With stunning views over the Black Mountains and Malvern Hills this former 16th century dairy farm has been carefully converted to offer luxurious B&B accommodation. Set in extensive grounds, the farm has two small lakes.
This recently restored Elizabethan property features oak beams, flagstone floors and inglenook fireplaces fitted with modern wood burners. Each of the en suite guest rooms boasts its own distinctive character, but all offer the highest level of comfort and luxury.
Boasting original wooden shutters, oak beams and wonky stone floors, Norton House was built around 1650 and extended in 1716. All of the generously spacious letting rooms have en suite facilities and guests can enjoy paintings, sculptures as well as other works of art from local artists.
This stunning Georgian farmhouse is set in the beautiful rolling Herefordshire countryside and offers extensive views over the Teme Valley. Decorated in a relaxed period style, breakfasts are plentiful with fresh eggs from the four family hens.
Dating from 1473, this beautiful riverside pub stands on the banks of the River Wye and offers cosy accommodation, great food, local ales and cider, all within a friendly atmosphere. Canoeing is available on the river and horse riding can also be arranged.
Located in the picturesque village Fownhope, The Greenman has been welcoming weary travellers since 1485. Each of the 14 spacious, en-suite bedrooms has been skilfully designed to blend contemporary style with the historic surroundings.
A multi award-winning B&B offering classically contemporary decor to compliment the property’s heritage. Enjoy extra touches such as I-Gear docking stations, flat screen TVs, a DVD library and luxury toiletries or relax in the charming garden and terrace.
Dating back 500 years, this beautiful old house offers sumptuous B&B accommodation in two very roomy suites and a very large double room, all en-suite. Originally built as a courthouse, it exudes charm and character, with its deep oak beams and carvings.
Dating from the 17th century, Orles Barn Restaurant with Rooms features six modern en-suite bedrooms that reflect the character and history of the building. A short stroll from the picturesque market town of Ross-on-Wye, the restaurant has 2 AA Rosettes.
Retaining many original features including oak beams and a large inglenook fireplace, Lea House was originally built as a 16th century coaching inn. Now offering three well-appointed bedrooms, good food is also an essential part of the household.