Beautiful period home situated in the Wye Valley.Wonderful views from
the extensive gardens. All rooms are en-suite. Delicious breakfasts served with home
made muesli, preserves and freshly baked bread.Ideally situated for Brecons,
Cotswolds, Hereford, Gloucester, Cardiff, Hay on Wye. [More...]
Portland House is uniquely placed for you to experience and enjoy an
area of outstanding natural beauty, straddling the England and Wales borders. A warm
welcome awaits you at our tastefully furnished and elegant home (grade II listed).
It has a fascinating history. Lovely lounge where you can watch satellite TV, read
or play a game of chess. Spacious ensuite bedrooms, all with TV, service trays and
seating areas - The Doward Room is a twin room and prettily furnished, The Magnolia
Room, so called as it overlooks the Magnolia tree in our forecourt is a roomy
double, and The Marstow Room is a sweet daffodil white double overlooking farmland
at the rear of the house. Plus our larger suites - the luscious Lloyd Suite,
overlooking the award winning garden, is accessibility rated. [More...]
Built around 1570 the Old Court Hotel passed through the hands of various members of the same family for the next 200 years. The buildings have maintained their character and architectural features, the great oak entrance door giving access to the reception area. The hotel has 18 bedrooms. Several rooms have four-poster beds ideal for the honeymoon couple or a romantic get away. All the rooms have en-suite facilities and a large percentage have historical characteristics such as exposed wooden beams, original leaded windows and uneven floorboards creating a certain charm that transports you back to the 16th century [More...]
The Orles Barn Hotel is a little taste of South African sunshine in Ross on Wye. Good food, laughter and relaxation around the log fire in winter or around the pool in the summer. This is a 17th Century converted Barn style hotel, with a large heated outdoor pool and bbq area, set in 1 acre of lush gardens. The hotel is an easy 15 minute walk along the river into the Market Town of Ross-on- Wye, and set in the heart of the Wye Valley. No children under 12. Please note that the hotel has a no-smoking policy for all the rooms. [More...]
One of the Highest AA score in the area at 80 Genuine Country House set in 15 acres of Parkland. Outdoor Pool summertime Croquet 9 hole Golf Skills Improvement Course Vineyard and Walks. Award winning Cuisine and an extensive wine list. Some rooms 4 posters or Spa Baths. Excellent Hospitality and Service. Easily accessible and idyllically located. [More...]
bridge house hotel is situated on th riverbank with veiws of the wye and the pleasent market town of ross on wye.The accommodation has been recently refurbished to very high standards with large TVs modern bathrooms and excellent facilities. AA four star The kitchen and restaurant under the supervision of our Head Chef James Arbourne two AA rosette holder offers a wide choice of dishes cooked and served to the highest levels only using only the best produce from our river bank gardens and local suppliers.Winner of the coveted Herefordshire restaurant of the year 2005 6. [More...]
The hotel is run by Helen and Roger Wynn and offers abundant peace and tranquility on the banks of the River Wye.All ten recenty refurbished rooms are en suite complete with combi video remote colour television tea coffee tray hair dryers alarm clock radio direct dial telephone and have wonderful views either over the private gardens or River Wye. The hotel has ample car parking space and is located within easy walking distance along the flat green banks of the River Wye into the bustling streets of Ross on Wye Guests can dine in the cosy bar with its warm log fire in winter or the light conservatory restaurant with its view of the gardens or enjoy snacks alfresco on the riverbank gardens. Both table d 'hote and a la cate menus are avialable. [More...]
Pencraig Court is a fine Georgian country house set in three and a half acres of gardens lawns and woodland overlooking the River Wye with unforgettable views across the valley to the distant hills. The atmosphere is friendly and relaxed and the food is traditionally English freshly cooked using fine ingredients locally sourced where possible and with vegetables and fruit from the garden. Great wines The hotel is conveniently situated just off the A40 between Ross on Wye and Monmouth ideal for breaking a journey between the North of England and South Wales and for visiting the many attractions of the surrounding country which includes the Forest of Dean the Wye Valley the Welsh Marches all set in glorious scenery. Outdoor activities both on and off the river are many and various. Dogs are also welcome by arrangement. [More...]
