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The hotel is privately owned,
part of a small group of hotels which share similar characteristics and values.

The Royal Oak began life in the 1700's as a coaching house, a welcome stop on the long journey between London and Wales. It now wears many different 'hats"; comfortable hotel; cosy bar with open fire; high quality restaurant; fully serviced venue for weddings and corporate events.

The hotel is very much part of the fabric of Leominster. The town itself has much to interest the passing traveler but is also an excellent base from which to explore the many rural delights of Herefordshire and surrounding counties.

With the benefit of substantial recent refurbishment there has never been a better time to experience the delights of this historic and atmospheric hotel.

Accommodation
One of the aspects hotel guests like about the Royal Oak is that ours is not the 'template' design common to so many hotel chains where the corridors are never ending and the rooms identical. Visitors like the character of our hotel, the labyrinth of stairs and halls and our rooms, all with their own character. We now have an interesting selection of rooms with something to offer most guests. A number of recently refurbished rooms stand comparison with the décor and facilities of leading hotels. Others are still to receive this ‘treatment" but are still comfortable and perhaps place a lesser strain on the wallet. All will ensure a good night’s rest ahead of the demands of tomorrow!

WELCOME TO HIGHFIELD - the home of twins Catherine and Marguerite Fothergill

Highfield is a very comfortable house that was built around 1901. It stands in an acre of garden surrounded by open farmland, with views of distant hills in Wales and Shropshire, just 1.5 miles along the Ivington Road from the old market town of Leominster in Herefordshire.

There are three bedrooms available to guests. All the rooms are spacious and attractive with delightful out-looks. They have trays and kettles for making drinks, and radio alarm clocks, one room has an en-suite bathroom, and the other two have wash basins and bath/shower rooms across the landing. The house is centrally heated but we do provide convector heaters in the rooms should extra heating be necessary.

At Highfield cooking is not "pretentious" or "gimmicky". They like food and care about how it is produced and prepared. They cook classic dishes with popular international flavours if desired, but also good traditional English fayre and, as they are in the middle of a farming community, concentrate on using ingredients produced in the county.

Situated in a peaceful rural location, this former 17th Century Farmhouse has an attractive garden, and retains many original features, including exposed beams and open fireplaces.

The bedrooms are comfortable and spacious, with fine furniture and lots of thoughtful extras. Rooms are en-suite and have TV’s, tea/coffee making facilities, hairdryers etc.

Guests will be treated to a delicious English breakfast cooked with excellent local produce and our own eggs.

Leominster has a train station and bus depot. There are many local attractions and Heath House is just 4 miles from the market town of Leominster and 20 minutes equidistant from Hereford and Ludlow.The Malvern Hills, The Brecon Beacons, the Wye Valley and The Marches are all on our doorstep.

Dogs and Horses by arrangement.

Prices are from £35.00 per person single rate and Double £60.00

Peter and Jane invite you to their 15th Century Farmhouse
in the heart of rural North herefordshire.

‘Quietly situated on 120 arable acres, The Hills Farm stands on high ground so offers panoramic views over the surrounding countryside.

The guest ensuite bedrooms are in barn conversions – all have their own front door, are charmingly decorated, comfortably furnished and very well equipped.

Breakfast is served in the dining room, the dairy in days past, or the conservatory with a grand view of the Teme Valley.

The Hills Farm is on the edge of Leysters village and is ideally situated for touring and exploring the English Marches. There are several National Trust and English Heritage properties nearby, also some wonderful gardens to visit; Ludlow is only 8 miles whilst Hereford and Leominster are also close by.’

Which Hotel Guide 2001

A sixteen acre award winning organic smallholding where guests can appreciate the unique, natural diversity of a practical and replicable lifestyle that conserves, recycles and enriches.

The Buzzards is an 17th century farm house, conveniently situated for exploring the Marches. Accommodation is cosy and comfortable and can be in the house or in one off the three cottages. The Buzzards do all they can to ensure that your stay with them is relaxing and enjoyable.

The bedrooms all have private facilities and the two downstairs single rooms are particularly suited to anyone with mobility difficulties.

The standard of accommodation offered in the Buzzards cottages and bed and breakfast rooms reflects the care and attention to comfort which the Buzzards feel all their guests deserve.

The countryside setting provides a tranquil and relaxing environment. The Buzzards aim is to offer high quality and excellent value.

Bed and full English breakfast:-Contact for prices and availability.

For the convenience of all visitors the cottages are strictly no smoking and no pets.

Dawn and Bernard welcome you to their spacious family home, nestling in beautiful countryside.

A pretty red brick farmhouse provides 3 delightful guest bedrooms - 2 en-suites, 1 private bathroom. Set in the village of Bircher.

Home Farm enjoy stunning views over the Brecon Beacons and are close to the National Trust Properties of Croft Castle and Berrington Hall.

Home Farm offers a peaceful retreat for anyone. The landscape offers a paradise for walkers and birdwatchers or anyone simply wanting to enjoy unspoilt countryside.

