Herefordshire Holiday Cottages
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Situated in the heart of England and one of the official historic counties in the UK, Herefordshire boasts vast, unspoilt scenery thanks to its prolific agriculture, as well as a rich and fascinating history. A wonderfully rural county, it is renowned for its fruit and cider production as well as the famous Hereford Cow. Bordering a number of fellow ceremonial counties, such as Shropshire and Worcestershire, Herefordshire is the perfect country spot to get away from it all and relax, with only the odd tractor to disturb the peace. Read More
Perched at the top of Hergest Croft Gardens, this cabin for two sits just outside the pretty border town of Kington in Herefordshire - an idyllic rural setting, perfect for a peaceful retreat and excellent walking country. Within easy reach of Hay-on-Wye and the Brecon Beacons National Park.
Full of Four Star Gold luxury, character and style, this beautifully presented barn conversion provides accessible dog-friendly self-catering in Staunton on Wye, amidst glorious Herefordshire countryside. The surrounding area offers peace, tranquility and lovely walks, and is an ideal base for exploring Hay-on-Wye, Hereford city, the Wye Valley, Black Mountains and Brecon Beacons National Park. 4 Star Gold.
Nestling amongst beautiful rolling Herefordshire countryside, this lovely barn conversion provides self-catering that is perfect for families or friends who want to explore the many delights of Hereford and the Malvern Hills. Enjoy a taste of country life and outdoor activities, including good fishing, horse riding and canoeing locally. A great base for exploring Central England with Stratford, the Cotswolds and Warwick with its beautiful castle all within easy reach by car.
A delightful cottage sitting in an orchard setting with stunning panoramic views over the Black Mountains on a large 700 acre estate within Herefordshire countryside - an ideal retreat to relax or use as a base for exploring the areas many attractions. 4 Star.
Combining 21st century modern convenience with Victorian charm and elegance amongst secluded Herefordshire countryside - Five self catering holiday homes providing a chic venue for parties of two to fifty guests. Whether you are looking for a romantic break or want to celebrate a special occasion with friends or family, this is an ideal choice. 5 Star.
Located in the pretty Herefordshire village of Kingsland (with two pubs serving excellent food), this welcoming holiday retreat for four provides an ideal base for exploring Herefordshire, the Malvern Hills, Shropshire and the Welsh Borders. The attractive market town of Leominster is just three miles away and Ludlow is twelve miles. Wonderful walks and plenty of attractions.
A beautifully restored medieval hall peacefully tucked away in the pretty village of Preston on Wye, nine miles from Hereford. The beautifully restored cottage is over 600 years old and offers a unique opportunity for couples and families to enjoy staying in a historic property without forgoing modern comforts. The property is surrounded by acres of serene countryside and is a ten-minute walk from the village’s excellent pub, The Yew Tree Inn. With popular towns like Hay-on-Wye within easy reach and beautiful countryside walks leading from the doorstep, Hacton Cruck is ideal for those who want a relaxing self-catering break in the Welsh Borders.
Perfect for friends or families, this welcoming self-catering barn provides an excellent base for exploring Central England and its many attractions including the Malvern Hills, Hereford and slightly further afield, Stratford, Warwick and the Cotswolds. Nestling in tranquil Herefordshire countryside, there are plenty of outdoor activities locally to enjoy including walking, cycling, canoeing and fishing the rivers and horse riding.
Sleeping large groups of up to seventeen, this lovely farmhouse nestles peacefully amongst beautiful rolling countryside with lovely views over the Malvern hills. Perfect for holidaying or getting together with friends or family, the cottage sits close to the Herefordshire village of Little Cowarne (with excellent pub) and is an ideal base for exploring the many delights of Hereford and the Malvern Hills.
Offering the chance to live the 'Downton Abbey' lifestyle, this Grade II listed Queen Anne house offers spacious accommodation for large groups of up to eighteen and sits on a seven hundred acre estate amongst beautiful rolling Herefordshire countryside within easy reach of Ludlow and Hay-on-Wye. The perfect venue for spending time or celebrating with friends or family. 4 Star.
A cosy stone self catering cottage on a large seven hundred acre estate set amidst rolling Herefordshire countryside, providing accommodation for six guests or larger parties of up to eleven if the nearby cottage is rented at the same time. Close to the Shropshire Hills AONB, Hereford, Hay-on-Wye and the Welsh Borders with an abundance of great days out. 4 Star.