The New Inn is an attractive 16th century coaching Inn just 4 miles from Ross on Wye, 10 miles from Hereford and 9 miles from Monmouth.It's perfect for meeting colleagues, placating the family or entertaining friends, whether in the lounge bar, dining room or garden. The lounge bar and dining room are enhanced during the colder months with huge inglenook fireplaces which crackle to the sound of burning logs. Our rooms are classically decorated and comfortably furnished, exuding a warm and inviting atmosphere. You are sure to feel right at home. [More...]
The hotel is situated in 11 acres of grounds and is within easy walking distance of Ross on Wye town centre. Within 10 minutes drive guests can be enjoying the fantastic Wye Valley and Forest of Dean with walking and cycling trails canoeing and abseiling. Many of the hotel rooms have views over the gardens. The restaurant and bar have a variety menus allowing guests to enjoy local fayre created into delicious cuisine.The hotel is able to offer all guests Special Concessions on a variety of local golf courses.A member of Classic British Hotels [More...]
St. Owen's Cross , Ross-on-wye - Tel: +44(0)1989 730274
A 500 year old former malt house. now a luxury farmhouse offering guest accommodtion. Located just 4 liles from the M50 and Ross on Wye. In rural Herefordshire, with country views. [More...]
Welcome to The Royal Hotel the face of Ross on Wye and the gateway between Wales and England. The Royal is a majestic beautiful hotel dating back to 1837. But in no way intimidating a very friendly and warm welcome awaits you. Refurbishment work completed in December 2006 has given the building a new lease of life. We are now access friendly into our restaurant and bar. Being a grade ll listed building has created a few problems extending this to our bedrooms but we are working on it. The changes are fantastic though in character. We are particularly enjoying the new 8216 Riverview Bar 8217 and as the name suggests you can enjoy the magnificent views across the Wye Valley and River below. The Royal is situated on the rocky cliff above the Wye valley I think I mentioned the views already and is in deed the face of Ross on Wye. Ross was one of the first market towns in England and is still known for its antique shops and Market Square. We have two spectacular dining areas to satisfy most appetites. Barrett 8217 s Restaurant offers a more formal dining experience in our Grand restaurant with chandeliers table service subdued lighting and soft music. Or choose to relax and unwind in the Riverview bar or on the terrace whilst taking in the breath taking views of the River Wye and the surrounding hills and valley we have mentioned the views . [More...]
A 14th Century Inn full of oak beams, fireplaces and even the odd ghost! Situated in the most picturesque street in the market town of Ross on Wye. A great location for exploring The Wye Valley, Black Mountains, Tintern Abbey and Symonds Yat. Our award winning chef uses local fresh market produce in the restaurant.The Kings Bar has a good range of single malts, wines and two local hand pulled real ales. All rooms en-suite with trouser presses, hairdryers, direct dial telephone etc. Private parking. 14th century town centre Inn with oak beams, fireplaces and even the odd ghost. Cosy front restaurant and a conservatory restaurant that leads to an outside patio. Kings Bar with local hand pulled real ales. Secure parking at rear of the hotel. Golf, fishing available locally [More...]
Bed and Breakfast period farmhouse midway Ross on Wye and Monmouth, Herefordshire. ; This B and B is ten minutes drive to Symonds Yat, Wye Valley and Royal Forest of Dean - ideal for walking and fishing on the River Wye. [More...]
Enjoy our Georgian farmhouse with wonderful views to Ross-on-Wye and
river. All rooms ensuite with hospitality tray and refridgerator. Breakfast from local
produce when available. Wildlife walks, canoeing, easy access to Hereford, Wye Valley,
Forest of Dean and Welsh Borders. 2 miles jct 4 M50. Open all year except Xmas and New
Year. [More...]
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