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The Chase Hotel, Ross-on-Wye, is a Georgian Country House Hotel situated in 11 acres of beautiful grounds and landscaped gardens.
Located within minutes walk of the historic market town of Ross-on-Wye, the hotel is conveniently positioned for leisure and recreational activities, including antique centres, scenic river walks and beautiful countryside.

The hotel has retained many of its original Georgian features, enabling guests to relax and enjoy their stay in comfortable surroundings.

A warm welcome awaits you at The Chase Hotel. Whether visiting on business or pleasure, the hotel aim's to make your visit to Ross-on-Wye a memorable occasion.

The Chase Hotel is an independently owned hotel, allowing personal initiative and flexibility to respond to individual guest requirement.The Chase Hotel has 36 en-suite bedrooms, offering a variety of individual style and decor.

Tariff - Single Rooms from £ 79.00 and Double Rooms from £ 95.00 inclusive of Full English Breakfast.

A fine Georgian house set in three-and-a-half acres of gardens, lawns and secluded woodlands,
near the lovely market towns of Ross-on-Wye and Monmouth

The Pencraig Court Hotel has an enviable position overlooking the River Wye, with unforgettable views across the valley to the Royal Forest of Dean and the distant hills…

Built in 1780, Pencraig Court was occupied by the Rev. W. Holt-Beever. In 1876 it became the home of Sir Humphrey de Trafford, whose family stayed in residence until the 1950’s.

Today it is a Country House Hotel of character and elegance, as well as home to Liz and Malcolm Dobson, the present proprietors, and their daughter Katie.

This fine Georgian house has been tastefully furnished to suit its era. There are many treasured pieces such as the Baby Grand Piano and the magnificent circular oak table in the dining room, which can seat up to fourteen people.

Christine and William Reeve-Tucker have owned and personally run the Hotel and Restaurant since 1987, they are justifiably proud of their food and service

Glewstone Court has received numerous awards and accolades over the years and is set amongst fruit orchards in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty overlooking the Wye Valley.

Glewstone Court is ideally situated for countryside pursuits such as touring and exploring, horse-riding, canoeing or golf, or to simply provide the perfect relaxing break. We welcome children and dogs under control and always do our utmost to make sure that your stay with us will be a happy one.

The unique character of the Hotel is reflected in its rooms... polished floors, eastern rugs, open log fires and antiques abound. All the ensuite bedrooms are individual in style and decor and come equipped with all the extras one would expect ...fluffy bathrobes, toiletries, hairdryers, TV, radio, telephone and hospitality tray.

Tariff - Single Rooms from £ 55.00 and Double Rooms from £ 99.00

The Kings Head Hotel which dates back to the 14th Century is
situated in the most picturesque street in the centre of Ross-on-Wye

Until the advent of the railways in the 19th Century, the hotel was a small Coaching Inn and during Georgian times it was extended by a second storey, hence the different facade.

All bedrooms include colour TV, Telephone, Trouser Press, Tea & Coffee trays and all are en-suite.
The restaurant specializes in delicious home cooked dishes using local seasonal produce and is open throughout the day serving coffees, homemade cakes, lunches, cream teas and dinner.
The Restaurant also has a 60ft well as its centrepiece.
The lounge is perfect for relaxing with a pre-dinner drink or just to enjoy reading the newspapers.
There is private parking at the rear of the hotel.

The Kings Head Hotel are able to cater for small meetings and functions.

Tariff - Single Rooms from £ 53.50 and Double Rooms from £ 90.00

The Wilton Court has been recommended in The Good Hotel Guide since 20003
They have also been awarded finalist in the category of Restaurant of the year in the Flavours of Herefordshire awards for four consecutive years

After many years of working in five star deluxe hotels in London and Hong Kong including the Shangri-La and Dorchester, Roger and Helen Wynn purchased the Wilton Court in May 2000. Since then the hotel has been carefully refurbished reflecting its 16th century origins and features many objects d' art, rugs and various collectables from the Middle and Far East creating an oasis of comfort and tranquillity.

All ten of the recently refurbished bedrooms have been individually decorated with an abundance of personal touches and are complete with modern facilities, including colour video combi televisions and bathrooms that enjoy baths incorporating electric miras showers.

Dining guests can enjoy their two rosette award winning cuisine sourcing the best of local produce of Herefordshire and the surrounding counties. Meals can be enjoyed in their cosy wood panelled bar with log fire in winter or the light conservatory Restaurant with its views of the terrace and gardens.

The hotel has a stunning riverside location, with its own riverbank frontage and is located a mere fifteen minute walk into Ross on Wye

Whether an intimate occasion for two or a larger gathering for a wedding reception or special occasion for up to 50 guests, the Wilton Court looks forward to welcoming you and ensuring your visit to the hotel will be an enjoyable and memorable time.