All rooms have TV, tea/coffee making facilities, hairdryer, alarm clock - even an iron for the asking! All rooms are strictly non-smoking.

Enjoy traditional farmhouse breakfast or a lighter option in the large dining room. All produce is locally sourced and home grown wherever possible.

Home Farm Bed and Breakfast provides an idylic backdrop for a relaxing break where you are assured of a very warm welcome.

Tariff from £28.00 up to £40.00 per person per night.

A warm welcome is assured at Ryelands, our elegant Grade II listed Regency house, which is approximately two hundred years old and set in grounds of over three acres.

Ryelands is conveniently located on the outskirts of Leominster, (pronounced ‘Lemster‘) whilst being surrounded by open fields with splendid views over the surrounding countryside.

Ryelands is the perfect place for a relaxing and peaceful stay or indeed as a base for enjoying the surrounding area. Whether your interest is walking, riding, golfing, antiques, castles, gardens, churches, horse racing, stunning scenery or gastronomic food, all are within an easy walk or drive of Ryelands.

The two delightful bedrooms are located on the first floor and have splendid views over the surrounding countryside towards Hay Bluff and the Black Mountains.The bedrooms are both en-suite and furnished to a high standard with selected antique furniture and a comfy sofa. Each bedroom is also well equipped and includes a hospitality tray, colour television with DVD and Video Player, hair dryer, dressing gowns and slippers.

Bedroom 1 above has an en-suite bathroom with a shower over. It has a comfortable zip and link bed that can be made up as a super king size or twin beds to suit your needs.
Bedroom 2 above has an en-suite shower room, pretty original fireplace and an attractive four poster, king-size (5ft) bed.

The spacious guest lounge and breakfast room has the advantage of comfy sofas, a cosy log fire and views to the garden.

The generous Ryelands breakfast is freshly prepared with high quality, locally produced ingredients.

Please note that Ryelands is a strictly no smoking environment.

Bed and breakfast at this 17th Century town house
luxurious accommodation in the centre of historic Leominster.

However you are travelling a warm family welcome awaits you at Rossendale House.

This Leominster guest house is a perfect base for visiting Hereford, Ludlow, Bromyard, Kington, the Marches, the Black & White villages and glorious surrounding countryside. Walking, riding, cycling, swimming, fishing, shooting, golfing, flying and many more activities are immediately available.

Our rooms have been carefully restored and presented. Most have ancient beams and period features. All our bedrooms are large, en-suite and very well appointed including extremely comfortable feature beds, ironing and pressing centres, digital television and radio, beverage making facilities, alarm clock, hair dryers, etc.

Excellent local restaurants, taverns and places of interest are right on our doorstep.
Railway and bus stations are conveniently close.

Bodenham Forge Cottages

All our properties are well furnished and presented to a high standard to make sure you have the feeling of comfort, warmth and space.

The house and cottages are set in five acres of riverside meadows, most of which you are free to walk in. They overlook the River Lugg and their gardens border the banks of the river. You can start a variety of walks and cycling trips from here. The scenery is lovely and still very rural.

THE SMITHY sleeps 4 (plus 4ft3in wide sofa bed in sitting room) A two-storey conversion with the original exposed brickwork and many interesting features. Formerly the village forge and lock-up!!!There is a double bedroom and a twin bedroom upstairs and downstairs are a modern shower room and a smart dining/kitchen with washer/dryer. The sitting room has a log burner, a sofa bed to sleep extra and French doors onto a patio in the riverside garden.

THE HAYLOFT sleeps 4 (plus one on a sofa bed in twin room) A recently recarpeted sunny first floor apartment with a double bedroom and a twin bedroom. There is a sofa bed to sleep an extra person in the twin bedroom. The cosy open plan kitchen/dining/living area has a modern loft style feel. The bathroom has a bath and there is a washing machine.The Hayloft is reached by an attractive outside wooden staircase leading up from the riverside garden.

THE GRANARY sleeps 4 (plus 4ft wide sofa bed in living area) A very spacious ground floor apartment with easy access, it has a double bedroom and a twin bedroom with exposed beams. The large open plan living area has a kitchen area with washing machine and a separate dining area. There are two sofas, one of which is a good quality 4ft wide sofa bed. There is a spacious shower room. The French doors open onto a patio in the riverside garden.

Within 10 miles, There's plenty to visit and do, including Hereford with its cathedral and Cider Museum, Leominster with its antique shops, Queenswood Country Park, Hampton Court Gardens, the Black and White villages, Shortwood Family Farm, Farmers' Markets, Broadfield Court Vineyard, Berrington Hall, Wellington Garden Centre and Craft Market and other golf courses and driving ranges.

There is a no smoking policy in all of our accommodation

The Cottage at Clearbrook is full of character with ancient beams and inglenook fireplace.

The Cottage at Clearbrook is a wing of a beautiful 16th Century farmhouse located on a working farm
ideal for exploring Herefordshire, The Marches and the Welsh Borders.