A magnificent 4 Star Gold holiday home offering stylish accommodation on an impressive country estate of some seven hundred acres in North West Herefordshire. Perfect for couples, friends and families with plenty of attractions within easy driving distance including Hay-on-Wye, Ludlow, Hereford and the Welsh Borders. 4 Star Gold.
Cosy, self-catering cottage in pretty Herefordshire village of Dorstone in the 'Golden Valley' not far from Hay-on-Wye. Private holiday home managed by the owners - no agency fees. Secluded south facing garden with secure bicycle store. Two minutes walk to excellent pub.
Peacefully located amidst rolling Herefordshire countryside, this large holiday home is a great place to get away from it all for a celebration, reunion of friends or large family holiday. A great base for exploring Herefordshire and the Malverns.
Oozing character and charm, this stylish 18th Century barn conversion provides a warm welcome at any time of the year. Providing relaxed yet stylish self-catering accommodation, the cottage is perfect for couples (one or two) and families with a quirky shepherds hut that can be rented separately to accommodate an extra two guests. Nestling in the picturesque Golden Valley, The Stable is surrounded by glorious Herefordshire countryside on the English/Welsh border with plenty of attractions for day trips out (including the Book Town of Hay-on-Wye) within easy reach.
An 18th Century listed barn conversion providing self-catering packed full of character. Sympathetically designed to offer relaxed accommodation, Cothill Barn sits in the picturesque Golden Valley amongst beautiful rolling Herefordshire countryside on the Welsh borders. Hay-on-Wye and plenty of attractions are just a short drive away.
In a peaceful location, with a good degree of privacy, this is the perfect place for friends/families to relax and unwind amongst beautiful Herefordshire countryside. Hereford City with its great shops and eating establishments is just ten minutes away and there is a fantastic pub nearby. The perfect mix of country living with 5 Star luxury. 5 Star.
Fantastic new holiday home with ground floor living (inc bedroom and bathroom) ideally located in a rural location in Herefordshire, providing an ideal retreat for a get together with friends or family. Five bedrooms, four bathrooms and just ten minutes drive from Hereford City, plus a pub nearby. 5 Star.
An idyllic Five Star Gold luxurious rural retreat in a tranquil countryside setting in a Herefordshire village where you can walk, cycle, horse ride and explore the historic towns and pretty villages dotted amongst the beautiful countryside. 5 Star Gold.
A welcoming holiday cottage just for two offering the perfect mix of character features and modern conveniences located next to the village Inn in the lovely Herefordshire village of Eardisley. Near the Welsh border and within easy reach of Hay-on-Wye - a peaceful setting for a relaxing break with plenty of attractions for day trips out.
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Holidays in Herefordshire
Herefordshire has a long and rich history with evidence of its many past occupations all over the area. Initially under Welsh control, you can still see some place names in the Welsh language that have endured since the 7th Century. Before returning to English control, Herefordshire also came under Anglo-Saxon, Danish and Norman control. Accordingly, this fascinating area does not disappoint when it comes to museums, historic houses and heritage sites, such as the 150-year old Waterworks museum, a feature on the Riverside Walk in the picturesque outskirts of Hereford – a must see for all visitors.
Being a cathedral city, Hereford Cathedral is also a must for the to-do list. Built in the Saxon era, the structure showcases stunning architecture, including the 13th century shrine of St. Thomas of Hereford. For those who are interested in seeing more religious buildings, Herefordshire is also home to Dore Abbey, Belmont Abbey and St. Bartholomew’s Church - all set in breath-taking rural scenery.
Of course, you can’t visit Herefordshire without sampling some of the finest ciders you will ever taste. There are plenty of cider mill tours, providing fascinating insight into how some of the best ciders are made. The Westons Cider Mill, deep in the Herefordshire countryside between Ledbury and Ross-on-Wye, is a very popular spot to learn about traditional cider making techniques.
The people of Herefordshire are warm, welcoming and highly artistic, as can be seen in the many workshops and studios around the towns and the city. There are also farmers markets held weekly, where you can sample the finest local produce and even get the opportunity to pick your own.
It’s not all about dry land in Herefordshire. The River Wye, sitting in the picturesque Wye Valley (AONB) allows for further exploration by water either at a gentle pace with canoes and kayaks for hire, or a more fast-paced one, with the exciting Symonds Yat rapids.
So whether you want to stay on dry land or take to the waterways, Herefordshire offers plenty of options for both. Find out more about Herefordshire and the many reasons to visit, including our dog-friendly guide for pet owners.
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