Welcome to The Bridge at Wilton

The Bridge is a proud Georgian Country house with a wonderful atmosphere that will make you feel at home the second you walk through the door.

Set in its well established and partially walled gardens which run down directly to the banks of the River Wye, a more idlyllic location to unwind and take a well deserved break is hard to imagine.

The Bridge at Wilton have eight beautifully appointed en-suite rooms, several restaurant areas, plus adjoning bar and conservatory areas in which to enjoy the famous views across the river to Ross-on-Wye.

The Bridge at Wilton offers superb accommodation. Their rooms seamlessly blend classic furniture alongside contemporary design to create a welcoming environment of true character.

Each of their eight rooms is appointed as you would expect, with their en-suite bathrooms, t.v. and telephone. Many also boast inspirational views across the gardens and river to Ross-on-Wye.

The Bridge's AA rosette-rated restaurant has a solid base of regular diners from Ross-on-Wye and around Herefordshire, as well as attracting gourmet food hunters from around the country.

Their Head Chef creates unique, exciting and truly imaginative dishes
which you'll savour and remember.

This lovely sixteenth century country house is set upon the banks of the picturesque river Wye and surrounded by some of Britain's finest countryside

All our tastefully decorated rooms have full en suite facilities, with central heating, direct dial telephones, colour TV and private bathrooms. We can also provide all the help you need to organize anything from a successful business meeting to a memorable family occasion.

The Castle Lodge caters for the business traveller, and those just wishing to get away from it all and enjoy the beautiful Wye Valley.
Our full range of services includes:

• Twelve bedrooms
• All en-suite
• Conferences facilities
• Weddings
• Meetings
• Cedars Restaurant
• Fresh seafood

At whatever time of year you choose to visit, there is always plenty to see and do. The walker and the birdwatcher are just at home as those wishing to pursue less energetic pastimes. There is always a quiet newcorner to discover and whatever the weather your welcome at Castle Lodge is never in doubt.
Accommodation without breakfast - Double Room - single occupancy £49.95 - Double Room / Twin Room £54.95 - Additional beds / cot in room £15.00 - prices are per room per night and include vat.

Welcome to The Chasedale Hotel in the beautiful Wye Valley.

Built c.1870, this large Victorian house "in the dale of the chase", the wooded hill which still provides an impressive backdrop for the Hotel.

Double room with en-suite bathroom, central heating, remote control colour television, radio,and hospitality tray.

All the services at the Chasedale come under the person supervision of the resident directors, especially the cooking. The menu offers a wide variety of dishes including a separate vegetarian menu. Whenever possible fruit, vegetables and herbs from the walled kitchen garden are utilised.

The Chasedale is an ideal centre from which to explore the lower reaches of the Wye Valley (ANOB) and the Forest of Dean to the south, the Malvern Hills and black and white villages of Herefordshire to the north, the Golden Valley, the Brecon Beacons and Black Mountains to the west, and Gloucester, Cheltenham and the Cotswolds to the east.

Please Note: We are a No-Smoking property. Children welcome. Pets are welcome in the Hotel and to stay in your room free of charge, they are NOT however, permitted in the Restaurant. Under your supervision you are welcome to make use of the garden with your pet. Ample walking is less than five minutes away in the Chase Woods, which are behind the Hotel. There is also an all weather cycle/footpath, ideal when conditions are muddy elsewhere!

Trecilla Farm Bed and Breakfast luxury 5 Star period farmhouse midway between
Monmouth and Ross on Wye, Herefordshire

This Bed and Breakfast is ten minutes drive to Symonds Yat, Wye Valley and Royal Forest of Dean - ideal for walking and fishing on the River Wye.  Trecilla Farm has its own fishing rights.

This 16th Century character farmhouse is set in delightful gardens close to Ross on Wye and Symonds Yat.  The accommodation in quiet rural location, offers a perfect base for exploring the picturesque Wye Valley and Royal Forest of Dean and also to discover many of Herefordshire's rural secrets.

On arrival, unwind with complimentary refreshments in the Drawing Room or Garden Room. All spacious bedrooms are en-suite and the larger Victorian room has a magnificent traditional sized Four Poster.

Easy access to the historic towns of Ross on Wye (5 miles) and the famous Welsh border town of Monmouth (8 miles).  Short drive to the world famous Symonds Yat Rock renowned for its magnificent viewpoint over the 'Horseshoe' bend on the River Wye and maybe a chance to see a rare Peregrine Falcon.

There is much to explore with numerous activities for the outdoor visitor including golf, canoeing, cycling and local walks in the Royal Forest of Dean.

Thatch Close Bed and Breakfast Farmhouse situated in the Wye Valley,
close to Ross on Wye, Symonds Yat, Forest of Dean and Monmouth

Thatch Close B & B Guest House offers two double en-suite bedrooms and one twin en-suite.