Ground floor : Hall, fitted kitchen, large lounge with dining area.

First floor: Three bedrooms - 1 double, 2 twin.

Bathroom with bath with mixer taps, wash handbasin and WC. A cot and high chair are available.

Services:

• Economy 7 electric central heating and electric fire.
• Heating and water included in the price.
• Electric cooker and hob, fridge, washing machine, microwave, Radio/CD player, colour TV, DVD.
• Bed linen & towels provided.

Large lawn with patio, garden table & chairs and gravel area for 3 cars.

Sleeps: 2-6 +cot.- Sorry no pets.

Three beautiful cottages, tastefully converted from sixteenth century farm buildings located on a working livestock farm.

Situated in the rolling hills of North Herefordshire, in the heart of the Welsh Marches, between the historic towns of Ludlow and Hay-On-Wye. In the hamlet of Luntley, the farm is close to the black & white medieval village of Pembridge which is known as the 'Jewel in the Crown' of the 'Black & White Village Trail'.

The cottages were opened in August 2002 after conversion of sixteenth century barns and stables and are equipped to a very high standard. Each is fully equipped with electric cooker; washing machine; microwave; dishwasher and crockery. Towels and bed linen are included in the rental as is water and electricity. Each lounge has a colour TV and CD/radio cassette unit.

STABLE END : is the largest of the three cottages, sleeping up to six in three bedrooms:

HOLLY BUSH : is the smallest of the three cottages and is situated at the northern end of the original 16th century listed barn. It provides very comfortable accommodation for two.

TIPPETS VIEW : like the other two cottages, offers a wealth of original exposed beams and an imaginative, full height living space, with lounge, dining area and kitchen. accommodation for five .This cottage is suitable for people with mobility difficulties. Please let us know your specific requirements when booking.

All cottages are fully equipped with everything to make your holiday both relaxing.

A five bedroom modern detached house sleeping nine adults plus two children

The Hopleys Cottage stands beside cider apple orchards in the hamlet of Birley, 7 miles south of Leominster. The house is well equipped and comfortable and successfully combines traditional and contemporary furnishings and boasts an open fire and Aga for the cooler months. With large garden and extensive patio area the property is excellent for families or large groups.

Close to the Welsh borderlands, there is wonderful walking, cycling, bird watching and fishing as well as trips to Hereford, Ludlow, Symonds Yat and the famous Black and White Village Trail.

Amenities : Electric cooker, microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, 2x colour t.vs, basic sky package, DVD, radio, payphone, starter pack of wood for open fire provided, garden furniture & BBQ, full size table tennis table in garage. Ample off road car parking, Nearest Shop, Pub and Public Transport 2.5 miles.

This is a perfect base for a varied and enjoyable holiday.

The Cottage is non-smoking but well behaved pets are welcome.

The Fold at Winsley Park Farm in rural Herefordshire

If you are looking for self-catering holiday accommodation in a tranquil setting well away from passing traffic but not too remote, then The Fold at Winsley Park Farm in rural Herefordshire is where you need to be.

Conveniently situated between the historic market town of Leominster and the Cathedral city of Hereford, home of the Mappa Mundi, it is at the heart of an area where you will be spoilt for choice for things to do, places to visit, food and drink to consume, and opportunities simply to find yourself again.

Originally part of a medieval homestead, The Fold was originally a stone built cattle shed, standing in an enviable position close to the main farmyard at the head of a valley. It has been converted by the present owners to provide a delightful cottage which takes full advantage of its tranquil surroundings and glorious views. Well away from the beaten track in the heart of the Herefordshire countryside, it is a wonderful place to remind yourself how quiet and peaceful life can be.Unlike many holiday homes, the accommodation offered by The Fold is of generous proportions, giving you enough space to really feel relaxed.

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This beautifully presented, spacious detached cottage has been created from an ancillary building in the garden of an attractive half-timbered, listed, 17th century property.

The cottage overlooking the garden and fields is on the edge of a quiet hamlet. This area has some wonderful walks straight from the door - over farmland and through the woods nearby. The area is a haven for birds and wildlife.

A short drive away are the famous Black and White villages, several National Trust Properties, Hay-on-Wye, Ludlow, local cider producers, Golf courses and the Cathedral city of Hereford with its Mappa Mundi Exhibition. Just 1.5 miles away is the market town of Leominster with plenty of shops, pubs, restaurants, banks, etc

There are some excellent pubs and restaurants in the surrounding districts, including those at Ludlow - an established 'foodie' haven - just 15 minutes away.

The Cottage has an enclosed garden with patio area, tables and chairs with a barbecue for use on those lovely summer evenings.

This very spacious cottage sleeps 2 people in a double bed which has a high quality Sealey matress.

Walnut Tree Cottage is very well equipped with all the additional extras that make all the difference to you on your holiday. You can rest assured that all of the rooms have the extra touches that make the cottage feel just like home from home.

Pets are very welcome and there is no additional charge for bringing your pets