshire, whether it’s shopping in market towns such as Ross-on-Wye and Ledbury or going apple picking in the Golden Valley with the Black Mountains as a backdrop and the lush greenery that stretches to the horizon, said to have inspired scenery in many fantasy novels.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Herefordshire

There is no bad time to stay in a holiday cottage in Herefordshire, although finding the optimal season largely depends on what you would like to see. Spring is a popular time to explore the countryside trails and woodlands, as temperatures are milder than the summer, but nature is just as vibrant as it reawakens from winter sleep. The summer brings longer days and more time to explore, while the balmy evenings are comfortable for camping, with the stars painting a rich tapestry in the night sky. Autumn is when the county begins to cool down but promises vibrant foliage and harvest festivals, a wonderful way to enjoy a hot mug of spiced cider. Winter blankets the rolling hills in snow, while plenty of indoor attractions give visitors an engaging means of warming up.


Top things to do in Herefordshire

Black and White Village Trail

You can follow this 40-mile loop of centuries-old cottages, thatched pubs, and traditional tearooms by car, on a bike, or even on foot. This collection of historic villages sits between Kington and Leominster in the northwest of the county, where you’ll find orchards filled with apple blossoms in May and row upon row of hops ready for harvest in September.

Ledbury

On the edge of the Malvern Hills, Ledbury is a small but bustling medieval market town full of timber-framed Tudor buildings. Cute cafes and historical pubs sit alongside independent boutiques in the town’s welcoming mews and side streets. Fans of literature should make the trip to Ledbury in July, when the town puts on one of the largest poetry festivals in the United Kingdom.

Hereford Museum and Art Gallery

Hereford Museum and Art Gallery in Hereford city centre features exhibits ranging from zoological oddities to its medieval collection of swords, textiles, and costumes. The museum displays fragments of an intricately tiled mosaic floor that was excavated from the site of the Romano-British market town of Magnae, near present-day Kenchester.

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