Thatch Close Guest house is a secluded, quiet Georgian Farmhouse set amongst the peaceful, Herefordshire countryside, surrounded by tranquil colourful gardens, ancient hedges with mature trees containing thriving wild life, including badgers, foxes, barn owls, wild flowers, and a free flying parrot. Wake up to birdsong not traffic!

Relax and enjoy your pre-dinner drink on one of their patios or lawns.

Convenient for historic towns and villages, castles, the River Wye, cathedral and abbeys, walking, cycling and shopping.

Although they offer dinner made from locally sourced produce, there are excellent good value pubs and restaurants available. If you have any special needs, preferences or dislikes please let them know, so they can arrange suitable meals for you.

Granton House offers superior, comfortable en-suite accommodation in beautiful surroundings and serve delicious breakfasts, using local and home made produce

John and Liz Bloxham offer a very warm welcome at Granton House Bed and Breakfast. They are situated between Monmouth and Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire and are close to the Forest of Dean and Welsh Borders. The house has a secluded, south west garden, nestling into the valley and looks onto a conservation orchard and Coppet Hill beyond, which has many interesting pathways and is both a nature reserve and part of the Wye Valley Walk. Hay-on-Wye and Cardiff are less than an hour's drive away. They have private parking and secure lockup for bikes and fishing tackle and facilities to dry clothes for walkers.

Granton House B&B is an ideal location for a holiday or short break, with plenty of activities available locally, e.g. forest trails, angling, canoeing, horse riding or golf, and there are beautiful gardens to visit nearby. The house is also located only half an hour from Chepstow horse racing. Granton house probably dates from the late seventeenth century, when it may have been two cottages.

A warm and genuine welcome to the home awaits you from John and Jenny Jarvis. Let them help you enjoy a relaxing break and a wonderful change of scene by escaping to a different time and place.

They have the good fortune to be on the cusp of three of the most beautiful counties in the British Isles.  and are conveniently situated in the heart of Whitchurch village, just in the county of Herefordshire, 5 miles south of Ross on Wye, and 2 miles north of Monmouthshire and the Welsh border, with the town of Monmouth 3 miles away. Just across the River Wye is the Forest of Dean and Gloucestershire

The House was converted from a private dwelling to a guest house in the 1970s. The house has a wealth of character and charm - not overly large but spacious enough for our guests to feel relaxed and comfortable.

Portland House is wheelchair friendly and accommodate families.

John and Jenny Jarvis regret they cannot accommodate pets, except a working dog in a specific supportive role to its owner. Please note - Portland House is strictly non-smoking

All prices are per person per night including breakfast based on two people sharing Accommodation Type Rate Marstow Room Flexible £30.50 Magnolia Room £32.50 Doward Room Twin £30.50 Ross Suite Family £32 (Children £19.50) Lloyd Suite M1 & M2 Accessibilty £35.00 Monmouth Suite Four Poster £43 pppn

Radcliffe Guest house is a friendly, family run Bed and Breakfast establishment

Ideally situated in Ross-on-Wye, we are a short two minute walk away from both the historic market town centre and the banks of the River Wye, where you can follow the Wye Valley Walk or engage in other local activities.

Local activities include fishing, cycling, golf and walking as well as visiting ancient castles, including the fortified, baronial Goodrich Castle, admiring scenic views or just relaxing. Ross-on-Wye town offers a variety of pubs, restaurants, live music and buildings of both historic and scenic interest and is situated within easy reach of the Royal Forest of Dean, Monmouth and the ancient cities of Hereford, home of the 'Mappa Mundi', Gloucester or Worcester.

The guest rooms are surprisingly spacious in this lovely seventeenth century building which is set in a beautiful position overlooking the River Wye.

Radcliffe Guest House has been given a three diamond rating by the English Tourism Council for guest accommodation.

The Radcliffe offer you a comfortable and relaxing stay in one of their six guest rooms, all of which are all tastefully decorated and spacious, well furnished and have heating throughout, en-suite, tea and coffee facilities and colour television. Ironing facilities are also available.

All room rates are inclusive of a full English breakfast.

We are in the heart of Herefordshire,
4 miles from Ross-on-Wye and 10 miles from Hereford City

Formerly a working mill, nowadays it is a guesthouse and self-catering cottage with a warm atmosphere in the heart of the local community.

The large gardens are a particular feature of the Old Mill. The Old Mill has many secluded areas with plenty of seating - enjoy the butterfly garden, the fish pond, wildlife pond and the bog garden. The Old Mill attract many wild birds including grey wagtails, long tailed tits, gold finches and great spotted woodpeckers. We have recently been awarded the gold award from the Herefordshire Nature Trust.

The Old Mill offers very spacious and comfortable accommodation. double and twin-bedded rooms are available, with en-suite or showers included in most rooms. There is one double en-suite room downstairs.
The Old Mill