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Castle House is a Grade II listed Georgian villa - once two townhouses - that has a commanding position at the top of Castle Street, with elegant, balconied architecture. The hotel sits beside what remains of the old Hereford castle moat, now just a reminder of Hereford's once strategic importance.
Frederick Bolding — Rooms v comfortable and generally pleasant experience staying. Two downsides - not offering evening meals on Sundays, Mondays
Our beautiful four star hotel, as graded by Visit Wales, has undergone a 1.5m refurbishment. The Swan at Hay Hotel is a privately owned, independent hotel just moments from the bustling centre of the world renowned "Town of Books", Hay-on-Wye. Nestled on the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park.
Derek Skates — Booked through Great Little Breaks. Very pleasant and helpful staff. Room was clean and comfortable. Bar prices similar to
Nestled on the banks of the meandering River Wye in Herefordshire, The Red Lion Hotel is located in the picturesque country village of Bredwardine. Ideally situated for exploring the wondrous Wye Valley, we're just 12 miles from the historic Cathedral city of Hereford and 8 miles from Hay-on-Wye, the town of books and host of the annual Hay Festival.
Susan Addison — Very friendly, lovely food and large beer garden, Sunday lunch is gorgeous and well priced at 10.95.
The Pilgrim Hotel, Built in 1880 is a Former Rectory turned hotel, based in the village of Much Birch, Hereford. Nestled in 4 acres of Gardens the hotel boasts stunning countryside views over the Black Mountains and Brecon Beacons. A collaboration between old and new, the Pilgrim is home to 20 en-suite bedrooms, recently updated but still encompassing the hotels rich heritage and history.
Donna Benjamin — Booked this hotel last minute due to our plans in Birmingham being cancelled. Was a little dubious as the room price was
Brandon Lodge is a 19th century building that has been professionally converted specifically for hotel use. We are conveniently situated within the city boundaries; approximately one mile from the centre, two miles from the train station and within walking distance from a frequently serviced bus route, yet only a short drive from Hereford's finest villages and attractions. We offer high quality licensed
Karl Ford-Lissenden — I visited Brandon Lodge with friends on a motorcycle trip. We stayed here as a central hub to our days out. The room I stayed
A relaxing and comfortable bed & breakfast and restaurant situated in the historic book town of Hay-On-Wye. The Lions Gate once guarded the historic Hay-On-Wye castle and is home to this 17th Century Inn. Steeped in history and myth it is reputed that Oliver Cromwell stayed at The Old Black Lion whilst the round-heads besieged Hay Castle.
Tom Price — My experience here was very positive. Having grown up in Hay and now a frequent visitor, I'm familiar with its eating and